Apple Inc. announced its new iPad Pro, MacBook Air, and Mac Mini at its Oct. 30 event held in Brooklyn, New York. iPad Pro Device Apple iPad Pro 11" Apple iPad Pro 12.9"
Apple might be killing the MacBook Air. Everybody really should have known that Bitconnect wasn’t going to work out well. And finally, the answer to a long-held mystery of Google Calendar. Trending on
The 2010 version MacBook Air could be considered to be the first Ultrabook since it is the notebook that inspired Intel to create the Ultrabook category for Windows notebooks. While calling the MacBook
Along with the MacBook Air, the Dell XPS 13 is the only other consumer model in this list. However, Dell does offer it with Windows 8.1 Professional factory installed, and is marketing it
Apple Inc. updated its popular MacBook Air line of ultra-portable laptops today with a new price tag and new, faster processors from Intel, it announced this morning. Starting at $999 in Canada, the
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Love it or hate it, Apple has a way of winning lots of attention with its new product announcements. The new Macbook Air is no exception. This new device has a few things
Published on: June 17th, 2013 Wolston Lobo @WolstonL
A new desktop, a new operating system, a revamped, reworked version of iOS7 – Apple Inc. seemed determined to show it could innovate during its keynote address at the annual Worldwide Developers Conference
Published on: June 10th, 2013 Candice So @candice_so
A Taiwanese government office is warning local PC vendors of a new Apple patent for its MacBook Air that could be used in legal action to try and stop the sale of ultrabook
Apple isn’t afraid to stir things up, making people to rethink how they use technology. In recent years, most of that kind of innovation has focused on the iPhone, iPad, and iOS. But the
Published on: June 15th, 2012 Roman Loyola @itbusinessca
Lately I've been changing things up a bit. For several months I used a little Lenovo ThinkPad X220 running Windows 7 and had a great experience -- it felt rock solid and responsive,
