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For many Apple fans,USA the only thing better than using your freshly unboxed Mac is taking a moment to take in that sweet, sweet new computer smell.

Now that sensation can be achieved via a new candle that purports to deliver that new Mac smell, without the hefty, new Mac hardware price tag.

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Charleston, South Carolina-based Twelve South, which specializes in Apple accessories, is offering what it calls the New Mac Candle, which, for just $24, wraps you in the ol' factory goodness of Steve Jobs' legacy.

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How they achieved that unique smell is unclear, but the company's website states that the candle's scent includes notes of "mint, peach, basil, lavender, mandarin and sage."

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No factory plastic scents are mentioned, so it's unclear how such sweet sounding scents can add up to the smell of a new Mac, but the idea alone is amazing.

Unfortunately, just one day after the product went on sale, the "hand-poured soy candle" has already sold out.

But fear not, the company promises a restocking announcement later this month, at which point even more Apple fans can sample the artisanal fragrance of Cupertino, California's finest.

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