Apple has just finished their last product launch of 2012 and have unveiled a raft new products. Some we already knew about: the iPad Mini and the 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro. But, others were straight out of blue. There were refreshes for the 4th Generation iPad, the Mac Mini and the biggest surprise was the all-new super thin iMac.
As many had predicted Apple has released a whole host of refreshed products today; including new MacBook Air’s, Mac Mini, Cinema Display and have surprisingly done away with original MacBook – all of which to coincide with the launch of Mac OS X.
Apple is on a Sandy Bridge mission. Ever since the Cupertino company introduced the new Intel power plants into their devices we’ve been predicting that rest of the Apple family
Apple might well be about to refresh their line of desktop Macs in time to for the release of their new operating system OSX Lion according to reports from Brian
As expected Apple has refreshed some of their lineup today, specifically the iMacs and the Mac Minis and they have introduced a new product the Magic Mouse. The new iMacs now comes with either a 21.5-inch display for a 27 inch display and the new Mac Minis have been given a power boost with options for a 2.66GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor model wit 4GB of memory.
Still don’t get what this whole recession thing is about? If you’re on the market for a new Mac, today may just be your lucky day. Rumour has it that no less than six new Macs including a new Mac Mini and iMac will be released by Apple today.
There will be four brand new iMacs with three of them featuring a 24-inch panel while the fourth will be an entry level 20-inch display model.
After a surprising good run over the Christmas period, Apple’s sales have slumped so far this year according to analysts NPD Group. Sales of Apple’s range of computers fell by
