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Mac OS X 10.6.2 Update Points to New MacBook Pros
Mac OS X 10.6.2 Update Points to New MacBook Pros
Two Spanish Apple sites are reporting that the latest build of Apple’s upcoming update to its Mac OS X Snow Leopard software contains references to as-yet unreleased new models of MacBook Pro. Build 10C531 lists “MacBook Pro 6,1” and “MacBook Pro 6,2”, an indication of major revisions of ...
Phil Schiller: No More Apple Products This Year [Apple]
Phil Schiller: No More Apple Products This Year [Apple]
gizmodo.com — People are mumbling about incoming this and that "coming soon" from Apple. Normally, we don't have a... clue about what really goes one at Cupertino. Sometimes, however, we hit gold , lurking in the dark . Others, we get The Word. This time we got ... (more) Phil Schiller: No More Apple Products This Year [Apple]
Unreleased MacBook Pro 6,1 and 6,2 Referenced in Mac OS X 10.6.2
Unreleased MacBook Pro 6,1 and 6,2 Referenced in Mac OS X 10.6.2
macrumors.com — Applesfera reports on the discovery of support files for unreleased MacBook Pros in the latest Mac OS... X 10.6.2 developer builds. The 10C531 build was first seeded to developers just a few days ago, and appears to include references to MacBoo... (more) Unreleased MacBook Pro 6,1 and 6,2 Referenced in Mac OS ...
Evidence points to new MacBook Pros on horizon
Evidence points to new MacBook Pros on horizon
appleinsider.com — After examining the configuration files included in the latest build of OS X, sources at Spanish-language site... Applesana.es have found references to two new MacBook Pro models. (more) Evidence points to new MacBook Pros on horizon
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