Difference between current MacBook and the generation before

I'm looking into getting the older generation of the MacBook tomorrow, my school is having a sale and I need to know now.

Depending on which Macbooks you're referring to:
Current macbooks use the Ivy Bridge Processor/Chipset combo with USB3 ports - Intel 4000HD video in the 13 Inch models and Intel HD video + Nvidia discrete graphics in the 15 Inch Macbooks.
2011 Macbooks came with the Sandy Bridge Processor/Chipset combo with USB2 ports - Intel 3000HD video in the 13 Inch models and Intel HD vido + AMD/ATI discrete graphics in the 15 Inch Macbooks...
2010 and below - have a look here and compare - www.everymac.com.
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2 (
3 select 'AAA' name, to_date('01-SEP-09', 'dd-MON-rr') dt, 100 items from dual union all
4 select 'BBB' name, to_date('02-SEP-09', 'dd-MON-rr') dt, 101 items from dual union all
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7 select 'EEE' name, to_date('05-SEP-09', 'dd-MON-rr') dt, 400 items from dual
8 )
9 select name
10       , dt
11       , items
12       , nvl (items - lag (items) over (order by dt), 0)
13    from test
14 ;
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AAA 01-SEP-09        100                                      0
BBB 02-SEP-09        101                                      1
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EEE 05-SEP-09        400                                    200
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Revision: 4112
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2008-11-14 10:05:42 -0800 (Fri, 14 Nov 2008)
Log Message:
Further work for FXG to SWF transcoding - checking in some work resulting from collaborating with Kaushal to correct FXG transforms and gradient transforms as well as cater for differences between Java AffineTransform and the SWF Matrix type.
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Doc: No
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