Rumor has it that the upcoming MacBook is going to be hotter and thinner. Mac OS Rumors reports that Apple has listed all the specifications of the new thinner MacBook. They received the list from “trusted sources in Cupertino and Southeast Asia”, whatever that means. Here’s the breakdown
12-inch widescreen display(1280×800 resolution)
2.16 or 2.33GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processors
1GB of DDR2-667 memory standard. Max. capacity 3GB
Christmas is just around the corner, and people are rushing for their final shopping. If you’re one of those last-minute people, then this commercial might give you idea. Recently, Apple released their new holiday commercial “Goodwill”. I’m sure it is such an inspiration for all of us.
I guarantee that this docking station fits your iPod, PSP, and most of cell phones in the market today. This Brando’s docking station allows you to play music on larger speakers.
FYI, every product package includes the dock stage, dock adapters, the USB kit, 3.5mm cable, the universal power and transformer.
I think this new toy from Brando will sell like hotcakes since entertainment is considered to be a MUST needs. Not to mention the attractive color and design adds up the package. Price tag is at $58.00.
Here’s Apple’s new holiday ad, with all the MacBooks and the iPods and the iMacs and everything Apple-icious gliding over virtual ice and making kaleidoscopic dances. I bet this would stimulate your optic nerves as much as it did mine. I watched it 3 times and I’m watching it again as soon as I hit “post”.
This modder claims to have created “the world’s first carbon fiber MacBook” (notice the quotes). He used Carbon Graphix, a $20 vinyl sticker you can get just about anywhere and slapped it on his MacBook like a decal. The thing really looks like real carbon fiber so it could fool people on the first pass. Ok so it’s not the real thing but don’t you wish you could make your MacBook super light as air and super durable with a $20 sticker? LOL. Not a bad idea though. More pictures after the jump.
The sticker can be easily applied and removed from your MacBook to give it that MacBook Pro look. This definitely beats the alternative, and looks more polished too.
