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The Apple MacBook Neo is the company's most accessible Mac laptop, pairing the A18 Pro chip with a 13-inch Liquid Retina display in a lightweight 1.23kg body. Available in four vibrant colours and offering up to 16 hours of battery life, it brings Apple Intelligence and the full Mac ecosystem to everyday users at an accessible starting price.
Apple MacBook Neo
Display13"
ChipA18 Pro
Battery16 hrs
Weight1.23 kg
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Display | |
|---|---|
| Display | 13.0" Liquid Retina, IPS LED-Backlit, 2408 x 1506 px, 219 ppi |
| Brightness | 500 nits |
| Color | 1 Billion Colors, sRGB |
| External Display | Up to 4K@60Hz via USB-C (DisplayPort 1.4 / HBR3) |
| Platform & Hardware | |
| OS | macOS with Apple Intelligence |
| Chip | Apple A18 Pro |
| CPU | 6-Core (2 Performance + 4 Efficiency Cores) |
| GPU | 5-Core, Hardware-Accelerated Ray Tracing |
| Neural Engine | 16-Core Neural Engine |
| Memory Bandwidth | 60GB/s |
| Unified Memory | 8GB |
| Storage | 256GB / 512GB SSD |
| Media Engine | Hardware-Accelerated H.264, HEVC, ProRes, ProRes RAW, AV1 Decode |
| Camera & Audio | |
| Camera | 1080p FaceTime HD Camera with Advanced ISP & Computational Video |
| Microphones | Dual-Mic Array with Directional Beamforming, Voice Isolation & Wide Spectrum modes |
| Speakers | Dual-Speaker System with Spatial Audio (Dolby Atmos) |
| Audio Jack | 3.5mm Headphone Jack |
| Keyboard & Input | |
| Keyboard | Magic Keyboard — 78 (ANSI) / 79 (ISO) keys, 12 full-height function keys |
| Touch ID | Available on Magic Keyboard with Touch ID configuration |
| Trackpad | Multi-Touch with gesture support |
| Connectivity | |
| USB-C (Left) | USB 3 (up to 10Gb/s) — Charging, DisplayPort, Data |
| USB-C (Right) | USB 2 (up to 480Mb/s) — Charging, Data |
| WLAN | Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax) |
| Bluetooth | Bluetooth 6 |
| Power & Build | |
| Battery | 36.5 Whr Li-Ion — Up to 16 hours video streaming / 11 hours wireless web |
| Adapter | 20W USB-C Power Adapter (included) |
| Colors | Silver, Blush, Citrus, Indigo |
| Dimensions | 29.75 x 20.64 x 1.27 cm (11.71 x 8.12 x 0.50 in) |
| Weight | 1.23 kg (2.7 lbs) |
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Get $700 off the Apple MacBook Pro (15.4", 2018) with Intel Core i9 processor, Touch Bar, 32GB RAM, 2TB SSD
When you are looking for premium laptops, Apple's MacBooks are usually at the top of most lists. However, they are not to every consumer's taste due to their steep price. While discounts on these MacBooks are rare, B&H currently has a deal on the 15.4-inch MacBook Pro from 2018 worth taking a look at.
The laptop on sale is the Apple MacBook Pro which features a 15.4" Retina display with a 2880 x 1800 resolution, the signature Touch Bar that adds a row of multitouch controls to the top of the keyboard, 2TB of SSD storage, Radeon Pro 560X GPU with 4GB of GDDR5 memory and the top-end Intel Core i9 6‑core processor (2.9GHz can be boosted up to 4.8GHz) with 32GB of DDR4 RAM..
Purchasing this configuration will set you back a whopping $4700 on Apple's official website or retail store. B&H is taking $700 off this price, bringing it down to a slightly more palatable $4000.
Obviously this deal isn't for everyone, but if you are in the market for one of these computers feel free to follow the link below and grab one for yourself while the deal lasts.
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The 12-inch MacBook is great for portability, weighing just over 2 pounds, which makes it 1 pound less than 13-inch MacBook Pro and 0.75 pounds lighter than the new MacBook Air. The MacBook has a high-resolution screen which is clear and vibrant and lets text look incredibly sharp. You have 512GB of storage, which can store all your movies and songs easily without running out of space. The laptop is powered by Intel's Core i5 processors and has 8GB of RAM, which should be ideal for multitasking and productivity.
