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Three MacBook mistakes: Will Apple correct course?

Apple’s not a company that backtracks easily. It’s got a lot of pride and a reputation for moving forward. And yet every so often the company makes a decision that it thinks is right and is ultimately proven to be completely wrong.

In 2008, Apple removed FireWire from the MacBook, only to . In 2009 the , only to revert to its previous . The thirdgeneration iPod, with its row of touch-sensitive controls, was a similar design cul-de-sac. And the most recent example is the Mac Pro, which Apple , but ultimately admitted was .

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