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hugepedia on Dec 14, 2010 in
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Apple is a computer manufacturer (or better said, designer) like any other. There are two major differences between Apple and other computer manufacturers. One is that Apple always makes very stylish and expensive laptops, desktops and servers. Every Mac computer can be recognized by its enclosure, while the...
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hugepedia on Nov 29, 2010 in
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As history books will show, Apple‘s tablet computer was designed much earlier than the popular iPhone. The iPad (that’s the official name of the Apple tablet computer) was held back from production because the market research showed only a moderate possible success, and that’s not enough...
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hugepedia on Nov 29, 2010 in
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Apple has recently refreshed the hardware of its MacBook Air lineup, which now includes a 11” very slim Core 2 Duo laptop and a 13” model based on the same type of processor but on a slightly higher frequency. Apple fans had to wait a long time for this improvement, and if I were them I wouldn’t be...
Apple recently published its financial situation, according to which the iPad sales have gone through the roof, while Mac computer (desktop and laptop) sales have been significantly reduced, so the naturally Apple will have to improve these products in the future in order to keep (and expand) their market...
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hugepedia on Aug 19, 2010 in
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With the launch of the iPadon April 3 in the U.S., Apple gives a new chance to terminals in the form of slate, this time with Internet usage and digital tactile as serious advantages. Has the era of digital tablets really come? It’s possible. In any case, by introducing the iPad, Apple is seriously...
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Karpat Zoltan on Aug 2, 2010 in
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Almost all Apple computers have been updated to Intel’s new Core i3, i5 and i7 processors, but the most recent update was made to the Mac Pro, the strongest desktop computer offered by Apple. Starting from August, there are two new configurations ready to order. The single socket version of Mac Pro...