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The iBook is Apple's industrial-style portable computer, with protective casing and integral carrying handle. Recently released versions feature a built-in DVD (digital versatile disk) player and digital movie maker.

Stylish Apple notebook computer launched in 1999 as a portable version of the iMac desktop computer. In 2006 the iBook was replaced by the MacBook.



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