Hardware

MacBook Air and MacBook Pro expected to be updated with higher resolution screens and faster Intel chips. 9 to 5 Mac reports that Apple will redesign the apps for iTunes, iBooks and the App store itself. Following on from Facebook … Continue reading →

9to5 Mac’s sources have also informed them that apart from the hardware refresh of the Mac computer lineup, Apple will also be debuting new accessories such as refreshed keyboards and mice, cables, etc. Either way WWDC will be taking place … Continue reading →

How flat yield curves can kill insurance companies. Arguing that “The value comes from iOS, the App store, iTunes and iCloud,” Einhorn riffs: AAPL’s ability to consistently offer innovative features . . . encourages users to upgrade every couple …

We’ve been hearing reports for a while now that Apple is planning to overhaul the MacBook Pros at WWDC to include Retina displays as well as new Intel Ivy Bridge processors. 9to5Mac has once again heard from sou … It’s … Continue reading →

the direct successor to Apple’s PowerMac and the first machine to signal Apple’s transition to Intel x86 chips in 2005. The high-end machines, which begin at $2,499 in the U.S. remain Apple’s one truly customizable Mac, with the company having … Continue reading →

MacRumors notes today that those in the market for one of the towers — which haven’t received a hardware update since July 2010 — are facing unusually long wait times if they want to pick one up in store. While … Continue reading →

Finally Seagate and Western Digital, which dominate the hard-drive industry, have released Thunderbolt drives for the Mac, and they truly are super speedy and affordable. And Thunderbolt is rolling out on some Windows computers. Chipmaker Intel …

But some tech sites say it is fake because they could not believe that Apple will ship a laptop with no Retina display … that the unknown MacBook Pro model comes with 2.5GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 with 3MB L3 … Continue reading →

Apple’s $108.2 billion in sales last year notwithstanding, hardware companies remain less attractive to investors primarily because of the expense to make and distribute physical products. There’s also less cost involved if software …

Specifications indicate a 2.5GHz Ivy Bridge processor with an integrated Intel HD Graphics 4000, and 4GB of RAM by default. The most notable additions are in fact Bluetooth 4.0 and USB 3.0, the latter of which would be a first … Continue reading →