Browse tag: MacBook
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Modbook maker not worried about iPad
The iPad is too big and lacks communication capabilities, says the former Apple exec who oversaw the demise of the company's iconic-but-flawed Newton project. -
QuickerTek's nCard offers Wi-Fi speed boost
QuickerTek's nCard 802.11 a/b/g/n wireless card promises to deliver improvements in your Mac's Wi-Fi speed and distance. -
The iPad isn't a third device, but a third revolution
The iPad is unquestionably a bold, ambitious product. Dan Moren thinks that it's perhaps Apple's most ambitious idea ever: remaking personal computing. Again. -
Apple reports record sales, profits
Apple posted record revenue and profits for the 2009 holiday season, according to the fiscal first quarter numbers reported by the company on Monday. -
BambooBook case is full of bamboo and class
Skydda Design's BambooBook case for the 13-inch MacBook Pro is manufactured of bamboo and comes with its own vinyl carrying case. -
BookBook provides a novel cover for your MacBook
Twelve South's BookBook case protects your MacBook or MacBook Pro in a hard leather casing that resembles a vintage, leather-bound book. -
Sanho HyperMac External MacBook Batteries
Sanho's HyperMac battery packs are unique in offering MagSafe-connector compatibility. We took three models for test rides to see how they perform. -
Dress up your Mac with custom decals
Looking for a way to spice up your MacBook? Check out MovieMagicMan's wide assortment of decals, including superheroes, classic cartoon characters, and more. -
Apple's mythical tablet: the text's the thing
Rumors about Apple's forthcoming tablet device continue to swirl, but Dan Moren wonders specifically how you're going to enter text on it? -
CES Briefs: iPhone accessories, laptop screen films, and pocket camcorders
After spending another day on the show floor at CES, Dan Frakes shares some more gear of interest to iPhone and Mac users, including an adjustable iPhone case and anti-glare film for laptop screens. -
SSDs and the MacBook Pro
Rob Griffiths discusses the Wintec Filemate 48GB ExpressCard SSD and demonstrates how to install it in the MacBook Pro. -
CES: Logitech announces Speaker Lapdesk
Logitech has announced a new laptop desk that includes a built-in cooling fan and a set of stereo speakers. -
2009 in review: The year in Apple
After a few years of being overshadowed by the iPhone and iPod, the Mac took center stage in 2009. Join us for a look back at the most significant Mac stories of the past year, and what they might mean for 2010. -
Mac Pundit Showdown V: Tournament of Champions
We wrap up 2009, with a trio of Macworld editors battling to come up with snappy answers to stupid questions in the latest edition of Mac Pundit Showdown. -
Apple cuts educational pricing on MacBooks
The education price for an entry-level MacBook has fallen from $949 to $899. -
Dip a cautious toe into the world of SSDs
Rob Griffiths talks about his experiences adding an ExpressCard solid state drive (SSD) to his 15-inch MacBook Pro, and then using it as the system boot drive. Learn how well it works, what to watch out for, and the benefits and risks of making the move. -
Will we see the famed Apple tablet next month?
Apple has booked a stage at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco for late January. Could the mythical tablet be on the horizon? -
RunCore Pro IV SSD for MacBook Air
RunCore's Pro IV solid-state drive for the MacBook Air claims to offer major performance gains. We installed this pricey upgrade to find out. -
Apple releases AirPort update, firmware updates
Apple on Tuesday released an AirPort Client Update and EFI firmware updates for the MacBook and MacBook Pro as well as a firmware upgrade for the SuperDrive. -
Macs retake reliability ranking top spot
Apple reclaimed the top spot in Rescuecom's computer-reliability ranking during the third quarter of 2009. -
QuickerTek unveils solar-powered MacBook chargers
QuickerTek's new solar chargers have high watt output, meaning you can use the sun to power your MacBook on the go, but at a high price. -
Twelve South announces BassJump laptop subwoofer
Twelve South has announced the BassJump, a USB-powered subwoofer that aims to enhance the audio pumped out by your MacBook's own speakers. -
Macworld's complete Mac buying guide
In this buying guide, we'll cover all the Macintosh models available, tell you how they've changed over the previous model, and how well they did in our benchmark tests. -
Macessity NX Stand gives MacBooks a lift
The NX Stand from Macessity props up a closed laptop in a cushioned slot. -
Speedmark 6: Macworld Lab's new benchmark suite
The Macworld Lab has been hard at work tweaking Speedmark, our overall system performance testing tool, to better accommodate Snow Leopard and to test the Macs on which it runs. -
Jitouch adds new gestures to Multi-Touch trackpads
Jitouch is a simple program that adds eight new sets of gestures to the Multi-Touch trackpads on recent Apple portables. -
Review: 13-inch MacBook/2.26GHz (Late 2009)
In bringing the unibody treatment to the white MacBook, Apple has added many pro features while removing FireWire and the infrared port. -
MacBook (Late 2009) benchmarks
Macworld Lab has received the new MacBook and has been hard at work, putting it to the test. And while we don’t have Speedmark 6 finalized just yet, we do have some MacBook benchmark results we’d like to share. -
Upgrading a MacBook Pro's hard drive
Laptop in one hand, replacement raw drive in the other. No, you needn't reinstall everything when you install the new hard drive. -
Apple: Boot Camp will be late to the Windows 7 party
Rushing to get home from work to install Windows 7 in Boot Camp today? Not so fast, says Apple, and not at all if you own a handful of specific first-generation Intel Macs.
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