Published 12/1/2008
by Nick Farrell
at Home - THE INQUIRER
Nick Farrell the Inquirer , Monday 1 December 2008. 10:29:00 Agrees with the INQ APPLES LATEST promotion of what it calls the 'greenest laptop range ever' is entirely spin for the intellectually-challenged fan base which believes whatever fantasy is manufactured for them by Mac Marketing. After we ran our story pointing out that the new aluminium laptops are as green as a red V6... > >
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