Despite its small size, it is packed with features, and while it ideally meant for basic tasks like web browsing or streaming on Netflix, it makes a great laptop for students or frequent travelers. Its form factor and hardware isn't suited for more intense tasks like video editing, or gaming which would require a MacBook Pro.
It's important to point out that the MacBook comes with a USB-C port, which handles everything from charging your device to connecting accessories. Since it doesn't have a traditional USB port, you would have to purchase a separate adaptor for any older USB accessories you may have.
While it may not suite power users and gamers, the 12-inch MacBook is a great entry into the world of Apple. Its small size fits neatly into a student's or commuter's backpack, and its capable enough to get your day to day work done.
If you are interested in picking up this MacBook (2017, Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD) from Amazon for $999.99 ($400 off) make sure you grab one while stocks last by following the link below.
Get $400 off the Apple MacBook on Amazon
Apple's MacBooks are beautifully crafted sleek laptops which offer excellent performance. Unfortunately, they come with a premium price tag putting them out of the reach of some consumers. While Apple rarely offers sales or discounts on their laptops, you can pick up an Apple MacBook from Amazon at $400 off its retail price.
The laptop on sale is a refurbished 12-inch MacBook, which usually retails for $1400 on Amazon. Thanks to this discount, you can pick the laptop for $1000. While you may be cautious about picking up a refurbished laptop, this laptop is guaranteed to be in like-new condition and comes with a one-year warranty.
The 12-inch MacBook is great for portability, weighing just over 2 pounds, which makes it 1 pound less than 13-inch MacBook Pro and 0.75 pounds lighter than the new MacBook Air. The MacBook has a high-resolution screen which is clear and vibrant and lets text look incredibly sharp. You have 512GB of storage, which can store all your movies and songs easily without running out of space. The laptop is powered by Intel's Core i5 processors and has 8GB of RAM, which should be ideal for multitasking and productivity.
Despite its small size, it is packed with features, and while it ideally meant for basic tasks like web browsing or streaming on Netflix, it makes a great laptop for students or frequent travelers. Its form factor and hardware isn't suited for more intense tasks like video editing, or gaming which would require a MacBook Pro.
It's important to point out that the MacBook comes with a USB-C port, which handles everything from charging your device to connecting accessories. Since it doesn't have a traditional USB port, you would have to purchase a separate adaptor for any older USB accessories you may have.
While it may not suite power users and gamers, the 12-inch MacBook is a great entry into the world of Apple. Its small size fits neatly into a student's or commuter's backpack, and its capable enough to get your day to day work done.
If you are interested in picking up this MacBook (2017, Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD) from Amazon for $999.99 ($400 off) make sure you grab one while stocks last by following the link below.
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The new MacBook offers a 12 inch edge-to-edge Retina Display with a 2304 x 1440 pixel resolution. Apple has had to make a lot of adjustments in order to make the high resolution fit into the slender frame, but the outcome is still crisp, high-res experience akin to the iMac and MacBook Pro.
Despite having a larger display, Apple has managed to make this the slimmest and lightest MacBook to date, weighing only 2 lbs and measuring only 13.1 mm thin.
In order to make this ultra slim device, Apple has miniaturized the entire logic board, making it 67% smaller than the one found on the MacBook Air. Apple has also done away with the internal fan, making this the first fan-less Macbook. The notebook is powered by a 1.3GHz Intel Core M processor, which can be turbocharged up to 2.9GHz.
Apple has also employed a new terraced design for the batteries on the new MacBook, which takes up much less space than the standard rectangular batteries. This new arrangement allows 35% more battery cell capacity than before. Because of this Apple is able to promise all-day battery life for its new MacBook, with up to 9 hours of web browsing and up to 10 hours of iTunes movie playback.
One of the new MacBook's most intriguing features is the new pressure-sensitive "Force Touch" trackpad. A completely revamped system, it’s comprised of a glass surface harboring four force sensors and a taptic engine beneath, which can accurately detect the amount of pressure being applied at any moment.
Unlike previous trackpads, it doesn't click, and instead, includes what Apple is calling "Force Click." These stronger presses of the trackpad essentially offer the user features ordinarily associated with right-clicking, and the new trackpad in general should bring an unprecedented degree of interactivity to OS X. Force Click can be used to click on a Finder file for a quick preview. Or, in QuickTime, a Force Click on the fast-forward button may speed up a video.
