Apple’s thinnest laptop is rumored to get a make over. AppleInsider claims that Apple has been looking into replacing aluminum parts with carbon fiber parts in an effort to make the MacBook Air even lighter than it presently is.... [Read on]

I guess by the title that oyou already know what this post is about. As you know, Every new gadget that comes out the market gets disassembled by the ifixit team, iPods, iPhones and now the new MacBooks.... [Read on]

I think that by now you all know that the new Apple MacBooks have NVIDIA 9400 Chipsets, replacing their Intel Chipsets from older models. Apple announced the thet their new line of laptops have NVIDIA’s new 9400 chipset family even before NVIDIA itself unveils it to the public. Here are a few things that might catch your interest about the MacBooks new chipsets.... [Read on]

Apple’s MacBook Event is still on going and here are the latest updates from the said event. The guys from Gizmodo is posting the latest updates which includes:... [Read on]

According to a “confirmed” report from AppleInsider, Apple will announce as part of its special media event Tuesday a new family of MacBooks that will abandoned Intel’s integrated graphics chipsets for those part of NVIDIA’s new mobile platform.... [Read on]

Apple admits that some of its more recent MacBook Pro models may contain faulty Nvidia graphics chips that produce distorted video or fail completely.... [Read on]

Apple officially announced their invite-only media event on Oct. 14– to be held at the Apple headquarters Town Hall building at 10 a.m. — with the tagline “The spotlight turns to notebooks” and some say that this is a sign that points towards the launch of sub-$1000 MacBooks.... [Read on]

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Iomega, a global leader in data protection and security, has announced the new Iomega eGo Helium Portable Hard Drive, taylored specifically for Apple’s MacBook Air. The eGo Helium delivers 320 Gigabytes of stylish storage enclosed in anodized aluminum. Below is the official press release of Iomega via Gizmodo... [Read on]