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Oct 15, 2008 Comments

The 15-inch MacBook Pro

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The live Apple coverage made earlier today had some information about the new MacBook Pro, but if you want specific details just keep reading. * Prices: from $2,000 to $2,500 depending on the processor + graphics card + memory ram + hard-drive. * Alternative Prices: as low as $48 per month for the low-end model, which means it will take a few years to complete payment. * New Stuff: Multi-Touch trackpad that doesn’t have a button, so Appleish… In the specifications list, the new MacBook Pro boasts the following details: * Intel Core 2 Duo at 2.53GHz, or if you want better go for the 2.8GHz processor * 2GB or 4GB of DDR3 RAM Memory, at 1066MHz * 128GB SolidState Drive, or 320GB SATA, or if you need something smaller there is a 250GB Serial ATA * Integrated Graphics Card NVIDIA GeForce 9400M, or a normal 9600M GT with 256MB All the other features are equal to both laptops, which includes a SuperDrive 8x, a Backlit Keyboard. Read More

Oct 15, 2008 Comments

The 13-inch MacBook (white)

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One of the fresh laptops presented by Steve Jobs earlier today was the (White) MacBook that will only cost $999, that is, if you pick the basic features like only 1GB of RAM. It took a long time to reach this “below $1,000 MacBook” goal, but it is here and it is real: * Prices: from $999 to $1,374 depending on the Hard-Drive and RAM memory * Alternative Price: as low as $24 per month for the low-end model, but you must use a Juniper Visa Card * New Stuff: White color * Default Processor: 2.1GHz Intel Core 2 Duo The following options are available when picking your configuration: * 1GB, 2GB, or 4GB of DDR2 RAM Memory * 120GB, 160GB, or 250GB Serial ATA Hard-Drive Via Apple

Oct 14, 2008 Comments

Apple new Cinema Display too pricey, buy a iMac 24″ or 3 Samsung Syncmaster 24″

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Apple today introduced a new LED based 24" Cinema Display especially designed for the Macbooks, featuring the new Display Port, 1920 x 1200 resolution, stereo speakers, a MagSafe to power your Macbook, a USB port. While the design is beautiful and the added technology makes it more interesting the price is too high for what it offers, it is a iMac case that behave like a Display but without the iMac and if I want to have a bigger display for my new Macbook this is not the correct one, with this money I can buy a iMac 24" refurbished that will be more productive than an dull Display. Sorry Apple, not this time The $899 price is tooo high for a secondary display, instead the smarter thing to do is spend it in two or even 3 display from Samsung, while I won't discuss that the display looks beautiful, but please the price is out of proportion when you can buy an iMac 24" refurbished for the same price and even if you need more thand that, you can buy a Epson or any other Projector that you can hook up your Macbook. Check these offers, while these displays are not Cinema, ...

Oct 14, 2008 Comments

Apple notebook event is done, not subnotebook, not Blu-Ray, not $800 laptop

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Apple Notebook event has ended with a refresh in the notebook lineup, better graphics, new design and a sophisticated new construction method for Macbooks that revolutionate how electronics are built today. The new Macbook comes in 13", Ultrathin 13.3-inch LED-backlit display made completely of glass supporting a resolution of 1280 by 800 (native), 1152 by 720, 1024 by 640 and the new Macbook Pro comes in 15" supporting a resolution of 1440 by 900 (native), 1280 by 800, 1152 by 720, 1024 by 640. Apple is adding the new Nvidia 9400 and 9600 chipsets, so users can switch from one to another depending on their needs, Apple promises a 4 hours using the 9600 and 4 hours using the 9400 and at the same time added a new Display Port connector capable of powering a 30" Display. Apple killed the Intel integrated chipset, the HDMI connector and the Firewire 400. Apple ups the hard disc size in the 2.0 Ghz Macbook to 160GB 5400-rpm Serial ATA hard disk drive Optional 250GB or 320GB 5400-rpm hard drive or 128GB solid-state drive and in the 2.4GHz MacBook to 250GB 5400-rpm Serial ATA hard disk drive Optional 320GB 5400-rpm hard drive or 128GB solid-state drive. Both machines are ...

