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Jun
26
A visual representation of most all the products Apple has launched
Filed Under (Hardware) by admin on 26-06-2007
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apple evolutionThis gallery of Apple’s computers features most of the major products from the last three decades, starting from 1976 through 2007.
Some data to remember:

  • 1977 - Apple ][ - The first successful mass-market personal computer!
  • 1984 - Macintosh - The original Mac!
  • 1998 - iMac - We all loved it!
  • 2001 - iPod - Set the tone for a new century of consumer electronics!
  • 2007 - iPhone - Yes, you want one!
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May
27
Latest rumours say that Mac Mini’s time is almost up
Filed Under (Hardware) by admin on 27-05-2007
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Beloved by budget funded Apple fans worldwide, the Mac Mini was very well received at the Macworld Conference & Expo on January 11, 2005 and has maintained a loyal following ever since.

Apple Mac MiniThe Mac Mini is Apple’s most affordable and smallest desktop computer ever. It weighs only 2.9 pounds and sits just two-inches high. It is designed to attract owners of computers, iPods, older Macintosh models, and anyone interested in a low budget, easy-to-use personal computer.

But if you believe the latest rumours from AppleInsider, time has come for the Mac Mini: The arrival of Apple TV, a very similar next-generation product in many ways, rings the deathly bell. And a possible sign of this upcoming end is the fact that Apple has updated its desktops and notebooks with the very latest Santa Rosa-class of Core 2 Duo processors from Intel, and the Mac Mini is still trudging around with an old Core Duo chip inside.

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