What we might see in Apple’s WWDC2011
Apple’s World Wide Developer Conference 2011 is just round the corner. Apple for the past few WWDC has been very focus on showing and telling the developers what is up and coming for the year. But they also did not forget the consumers, and always take the chance to introduce new products. So what will...
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Hitler wants to save Apple’s Xserve too… [Video]
Save Apple Xserve I myself is not a Apple Xserve user, but I’m sure a lot of companies, especially media related companies actually built their company from ground up with Apple products, which includes Mac Pro, Mac Mini, iMac and even Xserve. So how much impact will be on them after Apple killed Xserve? I’m...
Apple Event: Back to the Mac on 20th October 2010
Apple have confirmed that there will be an Event on 20th October 2010 call Back to the Mac. Of course from the event name itself, we can tell it will be focusing on Mac. So what will be refresh this time round? We all know most of Mac’s product line has been refreshed this year...
12 Core Mac Pros Available for Order now!
Apple is now accepting orders for their new 12 cores Mac Pros. It has been quite awhile since Mac Pro got their refresh, now finally you can order new Mac Pros. They come in 3 configurations: $2499 – (Quad Core) One 2.8GHz Quad-Core Nehalem Processor $3499 – (8-Core) Two 2.4GHz Quad Core Westmere Processors $4999...
Apple Magic Trackpad Review Video
Apple have just release their new product, the Magic Trackpad, which can provide you the multi-touch capability to your Mac Pro or iMac. 9to5mac have done a review on the trackpad and you can see it in action now!
Magic Trackpad is here! iMac and Mac Pro users no longer jealous of MacBook Pro Users
Apple Magic TrackPad One of the most innovative thing that was included in Macbook and Macbook Pro is their Trackpad, where you can have multi-touch gestures that will do scrolling, flipping and zooming. This is something that no iMac or Mac Pro users can have, Apple released the first ever multi-touch Magic Mouse last year,...
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