theaftermac.com - 11/19/2008
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Ever wondered what the Aluminum MacBook would look like under an x-ray? My friend Jason wondered the same thing and did something about it. The picture above is an x-ray image of his MacBook. Cool huh.
Examining the x-ray image gives you a glimpse or the wonderful way the MacBook was put ...
arstechnica.com - 11/18/2008
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arstechnica.com —
HDCP has finally arrived in Apple's hardware, thanks
to the latest aluminum MacBook update. The technology is...
being used to protect (what else?) iTunes Store files from playing on any HDCP non-compliant devices. Read More...
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Apple brings HDCP to a new aluminum MacBook near you
discussions.apple.com - 11/18/2008
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discussions.apple.com —
Hello, Well, I'm surprised there hasn't been more
of a storm over this one already but I...
expect there will be. Just got a new MacBook last week and finally found a mini Display Port -> VGA adapter so i could use my 19" external display. I rented a ...
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Support - Discussions - iTunes movie purchases will not ...
support.apple.com - 11/17/2008
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support.apple.com —
Download icon About MacBook, MacBook Pro Trackpad Firmware
Update 1.0 This firmware update addresses an issue where...
trackpad clicks may not be recognized on MacBook (Late 2008) and MacBook Pro (Late 2008) systems. The update package will install an ...
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MacBook, MacBook Pro Trackpad Firmware Update 1.0
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Tech Channel Roundup From Wishes to X-rays
Technology - Channel Feed —
... into Excel from, say, a web page. Could use it some day, but I’m more interested in the reverse process.
How would you feel about a URL that is mysterious about what it can contain? I think it can be one of the types of spam. Jayvee thinks that stripping away those preconceptions can also be a refreshing browsing experience. A debate is slowly brewing up at his post. Come join us.
Juan is excited that Barack uses Mac. I’m more excited about this MacBook X-ray. What a geek!
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MacBook: an X-Ray View
Cult of Mac —
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If you’ve ever wondered what your MacBook looks like through an X-ray, here it is, courtesy Jason. Looks pretty amazing.
Via The After Mac
Aluminum MacBook X-Ray Makes Perfect Desktop Background [Apple]
Gizmodo —
... MacBooks already, but this is the first time I've seen one under x-rays. The image was taken by Jason De Villa because he wondered how it would it look like. I've to agree on his curiosity: Like other gadget x-rays we have featured in the past, there's something about radiographed technology that satisfies my most intimate geek peeping tom and Dr. House-wannabe desires at the same time. And no, I'm not talking about the cellphones-up-your-buttocks x-rays. [The AfterMac via Cult of Mac] ...
The After Mac Makes It To Digg’s Front Page!
Technology - Channel Feed —
... My post about his x-ray image made it to the front page of Digg.com. Woohoo! This just made one of my small dreams come true. I’ve always wanted to get a post/entry in the front page of Digg.com. Now it’s a reality. ...
MacBook: X-Ray Picture
HardMac.com —
It might be considered as useless, but it brings interesting information about the integration of components in the new MacBook when looking at it under X-Ray (Brought to us by http://www.theaftermac.com): ...
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