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Unreleased MacBook Pro Secrets Revealed?
Unreleased MacBook Pro Secrets Revealed?
Image via MacRumors Moments ago, our friends at MacRumors revealed that the yet-to-be released MacBook Pro 6,1 and 6,2 are referenced in Mac OS X 10.6.2. How do we know? It turns out a discovery was made of support files for the unreleased MacBook Pros in the latest Mac OS X 10.6.2 ...
About Boot Camp and Windows 7
support.apple.com — Release date: Thu, 22 Oct 2009 00:36:00 GMT (more) About Boot Camp and Windows 7
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]
Apple: Official Boot Camp Support for Windows 7 Coming Later This Year
Apple: Official Boot Camp Support for Windows 7 Coming Later This Year
macrumors.com — With the release of Windows 7 today, Apple has posted a new support article announcing that official... support for running Windows 7 on Macs using Apple's Boot Camp solution will be coming later this year. Apple will support Microsoft W... (more) Apple: Official Boot Camp Support for Windows 7 Coming ...
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