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MacBook Pro advert is mockup, confirms artist; few listen

Chris Davies, Aug 25th 2008 Discuss [2]

An awful lot of people are getting frantically excited about a supposed leaked advert showing the upcoming MacBook Pro refresh. You can understand the excitement: a casing similar to that of the MacBook Air, and less than one inch thick. Weight down to 5.1lbs. WiFi getting a boost to 802.11n. Unfortunately, the ad isn't real - it's actually the work of MacRumors forum member mciarlo. Read The Full Story

Optimus Touch is an iPod Touch wannabe

James Allan Brady, Dec 11th 2007 Discuss [1]

So the Optimus Touch is nothing like the iPod Touch except for when it comes to appearances. On the outside, it looks very similar but adds several buttons, a stylus and hole for it, and a camera. Read The Full Story

Mystery Solved – Apple to announce mobile WoW for iPhone and iPod Touch at London Event

Chris Scott Barr, Sep 14th 2007 Discuss [0]

You know that Apple event that was recently announced in London for next week? The super sleuths over at Macenstein have been working relentlessly on uncovering the mysteries of Apple's invitation. Their results may shock you. “Lord, now the Grum is on me.” Read The Full Story

Medison Celebrity Less Of A Hoax?

James Allan Brady, Aug 5th 2007 Discuss [4]

Apparently Medison had a press conference in Sweden and showed off the $150 laptop. They showed off the merchandise to 10 journalists and assured them that the laptop was on its way for the much anticipated August 15th release date. Read The Full Story

Rock out polka style!

Chris Scott Barr, Jun 25th 2007 Discuss [1]

Are you a fan of polka music? Maybe you have longed to rock out with the great tunes from Weird Al. Unfortunately, it is getting harder and harder to find someone that will teach you the fine art of accordion. You don't really need to learn how to play an instrument, that's what video games are for. Read The Full Story

2G iPod Shuffle Knockoff in black

Ewdison Then, Jun 23rd 2007 Discuss [0]

We all know Chinese factories are very capable of producing knockoff products, but never I seen one that resemble the original all the way to the packaging details. You can actually find an iPod shuffle 2nd generation in black for only $14 in China; of course it’s the knockoff version. Aside from some misspelled word (assombled) and pricing, it’s quite hard to tell them apart between the original and knockoff. Read The Full Story