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brand

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The c stands for classic but people are referring to the non-retina as the classic which is incorrect. The non-unibody is the classic model.
 

TechZeke

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I think the correct term should be uMBP for unibody Macbook Pro. "Classic" doesn't really seem right when the the unibody MBP was the second generation of the MBP.
 

maflynn

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Lets try to be helpful without the snarky attitude or posts.

OP, it stands for classic, where as the r stands for retina.

Since this thread has been answered and little good will continue for leaving it open - I'm closing.
 
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