Apple has also outfitted a full keyboard on the new MacBook which has been reengineered from ground up. Apple uses a new butterfly mechanism, instead of the standard scissor mechanism for the keys. This makes them more stable, precise and 40% thinner. Each key has an LED under it, ensuring that the entire keyboard has a uniform glow. Apple also boasts that each key is four times more stable, and has 17% larger surface area.
Because of its lean size, there is not much room for ports. Apple solves this by outfitting the new MacBook with a single USB C port. This new connectivity standard gives you power, USB data transfer, DisplayPort, HDMI and VGA capabilities through one port.
The new Apple MacBook is priced at $1299 for the base model. A second configuration is available for $1599 with the 12 inch Retina Display, 512GB of flash storage, and a 1.2GHz Intel Core M processor with Intel HD Graphics 5300 and 8GB of RAM. The notebook will start shipping on April 10.
New Apple MacBook announced with 12 inch Retina Display, thin frame and gold color
Apple has announced a brand new 12 inch MacBook with an all-new design which offers a super thin profile. The notebook slots in at the middle between the entry-level Apple MacBook Air and the high-end Apple MacBook Pro.
The new MacBook offers a 12 inch edge-to-edge Retina Display with a 2304 x 1440 pixel resolution. Apple has had to make a lot of adjustments in order to make the high resolution fit into the slender frame, but the outcome is still crisp, high-res experience akin to the iMac and MacBook Pro.
Despite having a larger display, Apple has managed to make this the slimmest and lightest MacBook to date, weighing only 2 lbs and measuring only 13.1 mm thin.
In order to make this ultra slim device, Apple has miniaturized the entire logic board, making it 67% smaller than the one found on the MacBook Air. Apple has also done away with the internal fan, making this the first fan-less Macbook. The notebook is powered by a 1.3GHz Intel Core M processor, which can be turbocharged up to 2.9GHz.
Apple has also employed a new terraced design for the batteries on the new MacBook, which takes up much less space than the standard rectangular batteries. This new arrangement allows 35% more battery cell capacity than before. Because of this Apple is able to promise all-day battery life for its new MacBook, with up to 9 hours of web browsing and up to 10 hours of iTunes movie playback.
One of the new MacBook's most intriguing features is the new pressure-sensitive "Force Touch" trackpad. A completely revamped system, it’s comprised of a glass surface harboring four force sensors and a taptic engine beneath, which can accurately detect the amount of pressure being applied at any moment.
Unlike previous trackpads, it doesn't click, and instead, includes what Apple is calling "Force Click." These stronger presses of the trackpad essentially offer the user features ordinarily associated with right-clicking, and the new trackpad in general should bring an unprecedented degree of interactivity to OS X. Force Click can be used to click on a Finder file for a quick preview. Or, in QuickTime, a Force Click on the fast-forward button may speed up a video.
Apple has also outfitted a full keyboard on the new MacBook which has been reengineered from ground up. Apple uses a new butterfly mechanism, instead of the standard scissor mechanism for the keys. This makes them more stable, precise and 40% thinner. Each key has an LED under it, ensuring that the entire keyboard has a uniform glow. Apple also boasts that each key is four times more stable, and has 17% larger surface area.
Because of its lean size, there is not much room for ports. Apple solves this by outfitting the new MacBook with a single USB C port. This new connectivity standard gives you power, USB data transfer, DisplayPort, HDMI and VGA capabilities through one port.
The new Apple MacBook is priced at $1299 for the base model. A second configuration is available for $1599 with the 12 inch Retina Display, 512GB of flash storage, and a 1.2GHz Intel Core M processor with Intel HD Graphics 5300 and 8GB of RAM. The notebook will start shipping on April 10.
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Microsoft thinks its Surface Pro 3 is superior to the Apple MacBook Air, and it wants to show you how much better their tablet is compared to Apple's ultra-portable laptop.
source - Windows Phone Central
Microsoft shows us why the Surface Pro 3 is better than the MacBook Air
Microsoft thinks its Surface Pro 3 is superior to the Apple MacBook Air, and it wants to show you how much better their tablet is compared to Apple's ultra-portable laptop.
The following video ads, compare the hardware specifications of the two devices and goes on to list the touchscreen, pen and detachable keyboard (sold separately for $130). It even points out its ability to run full Windows programs, as you would expect from a regular laptop or desktop.