Oct 14, 2008 Comments

What to Expect of Apple MacBook Event

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We’re about six hours away of the Apple MacBook event and we are anxious to see if any of the rumors we’ve had so far will be confirmed. So far we’ve seen the Brick Aluminum design; we’ve heard about the Apple netbook which is supposed to cost around $900; we’ve seen Best Buy prices which also revealed different color schemes and we’ve read quite a lot about the price cut everyone is expecting. We don’t know that many things about the Air and we hope we will be in for some surprises. As we did with other Apple events, we’re going to keep you updated later on today when we’re going to be covering the event. Via Mobilewhack

Jun 18, 2008 Comments

First Apple Store Opens tomorrow in Australia

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Apple’s first retail store in Australia will open on George Street in Sydney on Thursday, 19 June at 5:00 p.m. Located in the heart of the city’s shopping district, the Apple Store® Sydney features two floors dedicated to Macs and iPods and a third floor entirely dedicated to service, including the world’s largest Genius Bar for free advice and personal training through Apple’s popular One to One membership. “We are thrilled to bring the unique Apple retail experience to Australia,” said Ron Johnson, Apple’s senior vice president of Retail. “This breathtaking new store will be the ultimate place for the people of Sydney to shop, learn and be inspired.” The Apple Store Sydney has more than 80 Macs and 60 iPods available for customers to experience hands-on, as well as an incredible range of third party products. The store’s knowledgeable staff includes more than 125 locally hired Specialists, Creatives and Geniuses who are ready to share their expertise and offer customers personalised instruction on everything from getting started with a Mac® to building their own web page, creating a podcast or making a digital movie. Every Apple® retail store offers customers great ways to get the most out of their Mac and iPod®, ...

May 23, 2008 Comments

You will NEVER see an iMac ZF5475br

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What I really like about Apple is the simplicity, every mac model represent an economic or professional group with two different colors and nothing else, simple. This categorization is something implemented with the second coming of Steve Jobs to Apple, because I remember when the Performa Line had those strange numbers attatched at the end (Macintosh Performa 5210CD), but thanks God, this aberration is not more. In the other hand, you could still find that almost every pc maker still uses numbers to differentiate one machine from another, sometime the differentiation is vague, more megahertz, more video ram, a dvd burner, making the experience painful to the buyers that have to check every single machine to know the different between them. Take for example I tried to buy one Sony Vaio Laptop, I got macs at home and at the office so a pc would be some kind of experiment, I went to Sony Style Online Store searching for laptops, there are 6 different laptop categories and an umpc, I chose the Sony Vaio TZ Series, this serie has the next models: VGN-TZ2000 VGN-TZ2500 VGN-TZ298N/XC VGN-TZ295N/XC VGN-TZ285N/RC VGN-TZ270N/B VGN-TZ250N/B VGN-TZ250N/P VGN-TZ250N/N All of them with different prices and specs, don't forget that this is just a model from the ...

May 7, 2008 Comments

Speck Launches Industry First Hard Shell for the MacBook Pro 17-Inch

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Speck today announced that it has launched the industry first hard shell case for the MacBook Pro 17-inch. The SeeThru Hard Shell is believed to be the first translucent hard shell design for the MacBook 17-inch in the market. Speck simultaneously launched new SeeThru™ hard shell colors for the MacBook Pro 15-inch and MacBook 13-inch. “Speck continues to innovate time and time again and today is no different. We’re excited to bring the latest addition to our family of industry first cases for the MacBook and MacBook Pro, the MacBook Pro 17-inch See-Thru hard shell case,” said Brian Tong, Speck’s Sales Product Manager. “We are never satisfied and continue to innovate, thus adding a cut-out on the bottom of the MacBook Pro 17-inch allowing our customers access the battery test button. We also keep pushing the envelope by offering a full range of new colors for our MacBook SeeThru case line that will let your personality and flair shine on your MacBook or MacBook Pro.” SeeThru hard shells for MacBook and MacBook Pro are made of sturdy, polycarbonate plastic and come in a Speck-trum of colors, red, blue, orange, pink, green, black and clear (color options vary ...

Feb 2, 2008 Comments

Wanna see how a Macbook Air’s inside look?

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The people from iFixit decided to see the inner parts of the new lightweight Macbook Air, undressed it to discover the MacBook Air ships in more than just a manila envelope. Here a gallery from the Desinformado.com website...

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