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Save £450 on this 12-inch Apple MacBook from Amazon
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TL;DR: The sleek and stylish Apple MacBook is down to just £799, saving you £450 on list price.
Whenever there is a great deal on an Apple device, it feels like there should be some sort of fanfare, or loud horn to alerts the masses.
The thing with Apple is that its top devices so rarely get discounted, and when they do, it’s normally by a tiny percentage. So when a 12-inch Apple MacBook is down by a massive 36 percent to just £799, it causes a bit of a stir.
The chance to save £450 on a MacBook doesn’t come around too often. That’s because it’s great, with a set of stunning features and specifications. The Apple MacBook has a dual-core 7th-generation Intel Core m3 or i5 processor, 8GB of RAM, and a 256GB SSD. It also looks properly stylish, and is highly portable. It’s the complete package.
We aren’t going to go into the nitty gritty of the MacBook, because you know what you are getting with Apple.
Bring on the farfare, or horn, because you can now save £450 on a MacBook from Amazon.
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