Apple has released a software update for June 2012 models of the MacBook Pro and MacBook Air. The update is a bug fix that improves compatibility with some USB devices, and fixes an issue that can lead to increased CPU power consumption.
A number of MacBook Air owners are reporting audio issues when connecting their laptops to Apple’s Thunderbolt display. They complain of static, distortion, and crackling coming from the speakers built into the display.
Sales of Ultrabooks, the PC world’s “challenger” to Apple’s popular MacBook Air have fallen short. Shipments of the thin and light Windows laptops are falling significantly short of what Intel had hoped for.
Ultrabook PC makers are reported to be facing legal threats from Apple over Ultrabook designs that resemble the MacBook Air.
Everyone likes a little luxury in their lives, and why not extend that to your MacBook Air? If you can also protect it from scratches at the same time, all the better. Twelve South has been kind enough to let us try out their SurfacePad for the MacBook Air.
The Retina Display MacBook Pro has been released, and from all reports its a hit. It’s in short supply, and currently there is a 3-4 week waiting period. What does the new MacBook Pro mean for Apple? How’s $1 billion in pure profit sound?
Supplies of metal chassis for Ultrabook PC notebooks remains constrained as Apple has locked up most of the available capacity from vendors.
Following updates to the newly released 2012 MacBook Pros, Apple has just released the first software update for the new 2012 MacBook Air, featuring a numer of fixes to ensure the best performance of the new device.
All the new MacBooks unveiled at WWDC have now been benchmarked using Geekbench, and some pretty interesting results have emerged.
The WWDC keynote was only yesterday, but teardown gods iFixit have already got their hands on the updated Macbook Air and are tearing it down right this minute.
This morning at the WWDC, Phil Schiller took the stage and announced updates to the popular MacBook Air lineup. What’s in store? Here we go!
It’s only hours until the main event at WWDC and the rumors are building up, including this one that we could be seeing new Macbook Airs with 4GB of RAM as standard and even configurable to 8GB.
We showed you two iMac clones recently, both very impressive, Dell’s and another one from China. However it’s now time for Macbook Air clones to return to centre stage with the THD N2-A at the Computex expo.
According to a new analysis, the latest lineup of Windows-based Ultrabook PCs will not undercut Apple’s MacBook Air enough on price to woo away most consumers.
In addition to numerous credible reports that Apple’s next-gen MacBook Pro and iMac models will feature Retina displays, a new report claims that Apple is planning to bring Retina displays to the MacBook Air as well.
The latest MacBook rumor is perhaps one of the most interesting, not because it’s predicts amazing new features, but because it spells out an interesting strategy for Apple: an $800 MacBook Air!