makingmoney257 | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 07 2008 | MacBook, Docks, Patents, New
Apple today received not one but six patents for a variety of items, including an iPhone/iPod Touch stand, an amplification system, a form of speech synthesis, and something it calls a computing device that looks a lot like a MacBook to us. Also, a new earbud/lanyard design, and a new backlighting scheme.
- makingmoney257 | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 09 2009 | hairline cracks, macbook, crack, warranty, apple
Apple is acknowledging the white MacBook's legendary hairline cracks along the bottom enclosure, and will actually fix it, regardless of your warranty.
- makingmoney257 | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 08 2009 | innovations apple, macbook, life thanks, battery life, closer look, usability, notebooks, notebook
The new 17" MacBook Pro claims an industry leading 8 hours of battery life, thanks to a series of innovations Apple highlighted in the new notebook's introduction. Even so, many of the advancements are not actually new, but rather the product of Apple's incremental engineering efforts to increase its notebooks' usability and desirability.
- makingmoney257 | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 06 2009 | nvidia mac, macbook, appleinsider, internal battery, mac mini, nvidia, apple
Apple as early as Tuesday will introduce a 17-inch MacBook Pro with a fixed internal battery and a new version of the Mac mini, both of which will feature chipsets from NVIDIA, AppleInsider has been able to independently confirm.
- makingmoney257 | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 19 2008 | computer repair shop, macbook, ebay, california computer, prototype, apple
A California computer repair shop is likely to receive a call from Apple asking it to explain where it obtained an internal MacBook Air prototype that it later turned around and sold on eBay
- makingmoney257 | Shared With: Everyone - May 27 2008 | MacBook, Air, SSD, Samsung
Samsung has introduced a 256GB solid-state drive that promises to kickstart the industry with twice the storage and twice the speed of earlier disks while also costing less to manufacture than past models -- and having a chance of landing in future Apple notebooks.Simply called the 256GB FlashSSD, the Serial ATA drive reads in-order data at 200MB/s
makingmoney257 | Shared With: Everyone - May 18 2008 | MacBook
click to playA parody of Apples commercial for MacBook Air.
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