Apple has upped the speed, processor and video cards in the upgraded line of iMac computers now available at Austin MacWorks. The new 21.5 inch iMac now comes standard with 3.06GHz Intel Core i3 processor, 4GB of RAM, a 500GB hard drive and an ATI Radeon HD 4670 video...
The cool iPad accessories are starting to roll in at Austin MacWorks. We've recieved three new iPad items in the last couple of days. If protection is paramount for your new iPad, check out the new MacAlley Metropad. The Metropad case offers a durable, lightweight...
Apple has updated the printer drivers for Snow Leopard 10.6
The excellent ScanSnap family of scanners from Fujitsu have had their software updated to the ScanSnap Manager software package, bringing ScanSnap scanning to Mac Snow Leopard users. The software preference patch offers a workaround for Snow Leopard users by...
The Apple Mothership announced this morning a number of new products including a new lineup of iMac's. The New iMac's ship with either 21.5" or 27" displays. The top of the line iMac includes the new quad-core Intel Core i5 or Core i7 “Nehalem" processors. Wireless...
Living somewhere between the space occupied by PDA's and note taking on your laptop comes a relatively new player into the computerized note space. The Livescribe Pulse Smartpen at first glance might leave you scratching your head about its usefulness, but after...
The Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500M breaks the old assumption that a good scanner is a huge, slow, lumbering beast that occupies huge amounts of desk real-estate and yields mostly dubious results. The Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500M will neatly fit into any space about the size of...
The iPod nano redefines the iPod line with video recording along with the ability to pause & rewind live FM radio. Or step up to the new generation of iPod Touch. Surf the Web, choose from thousands of games & apps with the iPod Touch Pocket Computer.Stop in...
The QuickerTek Nano USB WiFi thumb drive will let all Mac users extend the range of their WiFi reception, and let you connect to wireless signals that your MacBook, MacBook Pro, Mac Pro or old-school PowerBook may not even see with just their internal Airport antenna....
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