Macbook Air USB Hub Widens Your Perspective

May 18, 2010
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Most Apple users lament the fact that Apple products seem to be always lacking in USB ports. I don’t know if that is the company’s way to just earn more money (so you would buy more accessories) or that’s just the way they make their products. But anyway, to solve such predicament, here’s the Macbook Air USB Hub.

What’s good about this USB hub is that it doesn’t dangle from your laptop since it has a compact and sleek design. If you’re worrying about that it might cover some ports like where you should plug your speakers and earphones, there’s no need to. The Macbook Air USB Hub also has one…

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iPad Camera Connector Is Like Its Predecessor For iPod

April 27, 2010
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Since the much-awaited iPad is slated to come out this April 3, Apple has finally also announced the new camera connector for its new baby. The iPad camera connection kit is now available for pre-order and, I must say, it looks exactly like the five-year-old camera connector for the iPod Classic.

The kit has two dongles inside that can hook into the iPad’s dock port. The other one has an SD card reader at the end while the second one as a plain USB port wherein you can plug the camera directly.

It supports RAW format for photos, but until Apple published a list of RAW camera the iPad supports, I suggest…

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iMacs Can Outperform Mac Pros

November 29, 2009
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It’s not often you see Apple’s Mac Pros being used as a personal computer. The high-end desktop from Apple is not exactly cheap and not exactly for home use. But the arrival of the new iMac may soon change that. If Apple does not upgrade the Mac Pro, it may find itself in the dustbin after the speedy iMac wowed office bosses.

The iMac has a 2.8-GHz Core i7 processor (one of the newest Intel chips using the Nehalem micro-architecture) and a 27-inch LCD display. It is considerably faster than the two Mac Pros out in the market— a quad-core 2.66-GHz model and an eight-core 2.26-GHz version.

Of course, there’s a difference…

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