List of posts with the tag: MacBook

If you have to prepare a meal (or a cool shrimps salad) and don’t have any spare knives lying around at your kitchen, there is no problem since your thin MacBook Air will do the job. Video: A shrimp is cut with a MacBook Air

It is expected that a new MacBook Air will be released in the middle of July 2011 (in a few days). This is of course all speculation: Most Probable: – 17W Sandy Bridge Processors (i5/i7 in the 13 inch, possibly i3/i5 or i5/i7 in the 11 inch) – Thunderbolt port Very Likely: – Improved SSD…

The video shows the performance doing an Instant On and Boot Up of the new Macbook Air 2010 (11.6″, 1.4 GHZ Intel Core 2 Duo, 2GB RAM, Flash Memory) and a first generation MacBook (2.4 GHZ Intel Core 2 Duo, 2GB RAM).

This photo shows us Digg offices, it was taken by its CEO @kevinrose the day they launched Digg V4 (uploaded from his iPhone 4). 50% of the employees work sitting in sofas, and everybody work with a MacBook from Apple. Cool work ambient!!!

Dogs + computers + Internet …. The Canine Social Network !!!

Hands on with Apple’s brand new 11 and 13 inches MacBook Air. Filmed at the launch even on Apple Campus, Cupertino, California. Both are 0.1 inches thinner than the previous Air.

Steve Jobs talked about: iLife 11: iPhoto 11 iPhoto 11 has a new fullscreen mode, the albums look like iPhone apps. It has a lot of Facebook enhancements, they have made it easy and elegant to email photos, they have added some new slideshows, and letterpress cards. Photos grouped in maps and you can also…

Apple today updated the MacBook Pro line with faster processors, powerful next-generation NVIDIA graphics and even longer battery life. The 13-inch MacBook Pro features the new NVIDIA GeForce 320M graphics processor for up to 80% faster graphics and a 10-hour built-in battery. The new 15″ and 17″ MacBook Pro are claimed to carry 8-to-9 hours…

Illusion Labs has posted this video showing a MacBook Version of his popular iPhone game Touchgrind. this version uses the multi-touch capabilities of the MacBook’s trackpad. The developer describes it as tech demo and hasn’t committed to releasing it. Apple’s multi-touch trackpads can track up to 11 distinct touch presses.

Microsoft’s CEO, Steve Ballmer, signs his autograph in a student’s Macbook during his visit to Trevecca Nazarene University. (Nashville, TN – 01/20/2010). Ballmer did it laughing and with good humor. He also wrote: Need a new one?

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