Apple today released two new “Get a Mac” ads: “Yoga” and “Breakthrough”. These ads are now available online. Videos after the jump. [MacDailyNews] Read more
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Bootcamp comes standard on Mac OS X Leopard. This little guided tour shows you how you can run Windows on your Mac through Bootcamp. [YouTube]
Equinux has announced its new TubeSteak TubeStick hybrid TV viewer for the Mac. The USB-based TV receiver supports viewing digital over-the-air HDTV (ATSC), digital (QAM), and analog cable TV (NTSC), and doesn’t block other ports on the MacBook or MacBook Pro. Catch one next month for $129.
Fujitsu has just dropped the new ScanSnap S300M for Mac. It converts up to 8 doubled sided pages per minute into PDF files and USB powered. It has support for Mac OS® X Leopard™ and comes with the Cardiris software for business card scanning.The Fujitsu ScanSnap S300M will be available for $295 after March 15th.
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FastMac has released for the Apple Mac Pro and Power Mac G5 the new FastMac 4X Dual Layer Blu-ray drive. It offers you 50GB of storage on a Blu-ray disc without jeopardizing DVD and CD media compatibility, and SATA connectivity enabling you to burn a whole 50GB worth of data in less than 50 minutes. The FastMac 4x Dual Layer Blu-ray drive retails for $600.
Apple today announced that Mac OS X Leopard will be released on Friday, October 26 at 6:00 p.m. at Apple’s retail stores and Apple Authorized Resellers, and that Apple’s online store is now accepting pre-orders. For your info, the standard Mac OS Up-To-Date upgrade package is also available to all customers who purchased a qualifying new Mac system from Apple or an Apple Authorized Reseller on or after October 1, 2007 for a shipping and handling fee of $9.95. Leopard requires a minimum of 512MB of RAM and is designed to run on any Mac computer with an Intel, PowerPC G5 or G4 (867 Mhz or faster) processor. Apple sells it for $129, but you can get it at Amazon for just $109.
FastMac offers a Blu-ray drive that is compatible with Macs including some older machines such as the iBook G4 and the iMac G5, the new 17″ MacBook Pros and Intel-powered Macs. Priced at a hefty $1,000, the drive provides 2x burning.
Good news for Mac users. Electronic Arts’ games Battlefield 2142, Command and Conquer 3, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, and Need for Speed Carbon are all now available for order at the Apple Store. The retail stores will have Need for Speed Carbon and Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix on Tuesday, August 21, 2007 and Battlefield 2142 and Command & Conquer 3 Tiberium Wars on Tuesday, August 28, 2007. EA also announces that Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08 and Madden NFL 08 will not be available until September or October.
If you want to upgrade your Mac Mini with some cool features, NewerTech is releasing the miniStack NAS, which will give you as much 750GB of HDD, 10/100 Ethernet port (which can allow up to 20 users on the same network), USB 2.0 ports, PC and Mac support, Ximeta’s NDAS 2011 network chipset, LED status lights, and “intelligent thermal monitoring.” You can get the device alone for $80 (if you want to add you own hard drive), or you can spend up to $330 if you want to go for 750GB.
Apple is at it again with the new iMac, bigger, better, faster, and most importantly, cheaper.
The all-new, all-in-one iMac packs a complete, high-performance computer into a beautifully thin design. Available in 20- and 24-inch widescreen models, it includes built-in wireless, Mac OS X, and the new iLife ’08. So within minutes of opening the box, you’ll be doing everything from sharing photos to creating movies to building websites. And it starts at just $1199.
