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The Return of Intel's Pentium MMX
July 8, 2008 – 4:40 PM in AMD/ATI
Intel to base its upcoming vector graphics chip 'Larrabee' on the P5 architecture from days gone by.
Apple debuts entry-level 13" MacBook at $1099
May 16, 2006 – 5:57 PM
Apple seems to be getting the hang of this small, portable, infinitely useful device thing. Today, it unveiled a 13" version of its Intel Core Duo-based MacBook, with a 1.83 GHz dual-core CPU, a respectable feature set, and a price that does not shout the word "premium."
Macbook Air Begins Shipping To Consumers
January 30, 2008 – 2:16 PM
Apple's latest personal notebook computer, the Macbook Air, is now on its way to eager consumers, as the company announced it has begun shipping orders today.
Apple's Co-founder Unhappy With Apple TV, IPhone, MacBook Air...
March 3, 2008 – 10:53 PM in Build Your Own
Sydney (Australia) - If you have co-founded a company and spent a better part of your life in it, does that mean you need to adore every product that came out of the company?
Apple Working On Solar Panels For Mobile Devices
May 27, 2008 – 6:30 PM
Cupertino (CA) - Road warriors have been promised eight-hours of battery time for their mobile devices such as notebooks for some time now.

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Flash SSD Update: More Results, Answers
July 14, 2008 – 1:40 AM
Acknowledging that our initial article on the efficiency of Flash SSDs was based on an inaccurate test procedure for battery runtime, we looked at more SSDs and HDDs. Our conclusion, however, was not far off, as Flash SSDs can do much better.
Lenovo's X300 vs. Apple's MacBook Air
April 30, 2008 – 12:30 PM in Business
When Apple launched its MacBook Air, it was rumored that Lenovo would follow up with a 13" ultra-portable laptop. Lenovo did just that in February when it launched its X300. We focus on the X300, but include comparisons with the MacBook Air.
Innovate or perish: The challenge facing Apple's new Intel iMac and MacBook
January 10, 2006 – 9:15 PM
Today's announcement that Apple is releasing both desktop- and notebook-based Intel Macintoshes ahead of schedule, may have the market excited for now. But the excitement won't last, says IDC analyst David Daoud, if Apple isn't ready to start a course of rapid and drastic innovation, redefining what it means for a system to be a Macintosh.