It has been rumored for quite some time that Apple is planning to transition away from Intel chips in its Mac desktops and notebooks, opting for its own design with ARM-based processors. How Apple gets there, though, has been a point of contention.
On Monday, June 22, Apple is going to kick off this year's Worldwide Developers Conference, and now the company has revealed just how busy this event is going to be.
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Want to increase the amount of RAM in your 13-inch MacBook Pro via the online Apple store at the time of purchase? This is now going to cost you double than just a few days ago because Apple has quietly doubled the cost RAM upgrades for the entry-level 13-inch MacBook Pro.
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As suggested by a list of upcoming Apple products that the increasingly reliable Twitter leaker @L0vetodream has shared back in March, the rumored transition to ARM-based CPU technology for Mac computers could kick off with a revived twelve-inch MacBook notebook.
Twelve South today introduced the ColorKit, a solid-color notebook wrap designed specifically for the 13-inch MacBook Pro. The accessory makes it possible to change your computer's default shade to one of the five available colors: Aqua, Coral, Black, Forest Green or Deep Rose.
Apple will apparently release an updated 13-inch MacBook Pro model sometime in May, according to serial leaker Jon Prosser who has a limited track record reporting Apple rumors.
Many MacBook models feature an anti-reflective coating on the display, and it turns out that Apple is letting Authorized Service Providers that yet another model could experience some issues with the addition.
Jason Snell of Six Colors ran the Geekbench synthetic benchmark from Primate Labs on a mid-range version of the new MacBook Air, equipped with Intel's quad-core 1.1GHz Core i5 CPU.
Apple today refreshed its MacBook Air notebook line with several hardware improvements, such as two times faster CPU performance and 80 percent faster graphics than the previous generation, in addition to double the storage and the reliable scissor mechanism keyboard that previously launched on the 16-inch MacBook Pro. Most importantly, the popular notebook now has a lower price of $999 while education customers can get it for $899.
Following positive market response to the new 16-inch MacBook Pro, Apple's first notebook ditching the problematic four-year-old butterfly keyboard in favor of the tried-and-tested scissor key mechanism, Apple should release new MacBook Pros and Airs with scissor keys by June.