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 hour battery life
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VMware Importer Now Supports VirtualPC 2007!
The VMware Fusion team recently announced that the new beta version of VMware Converter (beta 2) will allow importing of Virtual PC 2007 based virtual machines, as well as Parallels Desktop 2.5 and Parallels 3.0 based virtual machines. This means that you can now easily convert old virtual machines that you might have running on …
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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 the Dock from OS X tiger – one easy, the other a more manual approach. …
Connect to a Mac Remote Desktop using VNC
This will be a quick howto as it’s mostly a settings issue, but here goes: Macs have come with a Remote Desktop server for quite some time now, and it’s great for using macs to manage macs remotely, though maybe not as nice as an NX or XMing solution. When trying to manage an Apple …
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Where’s my Mac BIOS? (How to get into OpenFirmware Easily)
A lot of people these days appear to be under the impression that Macs have a BIOS, which is unfortunate because they actually have something much better – Macs have OpenFirmware. This is true for G4 Mac Minis, PowerBooks, iBooks, iMacs, eMacs, and Dual G5s… I could go on and on. I got most of …
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