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Chromebook Pixel: Google’s Touchscreen MacBook Pro Counterpunch
Until now, Chromebooks had not been much more than glorified netbooks; underpowered curios best suited for technological novices. The 13-inch, touchscreen, retina-displayed, full-powered Chromebook Pixel — once a thing of myth — appears to be anything but. And it should be enough to make Apple very, very nervous.
Google May Be Building Its Own Chromebook With A Crazy Display
Google looks to be doing with its Chromebook laptops what it did with tablets and smartphones in the Nexus program: taking it in-house and making it better. That is if a new video purporting to be from Google is to be believed saying the company is making a crazy, high-resolution Chromebook for us all.
iTunes 11 Is Reportedly Coming In A Few Days
You know, I had almost forgotten about iTunes 11. Apple promised to overhaul the way we use its jukebox software months ago, and we haven’t heard a peep about it since then. A leaked email, purportedly from Apple, points to Cupertino shipping the new software in a few short days.
The iPad Mini’s Screen Isn’t Retina But Its Pixels Are Super Small Compared to the iPad 2
The biggest beef that people will have with the iPad Mini (other than price, that is) is that it doesn’t come with a pixel dense Retina Display. It’s the only new iOS device — iPad 4, iPhone 5, iPod Touch — that doesn’t have one. But it turns out, its screen is still much better than the iPad 2 because its pixels are smaller.
Apple iPad Mini Event Meta-Live Blog: All The News As It Happened
Meet the iPad Mini, new 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display, super-slim iMac, Mac Mini and more. Luke kicked off Gizmodo Australia’s meta liveblog at 4am AEDT to bring you all the big updates from Apple’s event, including Australian-specific news. Here’s how it all went down. How did your predictions go?
Apple Planning To Launch 13-Inch Retina MacBook Pro This Month?
9to5Mac is reporting that Apple is going to announce a 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro alongside the iPad Mini at a forthcoming product announcement event.
Apple Posts Retina MacBook Pro Teaser Ad
The shiny new 15-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display has just been given the Apple advertising treatment and it’s pure pornography for all you fanboys and fangirls.
Some Third-Party Apps Look Crappy On The New MBP Retina Display
The next-generation MacBook Pro, with it’s world-eclipsing 2880 x 1800 pixel display, is both an engineering triumph and a thing of great beauty. But hold up, because software’s going to take a little while to catch up with it.
Approved Mac App Hints At Forthcoming Retina Graphics
While there have been recent suggestions that the new MacBook Pros won’t feature a Retina display, here’s another little clue that suggests at least some of the soon-to-be-announced Macs will: an app has appeared in the Mac App Store that boasts “Retina graphics”.
