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Apple slashes price on prior generation Certified MacBooks and MacBook Pros
Following today's release of updates to their portable lines, Apple is offering significant discounts on prior generation Apple-certified refurbished MacBook and MacBook Pro models.
Apple Certified Refurbished MacBooks
Save up to 31% on prior generation (Santa Rosa) models. Prices are $849, $999, and $1049 for the 3 variants (white and black).
Apple Certified Refurbished MacBook Pros
Save up to 35% off the original price on prior generation (Santa Rosa) models. Prices are $1449 and $1649 for the 15-inch models and $2149 for the 17-inch models.
Warranty and other details
All certified refurbished Macs come free shipping and Apple's 1 year warranty. Items are removed from the Apple Outlet once they sell out.
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