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Apple advertising the Macbook (iBook)?

Melablog.it notices that Apple appears to be advertising under the keyword "MacBook" in Google.it's search results.

The top sponsored result returns the title "Macbook" and a link to the Italy Apple Store. This is not necessarily interesting in itself, but it describes the "Macbook" as starting at 999.

No MacBook Pro starts that low, and the current iBook starts at 1049 in the Italy Apple Store.

(Of note, the Google ad has now been changed from "Macbook" to "MacBook Pro".)

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