So what do you think ? Would you consider swapping your MacBook Air for a Surface Pro 3 from Microsoft ? Leave us a comment and let us know...
source - Windows Phone Central
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Accessorize your Apple products with wood cases
Accessories come in various shapes, sizes and colors. But you usually have only plastic built cases for your precious devices which leave your favorite tech looking less classy than they ought to be. Thats where 'We Wear Wood' comes in.
This company whose tag line is "Wood meets high tech". believes that your prized possessions deserves something that makes it stand out from the rest with the unmatchable beauty from natural materials. They believe the solution to this is wood.
Because of its natural beauty, wood has always been used as an ageless, noble, natural material for crafting man’s most prized possessions. No other material is as deeply embedded in the history and culture of civilization…as wood.
We Wear Wood products protect your gadgets, satisfy the creativeness that you crave, and match your personality. We Wear Wood offers bamboo iPhone cases with multiple, custom laser-engraved designs for the Apple iPhone 5 and Apple iPhone 5s. The company also creates MacBook and iPad covers out of red oak that stick onto the back to give your product a personalized look and style. The MacBook and iPad covers have precisely measured cutouts that take advantage of the Apple logo (and illumination on MacBooks) on the back for an even more unique look.
Now the company is looking to expand and have started a kickstarter project with an aim of bringing their products to even more of your tech and accessories. Head over to their website following the source link below and grab a fancy accessory to make your tech stand out among the crowd.
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source - Apple ( US | Canada | UK)
Apple releases updated MacBook Air with faster CPUs and lower prices
Apple has updated the MacBook Air lineup with updated faster Intel Haswell processors while slashing the price by $100. This means the MacBook Air is now the best value laptop on Apple's device lineup. The new MacBook Air models are available from Apple's U.S., U.K. and Canadian stores.
The base 11 inch and 13 inch MacBook Air models now feature 1.4GHz Intel Core i5 processors, up from 1.3GHz on the previous model. The 11 inch model starts at $899, while the 13 inch model costs $999. The new price drop also affects the 256GB models, which now sell for $1,099 and $1,199.
Overall graphics performance remains the same - the Intel i5 processor that Apple uses in the refreshed MacBook Air has the same graphics operating at the same speed as before. Other specs like Thunderbolt, USB 3.0, 802.11ac Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.0, are unchanged. The MacBook Air keeps 4GB RAM and 128GB flash storage in its base configuration, so memory and storage remain unchanged as well.
Battery life remains at an estimated 9 hours between charges for the 11-inch model, 12 hours for the 13-inch model. Apple says that power efficiency for iTunes movie playback has improved with this new CPU bump, however, if that's important to you.
If you're looking for Apple's lightest, most portable laptop, the MacBook Air is a better value than ever before. The refreshed processor isn't that much of a draw - it's the new lower price that's key.
Obviously if you have a 2013-era MacBook Air, this mild update isn't really worth jumping ship for - the performance update is negligible, and I doubt many Mac users will want to upgrade last year's model just to get improved battery playback while watching iTunes movies. Having said that, if you have an older MacBook Air and you're thinking about a replacement, now may be the right time.
The 11-inch MacBook Air may be a bit too small for some users; but it does have a full-sized keyboard and trackpad, which make working on it just like any other MacBook, except for the smaller screen.
The 13-inch MacBook Air, is a great choice for anyone who values light weight and easy portability over performance. This laptop can easily take you through a full day without needing a charge.
Keep in mind that the MacBook Air is meant for those looking for portability, while those who want a powerful performer should consider the MacBook Pro lineup instead.
With the newly reduced price, we cant help but wonder if Apple is getting ready to introduce a new Retina Display variant into its lineup later this year at the WWDC. While it may not happen this year, we recommend that those who have been waiting for it, may want to wait awhile longer to find out.
source - Apple ( US | Canada | UK)
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If you live in the US, you will likely know it is Black Friday week, and several major retailers have already started running their deals and special offers on their catalogue. With Christmas right around the corner, these sales also give us a chance to take care of our holiday shopping and fulfill some of the items on our wish list. If you are planning to get any Apple products, you will be happy to know that the company has just announced the details of their Black Friday deals.
Not surprisingly Apple's iPhone has not made the list of discounted items. But if you are in the market for an iPad, iPod Touch or a MacBook, you are in luck. The the deals available on the Apple Online Store as well as those iconic Apple Retail Stores, you'll be able to grab the product you want at your own convenience.
