MacBook Air (Mid 2012)
For the first time, Apple has Macs with built-in USB 3 support. The improved USB specification is over 10x as fast as USB 2.0 and has half the bandwidth of Thunderbolt. There are already a lot of USB 3...
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For the first time, Apple has Macs with built-in USB 3 support. The improved USB specification is over 10x as fast as USB 2.0 and has half the bandwidth of Thunderbolt. There are already a lot of USB 3...
View Article11″ MacBook Air (Mid 2012)
The 11″ and 13″ 2012 MacBook Air Overview For the first time, Apple has Macs with built-in USB 3 support. The improved USB specification is over 10x as fast as USB 2.0 and has half the bandwidth of...
View ArticleMac mini (Late 2012)
“Way more power” is Apple’s claim for the Late 2012 Mac mini, and that’s certainly true for the top-end quad-core i7-based model. It has the highest Geekbench score yet for a Mini at 10642 (vs. 6741...
View ArticleMac mini Server (Late 2012)
The 2011 Mac mini Server was a normal Mac mini with two hard drives, a quad-core i7 CPU (vs. dual-core CPUs in regular Minis), and OS X Server installed. The 2012 Server is essentially the same as the...
View Article11″ MacBook Air (Mid 2013)
The big breakthrough for the 2013 MacBook Air (MBA) is improved battery life. The 11″ model is now rated at 9 hours in the field, a huge jump from the 20120 model. And if you don’t use your MBA...
View Article13″ MacBook Air (Mid 2013)
The big breakthrough for the 2013 MacBook Air (MBA) is improved battery life. The 13″ model is now rated at 12 hours in the field, a huge jump from the 2012 model. And if you don’t use your MBA...
View ArticleUSB 3.0: Time for Apple to Make the Right Choice
Apple usually makes the right choices, but it’s sometimes late coming to the party already underway on the Windows side of things. Apple got it right with the RS-422 serial ports on the earliest Macs,...
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