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Apple Retina displays are reportedly already in the supply channel for the rumored redesigned MacBook Pros, but they are not going to come cheap. Retina displays for the revamped MacBook Pros could cost Apple almost $100 more per unit than … Continue reading →

But a Retina-quality screen for Apple’s 15-inch MacBook Pro would cost $160 from suppliers, as opposed to $68 for current, standard-resolution screens. Similarly, with a 13.3-inch display, a Retina-caliber screen is $134, while the LCD panels Apple …

based Company. The analyst further explained that including a 2,800-by-1,800-pixel display in the 15.4-inch MacBook pro would cost about $160. Apple currently spends $68 on its current models. Meanwhile, he said adding a 2,560-by-1,600-pixel …

Now, of course, Apple computers, iPhones, iPads and iPods are assembled in China. ‘Assembled’ being the operative word. Josh Fruhlinger on Macworld decided to try to track down the origins of the major components in his mid-2010 13-inch MacBook Pro.

Apple TVs are great – you can stream video from iTunes, Netflix, your home computer, and you can display content from your iPad to your TV using AirPlay and AirPlay Mirroring.  But Apple TVs have only HDMI output, so you … Continue reading →

That premium will cost Apple, Shim says. According to his estimates, adding a Retina-quality panel in Apple’s 15-inch MacBook pro would cost Apple about $160 versus the $68 the company spends on its current models. It’s $134 for such a … Continue reading →

For instance, some say Apple will eliminate the 13- and 17-inch versions of the notebook. “The 17-inch has always been a niche and for a 13-inch, they have the MacBook Air,” Enderle noted. “By making the Pro as thin of … Continue reading →