Category Archives: MacBook

MacBook Air Specs

Backlit 13.3″ widescreen display Instant-on 1.8″ hard drive – 80GB Option for 64GB solid state drive Full size keyboard – backlit Weight – 3.0lbs Thickness – 0.16″ 1.8Ghz Core 2 Duo Optional 99$ optical drive 2GB RAM 802.11n Wifi 5 … Continue reading

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Disable the Dock in Apple OS X Tiger

Many people find that they simply don’t have enough screen real estate on their MacBooks, and prefer to use application launchers such as Apple’s own Spotlight, or the third party applications QuickSilver and launchbar. There are two ways to remove … Continue reading

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Turn off Apple Startup Sound on your Intel Mac

If the chime your Mac makes on bootup drives you batty, have no fear – it’s controllable. You can mute, turn down, or even turn UP your Macintosh startup volume using freeware utilities! There are a few applications out there … Continue reading

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Parallels 2.2 Workstation Features

Parallels announced today the updated features of the newest iteration of Parallels Workstation. Big new all around for Windows, Mac and Linux users. Here’s the breakdown (from the newsletter): Parallels Desktop for Mac is the first solution for running Windows … Continue reading

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Parallels for Mac to support Vista and Leopard

I’ve been using Parallels Workstation on my beefy Windows test host alongside VMWare Server and Windows Virtual Server. Parallels, though a relatively new piece of software, is remarkably good. Recently I received an email about the new Apple Mac version … Continue reading

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