I don't know what this is and I don't care. It may be a MacBook Mini concept. Or a crazy leak. Or just a perfect fake. Whatever it is, it's beautiful. I want one badly.
Two Legal Actions against Apple in Australia
Apple is currently facing two legal actions in Australia:
- The first one is linked to the Mac Pro trademark. Apple filed a worldwide trademark protection for naming its Pro desktop hardware. However, a company is also using this name as for its business activity: Macpro Computers since 1983, however it did not filed it as a trademark at that time, but it is intending to do it now. So, the local justice will have to decide which companies holds the right for the Mac Pro trademark in Australia.
- The second one is related to a story originating from 2005 and the business death of an Australian Mac reseller, Buzzle. The legal officer dealing with the bankruptcy process reported that Apple kept shipping hardware to Buzzle whereas its business life was already so damaged that it was almost impossible to save it. In other words, Apple was actively contributing so should now drop its claims for 57 millions AUD bills. The judge will give its decision on April 27th.
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Quad-Core Nehalem Mac Pros Support 16GB RAM
Other World Computing has begun selling 4GB SDRAM memory modules for the Quad-Core Nehlaem Mac Pros that were introduced in March. A reader emailed OWC and confirmed that 4GB modules had been successfully tested on the Quad-Core Mac Pros.
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Sony Stops Development of FED Technology
This is not a secret for anybody that Sony is experiencing a rather difficult period in its businesses. According to Engadget, the Field Emission Display (FED) technologies will be the target a new victim of the current economical crisis.
The company decided to stop its development due to its inability to get the financial resources required to built the manufacturing plant for such FED-based TV or monitors. If the image quality was definitely better than the current LCD technologies, such panel would have cost much more, a rather difficult marketing parameters in such economical conditions.
For technology addicts or geeks, they will have the opportunity to follow the business life of LaserView TV.
Indeed, after having its production stopped suddenly without any explanation, Mitsubishi announced that it will resume in a near future, the problem affecting current models being now fixed. According to all reports from people who had the opportunity to watch a LaserView TV, the image quality is simply stunning leaving all currently commercially available technologies in dust.
Podcast: MacNN - $899 iMacs, and what's wrong with music services
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The Perfect MacBook Mini: Leak, Concept, or Fake?
I don't know what this is and I don't care. It may be a MacBook Mini concept. Or a crazy leak. Or just a perfect fake. Whatever it is, it's beautiful. I want one badly.
Two Legal Actions against Apple in Australia
Apple is currently facing two legal actions in Australia:
- The first one is linked to the Mac Pro trademark. Apple filed a worldwide trademark protection for naming its Pro desktop hardware. However, a company is also using this name as for its business activity: Macpro Computers since 1983, however it did not filed it as a trademark at that time, but it is intending to do it now. So, the local justice will have to decide which companies holds the right for the Mac Pro trademark in Australia.
- The second one is related to a story originating from 2005 and the business death of an Australian Mac reseller, Buzzle. The legal officer dealing with the bankruptcy process reported that Apple kept shipping hardware to Buzzle whereas its business life was already so damaged that it was almost impossible to save it. In other words, Apple was actively contributing so should now drop its claims for 57 millions AUD bills. The judge will give its decision on April 27th.
Presented By:
Quad-Core Nehalem Mac Pros Support 16GB RAM
Other World Computing has begun selling 4GB SDRAM memory modules for the Quad-Core Nehlaem Mac Pros that were introduced in March. A reader emailed OWC and confirmed that 4GB modules had been successfully tested on the Quad-Core Mac Pros.
<...
Sony Stops Development of FED Technology
This is not a secret for anybody that Sony is experiencing a rather difficult period in its businesses. According to Engadget, the Field Emission Display (FED) technologies will be the target a new victim of the current economical crisis.
The company decided to stop its development due to its inability to get the financial resources required to built the manufacturing plant for such FED-based TV or monitors. If the image quality was definitely better than the current LCD technologies, such panel would have cost much more, a rather difficult marketing parameters in such economical conditions.
For technology addicts or geeks, they will have the opportunity to follow the business life of LaserView TV.
Indeed, after having its production stopped suddenly without any explanation, Mitsubishi announced that it will resume in a near future, the problem affecting current models being now fixed. According to all reports from people who had the opportunity to watch a LaserView TV, the image quality is simply stunning leaving all currently commercially available technologies in dust.
Podcast: MacNN - $899 iMacs, and what's wrong with music services
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