by admin on February 1, 2010
“It is a magical and revolutionary device at an unbelievable price,” said Steve Jobs unveiling Apple’s “latest creation” last week in San Francisco. Although we may doubt if the iPad really brings “magic” and “revolution” to us, we have to admit the prices are unexpectedly low. Yesterday, Apple’s stocks started to climb fast only when Jobs revealed how much we’ll have to spend on the device.
All the rumors were saying the tablet will be not less than $999, and from this point of view the actual prices look really affordable. $499 for the basic version (16GB, no 3G) is something nobody expected; also $829 for the bloated 64GB, 3G version won’t scare anyone.
So, what do you get for this price? iPad is 0.5 inch thick, 1.5 pound device with 9.7-inch, 1024 x 768, LED-backlit, responsive high-resolution Multi-Touch display that features IPS technology and has a wide 178 degree viewing angle.
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Here it comes! (Almost) all rumors confirmed. Yes, there’ll be 32 GB version available. Yes, a new iPhone is faster: “on average up to twice as fast”, 7.2Mbps HSDPA. Yes, it has better camera: 3 MP, with autofocus, macro mode and auto white balance. Yes, it can make a video: 30fps VGA with on-device editing capability, and send MMS (although AT&T won’t support it until “late summer”). And yes, the battery life is promised to be (a bit) longer. It features magnetic compass, enables voice control, voice memos and covers tethering. You will also get a real navigation system created in cooperation with TomTom. New iPhone goes on sale June 19th in the US and in August in other countries. Prices: $199 for the 16GB version and $299 for the 32GB.
by admin on April 28, 2009
Users of Apple’s MobileMe service will be able to access the Chat Support around the clock, which is a pleasant surprise for everyone to show just how serious Apple is about their MobileMe services. The fruity company specially designed this service for paying customers of MobileMe, where they are able to report any problems that occur during the usage of MobileMe in order to obtain a quick solution on the spot. That’s generally the whole idea anyway, so hopefully the personnel manning the desks behind will be able to live up to customers’ expectations.
[via ubergizmo]
by admin on April 26, 2009
Then Apple Netbook never a Mac or a Mac touchpad? Now, what Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook said Apple is not interested in a Netbook. Available. Also it could be. And they had some “interesting” ideas on this topic.
While a quarterly earnings call Tuesday, Cook was asked once more interested in is if Apple Netbook soak in, Cook, and the answer was another time-maddeningly ambiguous:
“When I was sold, in the Netbook today,” Cook said that transcripts from the Silicon Valley Insider, “I see the close keyboards, terrible software, hardware junky, very small screens, not just something that we … would be the brand on the Mac. “
by admin on April 22, 2009
Apple Creative has been honored for many years, when it comes to the market for portable media players, and it is not surprising that they are accessories to the room to another source of income. Their last effort would be the Creative TravelSound for iPod nano, after the “Made for iPod” label, as it is for the iPod nano 4G, with an external speaker, four micro drivers slim, a digital and an integrated FM radio. Ideal for those who have their music with others in the vicinity, but we do not recommend that this be used if you are in a train full of fear that someone has a fondness for the music directly from you. The Creative TravelSound will retail for $ 100 when it is released in the next month
