Christmas is right around the corner now and, for most men, this is a time to get their hands on some pretty awesome gadgets and bits of technology and, as luck would have it, this year will see some mightily impressive bits of kit available for us to ask for under the Christmas tree come December 25th.
remember how an Air was predicted for the name of the next gen iPad last year? well, it didn’t quite came true… until now. meet the new iPad Air, the next generation 10-inch class tablet that the Cupertino folks proudly proclaim as “dramatically thinner, lighter and more powerful iPad” featuring a 9.7-inch Retina display, packed into
things hasn’t been the same with Apple. it used to be, anticipation never fails to brew before the next smartphone announcement, but not this time round cos’ all the leaked ahead of its announcement already kind of tells us what to expect. gone are the days of closely guarded secrets and how do say that? mojo? the first iPhone was a beauty.
so you got yourself a speedy broadband or fiber service, now it is time to do that speedy Internet of yours some justice by hitting up on the latest WiFi standards, the 802.11ac, with devices like the Apple AirPort Extreme ($199) and the AirPort Time Capsule (from $299). featuring a three-stream 802.11ac WiFi technology
what you see here is not a vase or some avant-garde air purifier, it is the future of Apple Mac Pro as presented by the Cupertino folks. the sneak was unveiled at the June 10’s World Wide Developers Conference and needless to say, we immediately became skeptics. a 9.9″ tall cylindrical Mac Pro? really? anyway, that
sure. the new Apple MacBook Air (Mid 2013) may not be radical in design – in fact, it looks just the same its predecessors, but looking beyond the Apple-sleek aesthetic that we are so accustomed to, we think this latest iteration has matured quite a bit and therefore, more capable in keeping up with the technological developments
just when we thought Apple is going into a product hibernation, but here we are, witnessing an soft attempt to keep its market share alive, well, at least on the portable music player segment. there isn’t any official PR for this (read: probably not an important thing) for this new 5th-gen iPod touch sporting 16GB storage capacity
the Apple that Steve Jobs built has no doubt made history and with that, we also witness the birth of the great, great grandaddy of all-in-one computer – the original Macintosh. having said that, what better way to immortalize this icon then by crafting a ‘replica’ (albeit a scaled and non-working example) with an equally big
no. on contrary to believe, the 2012 Mac mini didn’t change in size or appearance but instead, it gets faster third generation Intel Core processors – up to 2.3GHz Intel Core i7 quad-core performance (configurable to 2.6GHz) and it is now blessed with Intel HD Graphics 4000 which is said to be 65 percent faster than its predecessor. still retaining the sleek aluminum chassis…
no. this isn’t an old news from June this year and yes, this is a real deal Apple I Computer that’s still in working order, among the six others where the first working example was successfully auctioned off for a record $374,500 June 2012 in New York. this landmark Apple I Computer (1976, Lot 20) is the second one that will be offered by Cologne-based veteran auctioneer, Auction…
for those who laments the heft that comes with the 15-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display can stop now cos’ the same eye-watering feature has come to the lighter 13-inch MacBook Pro and you guessed it, it is simply known as Apple MacBook Pro with 13-inch Retina Display. shedding 0.2 inch (0.5 cm) and…