On Monday, QuickerTek announced the release of its 802.11n wireless upgrade cards for Apple’s Intel-based MacBook, MacBook Pro and Intel iMac models. The cards themselves retail for US$149 if the user opts to install it themselves. The installation kit includes the upgrade card, tools and installation manual. Otherwise, users can send their computer in and […]
Day: March 5, 2007
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Next-Gen Video iPod Not in the Near Future
Sources close to Apple state that the company, despite anticipation of a sixth-generation video iPod, will not be bringing one to market in the near future. A report on AppleInsider states that contacts close to the project are tracking a new video iPod for the third calendar quarter of 2007. Projects are apparently still up […]
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CompUSA Offers Closeout Deals
Via Digg.com, CompUSA, which recently announced that it would be closing more than half of its U.S. and Puerto Rico locations, has posted a number of discount prices on its web site. Perhaps the most interesting is this one, wherein the chain is offering a white MacBook laptop with a 2 GHz Intel Core Duo […]
Contributed by Michael Long While browsing around at my local Apple store I happened to see one of Apple’s new AirPort Extremes sitting on a shelf. Needless to say, I whipped out my credit card and snapped it up. Why? Mostly for the USB disk drive sharing. I use a 17″ Core 2 Duo MacBook […]
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MacBook Wi-Fi Hack Details Released
David Maynor, the hacker who unveiled a security hold in the Mac OS X 10.4.6 operating system and the MacBook laptop last summer, offered an apology for what he considered mistakes he had made and offered a live demonstration of the MacBook Wi-Fi vulnerability as a Black Hat DC event last month. Maynor also offered […]