Ordering online is perhaps the best bet, since the Apple Retail Stores will likely be busier than usual this coming Friday, but if you don't want to have to wait until the item ships to enjoy your shiny new Apple product, it may well be worth taking the trip to your local outlet.
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The prices, which have yet to be revealed by Apple, will run from midnight on Thursday until midnight Friday, so if you want to take advantage of these as-yet undisclosed savings, then be sure to secure a little free-time this Friday.
Apple announces Black Friday 2013 sales event
If you live in the US, you will likely know it is Black Friday week, and several major retailers have already started running their deals and special offers on their catalogue. With Christmas right around the corner, these sales also give us a chance to take care of our holiday shopping and fulfill some of the items on our wish list. If you are planning to get any Apple products, you will be happy to know that the company has just announced the details of their Black Friday deals.
Not surprisingly Apple's iPhone has not made the list of discounted items. But if you are in the market for an iPad, iPod Touch or a MacBook, you are in luck. The the deals available on the Apple Online Store as well as those iconic Apple Retail Stores, you'll be able to grab the product you want at your own convenience.
Ordering online is perhaps the best bet, since the Apple Retail Stores will likely be busier than usual this coming Friday, but if you don't want to have to wait until the item ships to enjoy your shiny new Apple product, it may well be worth taking the trip to your local outlet.
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The prices, which have yet to be revealed by Apple, will run from midnight on Thursday until midnight Friday, so if you want to take advantage of these as-yet undisclosed savings, then be sure to secure a little free-time this Friday.
We are sure that Apple will share more details in the coming days, and if you stay tuned to this website, we will be sure to update you with the details. However we do suggest you keep an eye on the offers from Best Buy and Target who may give you better prices than Apple's deals.
[UPDATE]
Apple’s Black Friday sale is now live, but instead of offering a direct discount on the price of its iPads, MacBooks, iPods and more, as it has in the past, Apple is simply including gift cards with the purchase of various products. It’s a similar strategy to what Target, Best Buy, Walmart and other retailers are doing this holiday season, all of which are also offering gift cards in some instances, instead of a direct discount.
Apple’s iPad Air is available starting for $499, but comes with a $75 gift card. Additionally, Apple is selling the iPad mini for $299 with a $50 gift card, the iPad 2 for $399 with a $50 gift card, the iMac, MacBook Pro and MacBook Air with $150 gift cards, the iPod touch and iPod nano with $50 and $25 gift cards, respectively, and the Apple TV with a $25 gift card.
Apple’s deal extends to accessories, too; the company is selling various third-party products with Apple Store gift cards. Check out the source link below for the entire list of deals. Remember: Apple’s sale is one day only.
[UPDATE]
Apple’s Black Friday sale is now live, but instead of offering a direct discount on the price of its iPads, MacBooks, iPods and more, as it has in the past, Apple is simply including gift cards with the purchase of various products. It’s a similar strategy to what Target, Best Buy, Walmart and other retailers are doing this holiday season, all of which are also offering gift cards in some instances, instead of a direct discount.
Apple’s iPad Air is available starting for $499, but comes with a $75 gift card. Additionally, Apple is selling the iPad mini for $299 with a $50 gift card, the iPad 2 for $399 with a $50 gift card, the iMac, MacBook Pro and MacBook Air with $150 gift cards, the iPod touch and iPod nano with $50 and $25 gift cards, respectively, and the Apple TV with a $25 gift card.
Apple’s deal extends to accessories, too; the company is selling various third-party products with Apple Store gift cards. Check out the source link below for the entire list of deals. Remember: Apple’s sale is one day only.
source - Apple
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Are you on the lookout for Apple Deals and discounts? We shared some deals on Apple hardware and iOS apps on Black Friday, and now we have some new deals for you to check out for Cyber Monday. While Black Friday is aimed at discounts around the board, Cyber Monday is focused on tech related and digital deals. If you missed out on the Black Friday deals, you may find one you like here.
We have put together a list of Apple devices, Apps and iTunes Gift cards which tend to work well together. Hopefully you will find something you like.
If you are looking for Apple hardware, you probably know Apple is rarely generous with their discounts. However we found hat Best Buy and MacMall were offering the best deals on Apple products.
