Today’s Apple MacBook event saw the introduction of the new MacBook along side the new MacBook Pro. They share almost the same feature set, and as rumored, are made with the brick process out of a block of aluminum.

Apple has two models for the new MacBook. Here’s the feature list.

• 2Ghz or 2.4Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo with 3 MB L2
• 2 GB of 1066 Mhz DDR3 memory
• NVIDIA GeForce 9400M
• 160 GB or 250 GB hard drive
• Slot-loading SuperDrive
• 42% smaller packaging

Details and images after the break.

Today on the MacRumors forums, a user posted this image that could be the case for the new MacBook Pro. As you can see, this goes along with the current aluminum brick manufacturing rumor since it looks to be a solid piece of aluminum. The holes for the speakers seem to be very small, and more »

If TUAW’s sources are to be believed then the upcoming MacBook’s coming from Apple may just have Nvidia graphic chips in them.

More after the break…

9to5Mac claims to have received some information about Apple’s newest secret product, codename Brick. They say it best: We have received more information. This will be huge. Well, you can’t argue with that, now, can you? They say they’ll be elaborating on their information this weekend. For now, all they supply is the teaser pic more »

I’m going to start laying a wall with all these bricks I’ve been stumbling over for the past few days. I don’t mind though. If there’s one thing that gets me excited, it’s Apple rumors, and I bet you’re the same way.

Cult of Mac has a great article about what they, and I, want the Apple Brick to be. Be forewarned, this is just a dream. To the best of my knowledge, this is not even a rumor.

The article details a device, with pictures from a concept of the OLPC version 2 by Yves Behar, that is similar in some respects to a standard ultra portable laptop. It would open like a standard laptop, run a version of OS X, and have an Apple logo. But that’s where the similarities end.

I think a wrecking ball just broke through the ceiling of the building I’m sitting in, because bricks are flying everywhere. Hey, look up in the sky! It’s a MacBook Touch…no, a Mac Mini Pro…no, it’s an Apple TV!

Okay, so here’s another rumor to be taken with all that salt your doctor keeps telling you to cut back on. The Apple brick may actually be a refresh of the Apple TV.

MacRumors is adding to the rumors of new Macs with a report about six new placeholder SKUs in the inventory system of Future Shop. Placeholder SKUs are a common practice in the inventory systems of retailers across the board. You might remember that Best Buy had a similar set of new SKUs three weeks prior more »