Cheap MacBooks

Today, I will make another confession - I am crazy about grabbing the best deal in town, no matter if we're talking about a car, or a chocolate. That doesn't mean I spend a lot of time shopping, and when it comes to online shopping, it's pretty much the same. Why spend 1 minute buying something, when I can spare some 10-15 extra minutes, and save some money? In the end, it may be possible that the time I waste is not worth the bargain, and to help you avoid such a situation, I have to share with you some of the best deals you can get when looking for cheap MacBooks.

Since talking won't get us anywhere, let's go right to the sweet spot - today's cheap MacBooks! While the best deals can be had by grabbing one of the 13-inch MacBooks, having a MacBook Pro or the Air for less than the usual pricing isn't that bad, either. Less money for the notebook, more for beer. Hooray!(No, I don't have a drinking problem - I drink, fall down, get up, drink some more, fall down, get up - no problem, you see?)

For starters, Amazon is offering $50 rebates, bringing the 13-inch MacBooks down to the following prices:

13-inch MacBook 2.1GHz (white): $944.00
13-inch MacBook 2.0GHz (unibody): $1244.00
13-inch MacBook 2.4GHz (unibody): $1544.00

While MacMall offers the cheap MacBooks above for exactly the same price, if you don't have any problems with pre-October white MacBooks, you can get one for only $868.99.

Moving up, we find that Amazon can get even more generous, with no less than $100 rebate on the new MacBook Pro, so you can get the 15-inch MacBook Pro for $1864.97(the 2.4GHz unibody) or $2394.00(the 2.53GHz unibody version).

At last, we have the heavyweight models - the Air and the 17-inch Pro, with the first one going as low as $1744.00, for the 1.6GHz model, and $2444.00,  the 1.86GHz one.

At last, while MacMall has the Air models priced just as Amazon, they are also offering the new 17-inch MacBook Pro for $2694.00, after the $100 rebate.

These being said, I hope you have the money to grab one of these beauties, especially if your current Mac lineup doesn't include a notebook, or the one you have begs you with every key pressed to be retired...