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MacBook Pro with Retina Display 3 to 4 Weeks From Shipping – eWeek
Apple said its next-generation 15-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display would begin shipping June 11. By June 12, the Apple site said they would ship in “2 to 3 weeks.” As of June 13, it says “3 to 4 weeks.” … Continue reading
Apple Disconnect – Forbes
Whatever I had come to eagerly anticipate from Apple on Monday, fell short on Tuesday. Maybe because I had my heart set on a newly designed 13″ Macbook Pro after the genius at my local Genius Bar informed me that … Continue reading
Retina Display MacBook Pro Reviews: Critics are Raving – PC World
The reviews are in for Apple’s MacBook Pro with Retina Display, and you can probably guess what they say. Critics are thrilled by the ultra-thin, fairly light, power-packed Apple laptop, with its 2880-by-1880 resolution “Retina” display. What’s not to …
MacBook Pro’s new screen is sharp. Really sharp. – The Christian Science Monitor
Apple Inc. sells a similar epiphany, starting this week, in the shape of a notebook computer. One of its new MacBook Pro models has a “Retina” display, a screen that packs four times as many pixels as a standard display. … Continue reading
Apple playing hard to get with the newest MacBook Pro – CNET News
One line I’ve made a point to throw into numerous launch stories about the iPhone and iPad is how nobody is having trouble getting their hands on one of Apple’s computers the first few days it’s out. Right now, you … Continue reading
Mac Pro refresh irks Andy Hertzfeld, Apple confirms iMac and Mac Pro revisions ‘likely’ in 2013 – engadget
Along with the introduction of new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro computers, Apple yesterday introduced a new swath of Mac Pro desktops. The introduction was a quiet one for sure, and WWDC attendees of Tim Cook’s keynote were none the … Continue reading
Teardown of Retina display MacBook Pro finds soldered RAM, propreitary SSD – Apple Insider
Apple’s new Retina display MacBook Pro has been taken apart and examined from the inside, revealing that the RAM is soldered onto the logic board and cannot be upgraded, and that the proprietary solid-state drive memory was supplied by Samsung. … Continue reading
Why It’s Increasingly Tough to Compare Macs and PCs – Time
When I sat down to review Apple’s new Retina-display MacBook Pro, I instinctively wanted to compare it to similar Windows laptops. I wanted to discuss how the specs stacked up and whether the price seemed fair. I hoped to contrast … Continue reading
MacBook Pro With Retina Display Torn Down, Virtually Unfixable – Wired News
Apple talked about how it used a new display process on the MacBook Pro with Retina Display’s screen during its WWDC keynote Monday. Apple built the layers of the display into the unibody case to eliminate the need for a … Continue reading
WWDC 2012: Apple iPhone 5 details, Retina Display Macs – Computerworld
Retina Display, the beginnings Apple likes to tease us with new features. Remember the original iPhone which lacked support for 3G? That was a feature which appeared in the next release. Now the company is doing it again, upgrading its … Continue reading
