Topic: Current Hardware
Apple's new 27-inch LED Cinema Display to ship in September
2010/27/07, 08:07 am
Apple on Tuesday took the wraps off its new 27-inch LED Cinema Display which sports a 2560 x 1440 resolution and 60 percent more screen real estate than the company's existing24-inch LED Cinema Display.
Apple updates iMac line with Intel Core i3, i5 and i7 processors
2010/27/07, 08:07 am
Apple on Tuesday refreshed its all-in-one desktop line of iMacs, bringing Intel's Core i3, Core i5 and Core i7 processors, along with ATI Radeon graphics.
Sources reveal specs of Apple's iMac refresh
2010/27/07, 08:07 am
Apple on Tuesday will update its iMac line of desktops, with both the 21.5-inch and 27-inch models receiving processor speeds ranging from 3.06GHz to a 2.8GHz quad-core model.
Apple's 27" iMac only supports native or 720p video input, no 1080p
2010/21/07, 06:07 pm
Apple's revised 27" iMac introduced this spring debuted a new feature: a Mini DisplayPort video port that worked in both directions, enabling external video sources to output video to the screen. That feature is largely limited to 720p in HDTV applications however.
Apple's US Mac sales grow 11% in June, forecasting strong quarter
2010/19/07, 09:07 pm
U.S. Mac sales increased again in June, the third month of Apple's fiscal quarter, growing 11 percent and foreshadowing an announcement of strong sales in Apple's earnings report Tuesday.
Apple's US Mac shipments grow 15.4% to 1.6M in June quarter
2010/14/07, 04:07 pm
Quarterly estimated PC sales were released Wednesday afternoon, revealing that Apple was the fourth-largest computer maker in the U.S., shipping 1.6 million units during the second quarter of calendar 2010.
Apple offers free repairs, replacements for faulty 2008 Time Capsules
2010/12/07, 08:07 am
Customers who bought a faulty Time Capsule in 2008 may be entitled to a free repair or replacement of their hardware, and those who previously paid for a fix could receive a refund, according to a recently updated Apple support document.
Review: Apple's aluminum Mac mini and Mac mini Server (2010)
2010/07/07, 07:07 am
Apple's newest entry-level Mac recently received a full hardware makeover, with a wider but flatter aluminum unibody shell, integrated power supply, built in HDMI for home theater applications, and a greener more efficient design.
New Mac mini folds in Apple TV features (photos)
2010/20/06, 09:06 pm
Apple's new unibody Mac mini takes design cues from Apple TV while introducing innovative new industrial design concepts of its own.
First look: Apple's new unibody Mac mini
2010/18/06, 04:06 pm
Apple's new aluminum unibody Mac mini retains its role as the company's low price, compact PC and server while adding HDMI output and support for Secure Digital Extended Capacity flash memory cards with higher speeds and capacities (more than 32GB).
Unibody 2010 Mac mini gets iFixit teardown
2010/16/06, 08:06 pm
Apple's new 2010 Mac mini is wider (7.7 inches square, just like the existing Apple TV) but significantly thinner (just 1.4 inches thick) and easier to take apart than previous models.
$100 increase for Apple's redesigned Mac mini seen as disappointment
2010/15/06, 10:06 am
Apple's redesigned Mac mini was released on Tuesday starting at $699, a $100 premium over the previous model -- a new price that one prominent Wall Street analyst said he believes is somewhat disappointing.
Apple releases redesigned Mac mini with HDMI port starting at $699
2010/15/06, 07:06 am
Apple on Tuesday updated its Mac mini desktop computer, adding an HDMI port for easy connectivity to an HDTV, as well as a built-in SD card slot for grabbing photos and videos from a digital camera.
Apple laying groundwork for TRIM support in future SSD-based Macs [u]
2010/14/06, 08:06 am
Apple may be laying the foundation for TRIM support in future Macs, a technology that should allow their solid state flash drives to maintain optimal performance throughout the life span of the systems.
iSuppli: Apple was only US PC maker to outgrow market in Q1 2010
2010/04/06, 03:06 pm
The greatest growth in the PC industry in the first quarter of 2010 came from overseas computer manufacturers, with one exception in the U.S.: Apple.
Wired's iPad edition arrives: Flash out, Apple-approved Objective-C in
2010/26/05, 10:05 am
Wired this week released the iPad edition of its technology oriented magazine, with the App Store software completely rewritten by Adobe, jettisoning the version written in Flash for one authored completely in the Apple-approved Objective-C language.
Mercedes-Benz dealers now using iPads to sell cars
2010/25/05, 06:05 pm
Daimler AG's Mercedes-Benz is equipping 40 dealerships with iPads in an effort to more effectively sell and lease cars, keeping customers comfortably in the vehicle while handling a credit application.
Dell announces Streak, a 5-inch Android-based iPad competitor
2010/25/05, 01:05 pm
Dell's entry into the tablet market was made official Tuesday with the Streak, previously shown at CES 2010 as a concept, now set to take on Apple's iPad in the U.K. in early June, and in the U.S. later this summer.
Apple shipping iPad preorders, opens international App Store, iBookstore
2010/21/05, 11:05 am
A week before the iPad arrives in nine new countries, Apple has begun shipping some international preorders, and has also opened overseas versions of the iPad App Store and iBookstore.
iPad 3G remains completely sold out at US Apple retail stores
2010/21/05, 08:05 am
Checks with 50 Apple retail stores found that the iPad 3G remains completely sold out in the U.S. weeks after its release and 7 days ahead of the device's international launch.

