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Thursday, Nov 19
Apple is no longer the Nordstrom of Tech, they’re the “New Nordstrom”
Apple refuses to take cash in exchange for iPhonesApple gift cards can’t be used to purchase iPhones eitherApple sends out final iPhone email before launchOpen Tech Inc next to take on Apple with OS X-running PCiPhone 1.1.2 firmware released – Jailbreak no longer works
Monday, Nov 16
Apple “enforcement” advert patent filed
via Slashdot] Apple patent shows iChat AV answering machinePatent shows that Apple may be working on a UMPC or small tabletApple gets exciting new patent granted!Apple’s patent – A Peek On How iTV worksApple “willfully” infringed patent, fined $19m in damages
Shenzhen MacBook Air clone packs 3G, removable battery, $249 price tag
17-Inch MacBook Pro Unibody Battery is Hidden, But RemovableBattery replacement in the 17″ MacBook Pro will cost $179Hua Yi 12.1-inch netbook wants to be a MacBook AirTekkeon myPower All line of laptop batteries designed for solar chargersMacBook Air – replacing battery is fairly eas...
Thursday, Nov 5
OS X 10.6.2 reacquires Atom support in latest dev build
Having heard earlier this week that Apple had blocked Atom processor support in their latest build of OS X 10.6.2, we’re now being told that the low-power Intel CPU has once again been welcomed back into the Mac fold. A newer 10.6.2 build, 10C535, has restored Atom support, meaning owners of ne...
Wednesday, Nov 4
HP Envy 14 notebook tipped: ideal Core i5 candidate?
The document lists two potential machines, currently unnamed beyond “Envy 14-1000″, and there’s no sign of any specifications regarding the hardware. The existing Envy 13 uses an Intel Core 2 Duo processor, while the Envy 15 gets a Core i7 chip; it’s possible that the Envy 14 could slot i...
Thursday, Oct 29
Sony recalls 69K VGP-AC19V17 VAIO power adapters
Huntkey unveils power sipping universal notebook adaptersApple recalls MacBook Pro MagSafe adaptersToshiba recals power adapters from portable DVD playersSony VAIO VA1 All-In-One PCSony refreshes VAIO RM Desktop and FE notebook
Tuesday, Oct 27
The FrankenBook: A Creation that Cannot be Killed
Clearly, Dell along with Intel and Microsoft want to promote the sales of more profitable machines with full priced operating systems (not a cheap, eight-year-old version of Windows) and a higher powered processor and chipset. And can you really blame them, especially when we heard las...
Monday, Oct 26
iPhone concept borrows iMac style
So here’s the question: not only are we wondering whether the new stylings of the iMac and the unibody MacBook range could transfer successfully to Apple’s smartphone line but, more broadly, is Apple in need of a significant refresh of their iPhone design language? Let us know what you t...
New MacBook Pro notebooks tipped by OS X config file
via Apple Insider] What impact virtualisation?Intel small-footprint MacBook Air CPU gets general releaseApple address slow MacBook Pro SATA with firmware update3G connectivity rumored for upcoming Apple notebooksMore Apple MacBook touch fan renders: just build it already!
Sunday, Oct 25
SlashGear Week in Review – Week 43 2009
High-end marquee Bang & Olufsen debuted a new BeoVision 10 40-inch LED backlit HDTV. The machine sells for about $9000 making it quite expensive. We went hands on with the new MacBook, Mac mini, iMac, and Magic Mouse this week when they debuted. That sexy 27-inch iMac is sweet.
Thursday, Oct 22
MacBook Unibody review (late 2009)
Unboxing MacBook Air (late 2008 model)17-Inch MacBook Pro Unibody Battery is Hidden, But Removable17-inch Unibody MacBook Pro with fixed high-capacity battery at Macworld?Apple white MacBook specs updated: better CPU & graphics, 2GB RAMApple new MacBook first-impressions
Tuesday, Oct 20
Opinion: Apple new MacBook first-impressions
Core 2 Duo Coming Soon to Next-Gen Apple Laptop?Macbook Pro and MacBook refreshed with PenrynCore 2 Duo MacBook Pro is Here!Apple announces MacBook Air with 128GB SSD optionApple’s new USB SuperDrive is only useful if you have a MacBook Air
Wednesday, Apr 8
Apple MacBook Pro 17-inch Review
Apple are particularly proud of their eco-credentials with the unibody MacBook Pro; the battery is supposedly good for 1000 full recharge cycles - equivalent to five years of service - and it requires just 95W to run. Since it’s non-user-replaceable ...
