Dana Gardner has published a story with the above title on MacNewsWorld. She leads off with “There’s only about two to three more years left in the client hardware innovation business before the end-points go pure commodity. Yep, that’s right, the iPhone and the Air are the beginning of the end, just because there’s not too much more innovation needed down there in the hardware space.” Continue reading »
We’re learning that Mac products are really a lot more fragile than they should be. Tracking the results of wear and tear on Powerbooks over the past five years shows they really need careful handling and some protection…
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We have all been familiar with what started life as the iPod and later became iLounge.
Here is a web site that aims to provide forums and other support for the MacBooks in general and the MacBook Air in particular. Continue reading »
In this article by Jon Peddie, it is pointed out that Intel got its start making custom chips for its customers. Thus it isn’t too surprising that Apple was able to get a low power, powerful chip from Intel on an exclusive basis for its new MacBook Air. Continue reading »
