2.4 GHz, 250 GB hard drive, otherwise identical to 2.1 GHz model, US$1,499 in blackīuild-to-order options include more RAM and larger hard drives. 2.4 GHz, dual-layer 8x SuperDrive, 160 GB hard drive, 1 GB RAM, otherwise identical specs to above, US$1,299 in white. 2.1 GHz Core 2 Duo, Combo drive, 120 GB 5400 rpm hard drive, 1 GB RAM, built-in iSight, and a 1280 x 800 display for US$1,099 in white. The new MacBook is available in three configurations: Try it before you decide you want a MacBook. The MacBook is available only with a glossy display and includes an unusual keyboard, which has received mixed reviews. The entry-level MacBook includes 1 GB of RAM, while the faster models ship with 2 GB. This MacBook uses the Intel X3100 graphics processor, which ties up 144 MB of system memory for graphics. 
The top-end MacBook comes with a whopping 250 GB hard drive, and the entry-level model still ships with a Combo drive rather than a SuperDrive. The new MacBooks use the same 800 MHz system bus introduced in October 2007, and the Penryn models get bigger hard drives.
The updated Core 2 CPU (known as Penryn) has an enhanced SSE4 vector engine and a smaller (3 MB vs.
The entry-level MacBook now runs at 2.1 GHz (yeah, it’s only 5% faster), while the faster models now clock at 2.4 GHz (almost 10% faster). Just four months after moving the MacBook to Intel’s Santa Rosa chipset, Apple has refreshed the line.
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