Thursday, Mar 26
Patch: Apple release 17-inch MacBook Pro graphics update
AZ Apple have released a firmware update - version 1.0 - for 17-inch unibody MacBook Pro owners, which is intended to fix the display errors some users have observed. Apple have not detailed exactly what the update does, only suggested that all owners ...
Friday, Nov 28
MacBook Air Review: it’s a different beast inside out
In fact similarities between the Air, the MacBook and the MacBook Pro are now all the more obvious. Casing design is one such area: Apple was generous with their credit to the Air during the recent unibody MacBook announcements, as paving the way in laser-cut aluminum design. Requiring a...
Saturday, Nov 22
Opinion: Unboxing MacBook Air (late 2008 model)
Relevant Entries on SlashGearMacBook Air Unboxing CeremonyApple support document confirms upcoming MacBook & MacBook ProMacBook and MacBook Pro unboxing videosSlashgear’s Unboxing of Macbook Pro with Core 2 DuoRumored BestBuy listing for MacBook and MacBook Pro
Thursday, Nov 6
Sony VAIO TT Review
Processor options range from Intel’s Ultra-Low Voltage (ULV) 1.20GHz Core 2 Duo SU9300 (800MHz FSB, 3MB L2 cache) through to the 1.40GHz SU9400 on our test unit; similarly, RAM ranges from 2GB to 4GB of DDR3. Where you miss out is in storage: either a 120GB or 160GB 5,400rpm hard-drive, up th...
Wednesday, Nov 5
Opinion: Apple MacBook trackpad issues to be resolved with software update
As we reported on Monday, the new line of Apple MacBooks and MacBook Pros have been experiencing some difficulty with physical clicks on the trackpad. ... Another apple falls from the tree UTM Pacer Review: Apple takes the MacBook upscale Computerworld 15-inch MacBook Pro/2.53GHz Macworld
Monday, Oct 20
Macbook Pro Review - Late 2008 Model
Relevant Entries on SlashGearApple support document confirms upcoming MacBook & MacBook ProNew iMacs on the horizon?Apple announces MacBook Air with 128GB SSD optionRumored BestBuy listing for MacBook and MacBook ProMacbook Pro and MacBook refreshed with Penryn
Apple MacBook Review - Late 2008 Model
While you may find cheaper, though, and even better specified, none will run OS X Leopard and none will have the same design clout as the new MacBook. On that level alone, RDF or not, the “best-selling Macintosh” crown is likely to be passed on to the new aluminum MacBook.
Tuesday, Oct 14
Opinion: Live at the Apple MacBook event; a walk down memory lane
AZ - Steve Jobs walked on stage this morning to applauds and began the Apple MacBook event with a review of all that has come before. The on-screen demonstration ... New Spyshot shows off Macbook Pro SlashGear all 2 news articles
Opinion: Live at the Apple MacBook event; a walk down memory lane
Relevant Entries on SlashGearApple’s online store down for updatesNew Spyshot shows off Macbook ProApple MacBook ‘Spotlight’ Event confirmed October 14th: SlashGear LiveBlogApple support document confirms upcoming MacBook & MacBook ProMacBook event rumor roundup; live b...
Wednesday, Jul 30
Opinion: He Said, She Said: Is an Apple UMPC more likely than a MacBook Touch?
Relevant Entries on SlashGearMacbook Pro and MacBook refreshed with PenrynMacBook Touch mockups from a fanCore 2 Duo Coming Soon to Next-Gen Apple Laptop?Core 2 Duo MacBook Pro is Here!Rumor: Apple buying into Intel’s latest UMPC platform hardware
Thursday, Apr 17
Lenovo ThinkPad X300 Review - MacBook Air killer?
Measuring 317 x 226 x 22mm and weighing 1.45kg, the X300 has roughly the same footprint as the MacBook Air but adds a few millimetres thickness (the Air’s depth is a much-quoted 4-19.4mm, while it weighs a little less than the X300 at 1.36kg). Lenovo make good use of that extra space, though; our...
Friday, Feb 1
MacBook Air Review
OS X Leopard on the MacBook Air is functionally the same as on any other MacBook or Mac desktop, with only the multi-touch touchpad drivers added. That means you get the usual gamut of Safari, Mail, iChat and Boot Camp applications; since Apple also preloads the iLife suite, iPhoto, iMovie...
