One of the coolest things Apple announced yesterday was the Fusion Drive, but what exactly is it? Described as the combination of an SSD and a traditional HDD, Ars Technica has gone into more detail into how it might work, and it’s some interesting stuff.
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo expects the newly introduced iMac lineup to dramatically boot Apple’s desktop shipment numbers, which are forecast to drop 79% year-over-year for Q3.
There have been strong rumors about new iMacs appearing at the October 23 event, and we’ve seen no better confirmation of that so far than shipping times from Apple slipping across Europe.
SKUs for new iMacs are appearing in Apple’s retail inventory system, ahead of an expected announcement at next week’s Apple media event. The report makes mention of four new model numbers, likely referring to both 21.5 and 27-inch models.
As a result of a fault in certain 1TB Seagate hard drives found in October 2009- July 2011 iMacs, Apple has started a program where you can get your hard drive replaced free of charge if it is found to be faulty.
While the iPad Mini has gotten most of the spotlight regarding Apple’s October 23rd media event, the iMac is also overdue for an update, and Chinese language site WeiPhone claims to have some new details about the next generation of Apple’s all-in-one.
In yet another display of innovation, HP has announced their all-new Spectre One lineup of all-in one desktops – a “completely original” new product that’s nothing like anything ever created by a certain fruit company in Cupertino…
A new report claims that Apple’s suppliers have already begun shipping new iMacs and 13-inch Retina MacBook Pros to Apple, and that they are expected to become available sometime in September or October.
According to a new report from Clayton Morris of Fox News, Apple is planning to release new iMacs in the very near future. The new iMacs will reportedly not have Retina displays, but that they will launch some time this fall.
Shortages of Apple’s 27-inch iMac have now begun affecting Apple’s own retail system, with around half of all U.S. Apple Stores out of stock of both 27-inch models.
We’ve heard a lot of iPhone rumors, and with MacBooks updated at WWDC, other Macs have gone out of the limelight. However Apple Bitch reports that major retailers including Amazon and Best Buy are seeing shortages of the 27 inch iMac.
If Apple didn’t already have enough on their plate with supposed launch plans, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that Apple is planning to release updated iMacs and a 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro this fall as well!
Finding a solid, well built iPad stand for your desk can be pretty tricky, and pricy at that. You want one that looks awesome and goes with everything, and while there are some, cost gets in the away more often than not. However this Instructables guide will show you how to create your own iPad stand using the stand of an iMac.
While Apple put a lot of focus on the MacBook Pro last week, the iMac was notably absent from the WWDC keynote , leaving many to wonder when Apple is planning on refreshing their popular all-in-one. Fortunately, it appears that they wait may be shorter than anticipated.