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Showing posts with label Mac Book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mac Book. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Running the Windows 7 beta on a MacBook


Windows 7 may still be in beta, but it's good enough on a Mac. Whether you prefer a separate partition or a virtual machine, Ars can help you through installing Microsoft's latest OS on Apple's latest machines, and point out some pitfalls along the way.

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Tuesday, November 11, 2008

MacBook Nano Looks Like It Came from Cupertino

I don't know if these MacBook Nanos are a custom hack or if they come from some kind of shady outlet selling retrofitted MSI U100 laptops made to look like shiny—and fictional—Apple notebooks with Mac OS X installed. I do know one thing, though: I wouldn't mind having one, specially seeing the contrast with the MacBook Pro 17. The look needs a little bit more polish, but the specs are good and we like both the black and white models.
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Here are its features:
  • MSI U100 MacBook Nano
  • Windows XP Pro + Mac OS X 10.5.5
  • Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz
  • 2G DDRII
  • 10" WSVGA LED (1024x600)
  • 320GB SATA
  • 1kg
  • MMC/SD/MS 4
  • Windows XP Pro + Mac OSX Leopard

Friday, October 17, 2008

MacBook and MacBook Pro Dual Review

Before Tuesday, there was no way a MacBook and a MacBook Pro could appear in a single review. Too much separated the two systems, from outer appearance (build materials and backlit keyboard) to inner nitty gritty (graphics processors, etc.). To group the two classes together would have been like simultaneously reviewing a Ford Focus and a Ford Mustang. But the new MacBook and MacBook Pro are far more similar than they are different. From the glass-bezel screen to the front side bus, these computers finally deserve to share the name MacBook. They're brothers, one a pro, the other a vastly accomplished amateur. Here's our verdict, after two days of thorough nonstop testing.

cRead full review here