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Originally Posted by frugality
A variety of the Nanos have come in anodized colors, so Apple already has a good track history of testing and producing coatings. Nitriding the surface should (in theory) be even less of a risk,...
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Originally Posted by AppleInsider
Macworld also did a stress test on the batteries of the new MacBook Air notebooks. It found that the 11-inch model looped a movie at full-screen full brightness and volume set at 1 for 3 hours...
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Originally Posted by AppleInsider
Macworld also did a stress test on the batteries of the new MacBook Air notebooks. It found that the 11-inch model looped a movie at full-screen full brightness and volume set at 1 for 3 hours...
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Originally Posted by Lemon Bon Bon.
Mehhhhhhh.
As opposed to expensive Macs with underperforming laptop components? Or even more expensive Macs with laptop components?
Mehhhhhhhhhhhh.
Melgross complaining that the PC...
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Originally Posted by c64
i don't see the i7 for there next cpu.they are always a cpu generation behind when it comes to the imac, they put the latest in the mac pro.
I assume they will have some kind of boost though, even if...
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Originally Posted by Mr. K
Based on the so-called "iMac Air" mentioned in the other thread, I have a feeling Apple is going to try and replicate the MBA in desktop form, with obviously better graphics and (possibly i7)...
There's no way this isn't a performance boost. The face that it'll be thinner means nothing because of the following logic:
1) The iMac wouldn't undergo an exterior makeover and then revert or get much fatter within a few months...
I know there's discussion / news about new features of the next iMac to come out, but is there any kind of information indicating WHEN it will be released?
If you have a time period based on speculation(i.e. oct/nov of this year),...