MacBook (Late 2006)
Has it already been six months since the original MacBook was introduced? Then it must be time for an upgrade. Now that Apple has solved most of the MacBook’s teething problems, they’ve improved it by...
View ArticleMacBook (Mid 2007)
Six months after moving the Macbook to Intel’s Core 2 Duo CPU, Apple upgraded the MacBook again. The improved model is faster, has twice as much RAM on the low end, includes a faster SuperDrive (2.16...
View ArticleMacBook (Late 2007)
This is the fourth version of the consumer MacBook – and the first to use the Santa Rosa chipset that made its way into the MacBook Pro line in June. The entry-level MacBook remains at 2.0 GHz, while...
View ArticleiMac (Mid 2007)
Apple has given the iMac a fresher look, the first change from the stark white face introduced with the first G5 iMac three years ago. The new look puts a black border around a glossy display, has an...
View ArticleMacBook Pro (Mid 2007)
The Mid 2007 MacBook Pro came in two sizes. Both use Intel’s Santa Rosa chipset and an 800 MHz system bus (up from 667 MHz). The 15″ was Apple’s first notebook with LED backlighting, and this was the...
View ArticleThe June 2007 MacBook Pro Value Equation: Some Surprises
If you only took a quick glance at CPU speed, you might wonder why Apple even bothered to introduced new MacBook Pro models yesterday. Going from 2.16 GHz to 2.2 GHz is a 2% speed gain, and jumping...
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