Mac Pro

All of Apple’s computers feature a headphone jack or sound output of some kind, but only a few of them offer a recording input. The iMac includes one, as well as the 15-inch MacBook Pro and the Mac Pro desktop, … Continue reading →

Apple’s new version of its MacBook Pro laptop has a sleek design and Retina display, but the price and lack or portability might deter some customers from snatching the product off the shelves. Read Write Web recently reviewed the new … Continue reading →

I’ve been writing about Apple and the value of repair for the better part of … fixable non-Retina MacBook Pro over its sleeker-and-shinier-but-locked-down sibling. The debate has been contentious. Garrett Murray argues that repairability …

The Windows 8 Pro model pricing of  $999 puts the Surface Pro in the same level with Apple’s MacBook Air and slightly above the range of the majority of other Ultrabooks.

The trackpad on Apple’s brand-new MacBook Pro with Retina display (Mid 2012 model) can become unresponsive if the user fails to apply a necessary update properly. Apple outlines the procedure to get you up and running again in a Support … Continue reading →

Last year, I thought Apple MacBook buyers in 2012 wouldn’t suffer the confusions of picking a 13-inch MacBook because I thought there would be only one product: a fusion MacBook Air with some of the best Pro features incorporated. Alas … Continue reading →

Though the blockbuster game “Diablo III” currently runs on the new MacBook Pro at the native resolution of its Retina display, developer Blizzard has indicated it is working on further improvements to the title specific to Apple’s latest notebook.

Oh, dear, no. Apple clearly and consistently refers to the Retina MacBook as a next-generation, future-forward product. It doesn’t replace the conventional 15-inch MacBook Pro in Apple’s product line. Of all of the smart decisions Apple made in …

which body import seems to be only available on Apple’s thirteen inch MacBook Pro lines of you’re trying to pull this off of the MacBook Air — some other Mac. You’re probably — a lot. From markets like these check … Continue reading →

During a briefing about the MacBook Pro with Retina Display, one of Apple’s PR folks mentioned the high-resolution screen is so nice that I won’t want to go back to a regular one. “That’s too bad for me,” I replied, … Continue reading →