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MacBook
/ˈmæk.bʊk/ (MAK-book)
Definition
1
A brand of premium laptop computers developed and sold by Apple Inc., featuring aluminum unibody designs, Retina displays, and seamless integration with the macOS ecosystem.
2
Colloquially, any model in Apple's MacBook lineup, such as the lightweight MacBook Air or the powerful MacBook Pro, often prized for aesthetics over raw affordability.
Examples
My MacBook Air is so light, I once mistook it for my yoga mat.
He spent his rent money on a MacBook Pro, now he's computing homeless chic.
The MacBook's butterfly keyboard was revolutionary—until it started typing ghost novels.
Sticker-covered MacBooks at coffee shops: where productivity meets performance art.