Chips say a thinner, lighter Macbook Pro is coming
If the Apple rumor machine is to be believed, we might soon see a lighter, skinnier and bigger brother of the current Macbook Airs. News of new Intel chips to be released in April adds credence to rumors of a 15-inch Macbook Pro and Air.
Apple Will Ramp Up Production Of Next-Gen MacBook Pros in April [Report]
Apple is set to begin mass producing its next-generation MacBook Pros next month, according to sources in its supply chain — just in time to receive Intel’s latest Ivy Bridge processors. The 15-inch model will be first to hit the production line in April,...The next Macs will likely have one of these Intel Ivy Bridge processors, due in a month
Ivy Bridge CPUs launching by April 29 We have heard reports in recent months that the launch of Intel’s Ivy Bridge processor lineup, which will likely find its way into next-generation Apple products, has been delayed. While an April/May launch was expected for some of the lineup initially, Intel confirmed in February that the launch...
Keep your 15" MacBook Pro cool with the madMINDS TILT
The MacBook Pro is the workhorse of the Apple portable computing line, with the power and screen real estate to keep even professional video editors happy when they're on the road. All that power generates heat that can sometimes add up to an unco...
Molten-Hot iPads, Retina Display MacBooks, And More On This Week’s CultCast
Episode 5 of The CultCast just hit iTunes my friends, and this one is sure to give you a pleasant, tingly sensation. This week we investigate the truth behind overheating new iPads; declare why new retina display MacBooks could be in your hands by...If the new iPad is ‘hot,’ what do you call a MacBook Pro?
The heat generated by Consumer Reports' thermal test is likely to dissipate quickly
Mike Daisey owes Consumer Reports' Donna Tapellini a thank-you note for diverting attention -- at least briefly -- from his malfeasances with her preliminary report on the new iPad.
CR engineers discovered -- and on Tuesday Tapellini reported -- that playing Infinity Blade II for...
If the new iPad is ‘hot,’ what do you call a MacBook Pro?
The heat generated by Consumer Reports' thermal test is likely to dissipate quickly
Mike Daisey owes Consumer Reports' Donna Tapellini a thank-you note for diverting attention -- at least briefly -- from his malfeasances with her preliminary report on the new iPad.
CR engineers discovered -- and on Tuesday Tapellini reported -- that playing Infinity Blade II for...
We Talk Macbook Pro Rumors, Steve Jobs Dolls And More On This Week’s CultCast
There’s a good reason we say The CultCast is the best 30 minute Apple conversation you’ll hear all week long: not only do we bring you the best news, products, and rumors in every show, we make it fun! And there’s never been a...New Slimline MacBook Pros Already In Production [Rumor]
Apple apparently already has slimmed-down 13 and 15-inch MacBook Pros in production. The redesigned cases drop the optical drive, but storage will still be plentiful and CPUs will be more powerful than those in the...Here’s How Police Departments Use Mac Tools For Computer Forensics
If you’ve ever taken apart an Apple device, you know what delicate work it can be. Imagine trying to extract incriminating child pornography photos from a laptop and you’ll understand why tools that help you see what’s on...Intel website leaks full Ivy Bridge lineup
Intel apparently slipped and briefly posted a Spring product list that outed 17 desktop chips and 11 notebook chips. Many of these chips were listed in an earlier leak and could land in Mac and PC hardware this year. The PDF document was pulled from ...
Apple releases iMac Graphic, MacBook Pro EFI firmware updates
Apple recently released two firmware updates that address graphics problems in the iMac and select MacBook Pro models. The iMac update fixes a graphics issue in Lion that would lock up the all-in-one machine, while the MacBook Pro update targets 15-i...
