All posts tagged MacBook Pro

Redesigned Macbook Pro after Macbook Air in 2012

By | February 10, 2012 | Apple, MAC | No comments

There have been several reports surfaced last year about Macbook launching with similar design to Apple Macbook Air. Apple released two new Macbook Airs last year. Alongside 13 inch there was an addition of 11 inch ultra portable notebook which was the real hit.

Appleinsider reports today

“They’re all going to look like MacBook Airs,” one person familiar with the new MacBook Pro designs told AppleInsider. Meanwhile, existing MacBook Pro designs are expected to be phased out over the course of the year.

Apple is reported to overhaul 15 inch Macbook Pro first as they did when they first redesigned Macbook series following their 17 inch higher end model.

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Apple Macs Penetrating into More Corporate World

By | January 18, 2012 | Apple, MAC | No comments

Wall Street Journal reports that General Electric Co. has begun on a program to replace computers running Windows PC with Apple Mac or Macbook. General Electric Co. is 120 years old company with around 330,000 computers, most running Windows-based software on PC hardware.

Under the program GE employees can choose to have Apple’s Macbook or iMac (Desktop Computer) instead of a Windows PC. There are more than 1,000 MAC users that have benefited with the program since the program has launched.

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2880×1800 Retina Display MacBook Pro coming 2012 rumors – DigiTimes

By | December 14, 2011 | Apple, MAC | No comments

According to DigiTimes, next generation MacBook Pro models could debut a massive screen resolution of 2880 by 1800 in 2012.

While the prevailing MacBook models have displays with resolutions ranging from 1680 by 1050 to 1280 by 800, the ultra-high resolution for the new MacBook Pro will further differentiate Apple’s products from other brands, commented the sources.

This report makes sense as other companies like AsusTek and Acer are also planning to refresh their ultrabook laptop line with higher resolution screens. Don’t forget that Intel’s upcoming Ivy Bridge platform natively supports displays with up to a 4096-by-4096 pixel resolution and is capable of decoding multiple 4K video streams at once. Read more…