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Gio 20 Nov 2008. X-Rayed MacBook · Blog reactions · via · Back to Home Page. About this entry:. This entry was posted on Giovedì, Novembre 20th, 2008 at 11:44. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. …

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2.8Ghz / 320GB 7200/ 4GB Macbook pro on the right, 1st generation 2.0Ghz / 100GB 7200/ 2GB Macbook pro on the left.

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To access the RAM slots in a unibody MacBook you must first remove the back plate—a thin piece of aluminum attached by eight tiny screws. Half of the screws are hidden beneath the battery cover, and each one is surrounded by a recessed …

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If a MacBook is connected to an Apple Cinema Display (which sounds like it should be ideal for watching movies), trying to play a HDCP afflicted movie results in a message saying "This movie cannot be played because a display that is …

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So if a new MacBook owner wants to watch a movie purchased from iTunes by plugging a cable from the laptop into his or her television, they may be out of luck. "I certainly won't be purchasing anything else from iTunes until this is …

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I'm not sure which version is featured on the photo above, but it's a MacBook for sure. Pretty cool photo or what do you think? via [digg]

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Those words are a necessary prelude to our more detailed look at ZAGG’s InvisibleShield for the metal 13” MacBook ($55). After posting some pictures and a handful of details on the initial installation process yesterday, …

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Just in case you didn’t have anything else to do this fine Thursday afternoon, you may want to check out this x-ray image of a MacBook, which is exactly as cool as it sounds.

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Speck on Thursday announced the forthcoming expansion of its SeeThru hard shell case line with a new “SeeThru Satin” model…

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high-tech and low-tech interests and other things in between.

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