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Consumer Group Gives New iPad Good Report

Consumer Group Gives New iPad Good Report

A new report by the research group ChangeWave finds that 98 percent of new iPad buyers say they are satisfied with their purchase, a one percentage point increase over iPad2. Significantly more users are now reporting that they are "very satisfied," according to the...

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More Businesses Switching To Macs

While many still think of Macs as the toys of designers and artists, the iconic Apple computer is more and more often finding a home in the enterprise world, performing essential business functions. Big companies and small are using Macs not only to design marketing...

Should You Buy AppleCare for your New Apple Device?

Should You Buy AppleCare for your New Apple Device?

What is AppleCare? Should you buy it for your new Apple device? Every Mac, iPod, and iPhone comes with a one year standard warranty, commonly known as AppleCare. This includes 90 days of telephone support and a full year replacement warranty for any hardware defects....

Apple Announces New iPad

Apple Announces New iPad

Today, Apple introduced its much-anticipated new iPad tablet, a beautiful device that features a sharper display and the ability to connect to the Internet on 4G broadband networks. The third-generation iPad starts at $499 and has retina display, 5-megapixel camera...

The Super Bowl Ad That Launched the Macintosh

The Super Bowl Ad That Launched the Macintosh

Do you remember the famous Super Bowl ad that launched the Macintosh in 1984? The commercial aired on January 22, 1984, during the third quarter of Super Bowl XVIII (Los Angeles Raiders beat the Washington Redskins). The ad, which went on to win numerous awards, is...

The First Macintosh

The First Macintosh

Remember the first Macintosh, released in January 1984? We thought we'd just offer you a few tidbits about this groundbreaking machine. This Macintosh didn't have a model number—it was simply the Macintosh. There was no name on the front. Early 128Ks simply said...

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