Mac Pro

Apple has released a knowledge-base article which helps customers identify Mac Pro RAID cards, distinguish the new ones from the original Mac Pro RAID Card, and determine which card works with the Mac Pro they own. KB document HT3514 says … Continue reading →

Apple fans looking to get the most use out of their brand new MacBook Pro with Retina display may want to pay Apple’s Support site a visit. The Cupertino giant released a comprehensive FAQ document that deals exclusively with the … Continue reading →

Samsung offers better value for investors than rival Apple, according to Didier Duret, chief global investment officer at ABM AMRO Private Banking. Speaking on CNBC’S  “Worldwide Exchange”, Duret said that investors should focus on cash-rich private …

Apple has published a FAQ page dealing with questions regarding the new Retina MacBook Pro models, mentioning a fix for some programs that may not run correctly in the high-resolution mode, tips for working with more than one display, and … Continue reading →

Business customers ordering a new Retina MacBook Pro could face a hefty wait time. Several recent buyers ordering the new notebook through Apple’s enterprise channel revealed an increased delay to MacRumors. E-mails sent to customers from Apple …

The Retina Display MacBook Pro may have bumped into its first technical issue. Some owners of the new laptop are posting messages at the Apple Support Communities complaining of an image persistence problem in which an image remains on the … Continue reading →

Two weeks after Apple unveiled its MacBook Pro with Retina display, early adopters are reporting image resistance issues with the new laptop. The problem involves the outline of an image that remains on screen after the program has been closed. … Continue reading →

After displaying high-contrast images, the retina display on some new MacBook Pro units retains a ghost image for a few minutes, which Apple forum users describe as a “temporary burn-in.” The flaw seems to stem from a batch of faulty … Continue reading →

Reports began to surface in Apple Support Communities, with users complaining that images remain on the screen for several minutes after they should have faded away. The glitch has sometimes been referred to as “ghosting,” and is not believed to … Continue reading →

An eleven inch 2012. MacBook Air. The latest 2012 13-inch MacBook Pro and Air both start at $1,199, and are both more similar than ever. Which is for you? Scott Stein runs down the differences. Apple’s redesigned 17-inch MacBook Pro … Continue reading →