Hardware

Intel’s plans put it in the middle of Silicon Valley’s battle for the living room. Heavyweights such as Apple ( While none of these companies have so far been able to make major inroads, Intel thinks it can build a … Continue reading →

Place it side-by-side next to one of last year’s 13-inch MacBook Pros, and you couldn’t tell the difference. Yes, the performance and battery life have improved, but cosmetically, it’s time for Apple’s laptop hardware to see some design changes.

… aluminum look reminds you of an Apple Mac, you’re not alone. This 17-inch laptop offers many of the same features found in the gaming notebook, including Windows 7 and a third-generation Intel Core i7 chip. However, the Chronos offers … Continue reading →

it showed an updated model with Intel’s latest-generation Ivy Bridge processor and high-speed USB 3.0 ports, but no high-resolution Retina display. So, is the “new MacBook” expected to be more of an “Air” or a “Pro?” Kuo thinks Apple will … Continue reading →

The most recent version of the iMac combines traditional Mac excellence with some powerful new features to create an impressive computing machine. Advanced Intel processors make this latest version of the iMac incredibly fast, with an even smaller desktop footprint.

A federal judge canceled a scheduled June 11 trial between Apple Inc and Google Inc’s Motorola Mobility unit over patents related to mobile phones and tablet computers, and expects to dismiss the case because neither can prove damages.

Apple’s new US design patent — D661,296 or US0D0661296 — that issued on Tuesday has caught some major attention this week. This patent broadly cover the distinctive wedge or teardrop profile of the Macbook Air notebook design. With design …

New Mac hardware is widely expected to launch next week when Apple takes the stage at its WWDC event in San Francisco. Some are calling for Apple’s computers to gain a Retina Display, first made famous by the iPhone 4 … Continue reading →

Despite all the fanfare surrounding these hybrids from Microsoft, Intel and PC vendors banking on these gadgets … “Most of us have a laptop for work and an Android or Apple tablet now, so whether I’ll buy one of these … Continue reading →

Commodity hardware? No. Open source … If you think it would be tough to leave your iPhone for Android, or Windows for the Mac, you know nothing about the pain one of the Fortunate 500 feels in thinking about their … Continue reading →