Best Buy
Additionally shipping on these items are free as long as you spend the $ 25 minimum. Once you have purchased a new device you may want to fill it with content and iTunes Gift Cards may be the best way to do that. Best Buy is offering the following discounts on iTunes Gift Cards
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[DEAL] Apple Cyber Monday Deals and Discounts
Are you on the lookout for Apple Deals and discounts? We shared some deals on Apple hardware and iOS apps on Black Friday, and now we have some new deals for you to check out for Cyber Monday. While Black Friday is aimed at discounts around the board, Cyber Monday is focused on tech related and digital deals. If you missed out on the Black Friday deals, you may find one you like here.We have put together a list of Apple devices, Apps and iTunes Gift cards which tend to work well together. Hopefully you will find something you like.
If you are looking for Apple hardware, you probably know Apple is rarely generous with their discounts. However we found hat Best Buy and MacMall were offering the best deals on Apple products.
Best Buy
- Apple iPod nano 7th Gen 16GB – $ 139.99 ($ 10 OFF)
- Apple iPod Touch 3rd Gen 32GB – $ 179.99
- Apple iPad 3rd Gen 16GB – $ 439.99 ($ 59 OFF)
- MacBook Pro 13 inch with Retina Display – dual core processor, 8GB of RAM, 128GB SSD – $ 1623.89 ($ 75.00 OFF)
- MacBook Pro 17 inch – quad core processor, 4GB of RAM, 750GB HDD – $ 2199.99 ($ 649.00 OFF)
- MacBook Air 11.6 inch – dual core processor, 4GB of RAM, 64GB SSD – $ 939.88 ($ 59.00 OFF)
- Mac mini – dual core processor, 4GB of RAM, 500GB HDD – $ 588.88 ($ 10.00 OFF)
Additionally shipping on these items are free as long as you spend the $ 25 minimum. Once you have purchased a new device you may want to fill it with content and iTunes Gift Cards may be the best way to do that. Best Buy is offering the following discounts on iTunes Gift Cards- $ 15 iTunes Gift Card for $12.75
- $ 25 iTunes Gift Card for $ 21.25
- $ 50 iTunes Gift Card for $ 42.50
- $ 100 iTunes Gift Card for $ 85.00
| APPLE APP STORE | NOW | WAS |
| Legend of Fat Ninja | $ 0.99 | $ 1.99 |
| Zombie Flick | FREE | $ 0.99 |
| Qvoid | FREE | $ 0.99 |
| ROBOT 99 | FREE | $ 0.99 |
| Sea Stars | FREE | $ 0.99 |
| Fish Heroes | FREE | $ 2.99 |
| SPLATTERHOUSE | $ 1.99 | $ 2.99 |
| Bitter Sam | FREE | $ 0.99 |
| NFL Flick Quarterback | $ 0.99 | $ 1.99 |
| These Robotic Hearts of Mine | $ 0.99 | $ 1.99 |
| Crazy Choppers | $ 0.99 | $ 1.99 |
| Commander Pixman | $ 0.99 | $ 1.99 |
| The Amazing Spider-Man - Gameloft | $ 0.99 | $ 6.99 |
Did you find a deal you like? Make sure you grab your favorites before time runs out
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An SKU number is a unique number which is assigned to products by companies to limit the confusion in the ordering process. Since these numbers were brand new, it adds to the evidence that we may see the updated lineup of devices as early as this Thursday.
AppleInsider has added that third-party sellers have reported being notified that Apple will be delivering sealed packages to them early this week and have strictly informed them not to remove the packing until they are informed to do so.
Apple MacBook Pro refresh could be coming this week
Evidence is popping up on the probably refresh of the MacBook Pro this week according to OS X Daily. The news comes as Best Buy briefly updated the SKU numbers for the MacBook Pros this weekend, but quickly removed the pages.
An SKU number is a unique number which is assigned to products by companies to limit the confusion in the ordering process. Since these numbers were brand new, it adds to the evidence that we may see the updated lineup of devices as early as this Thursday.
AppleInsider has added that third-party sellers have reported being notified that Apple will be delivering sealed packages to them early this week and have strictly informed them not to remove the packing until they are informed to do so.
The last major update to the MacBook Pro was back last year in April, and to keep to Apple's yearly refresh is due soon.
So if you are looking to purchase a new MacBook Pro, you are advised to wait a few days until Apple makes the announcement.
source - OSXDaily | AppleInsider
source - OSXDaily | AppleInsider