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SlashGear’s going to Macworld & CES! Liveblogs & Streaming Video

By Chris Davies on Saturday, Jan 3rd 2009 No Comments

Macworld is just around the corner, and so is CES 2009 . You’ll not be surprised to hear, then, that the SlashGear team is getting ready to attend both events, bringing you the latest news and the most interesting updates. Firstly we’ll be liveblogging Apple’s final keynote presentation at Macworld on Tuesday January 6th, kicking off 9am PST at http://live.slashgear.com. Then our CES 2009 coverage begins, starting with press previews on Tuesday and running through to the weekend.

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Want more of CES and Macworld? Find out how after the cut…

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iWork may become a Web Application at Macworld?

By Staff Editor on Wednesday, Dec 31st 2008 No Comments

9to5Mac is making claim that Apple will be making the announcement that iWork will be composed of web-based applications. This would mean that future versions of Numbers, Keynote and Pages would all be entirely run in a web browser. This does not necessarily mean that there will not be a native Mac version as well.

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Rumor : New Mac mini to Launch at Macworld 2009 ?

By Daniel Lim on Wednesday, Dec 31st 2008 No Comments

mac mini The year most anticipated Apple event is only a week away, rumors of what one can expect from Apple at this time of the year are heating up all over the map; first the refreshment of the dramatic iMac, then comes the bombshell of chairman Jobs pulling out the MacWorld keynote address and health’s concern. Yeah, never a dull moment with em’ Macs, and here’s another for the coming Macworld. Mac mini is set to unveil at San Francisco next week!

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Quanta is out, Foxconn to contract the next-gen iMac

By Daniel Lim on Monday, Dec 29th 2008 No Comments

Apple logo 926391 Apple must be laughing at this so-called reliable source, Digitimes has revised its last report on Economic Daily News regarding the manufacturer behind the iMac all-in-one PC. As of today, Quanta is out of the picture, it was Foxconn who has secured a 800,000 units shipment per month contract with Jobs to build the allegedly next gen iMac to be announced at Macworld Conference next week.

So unless there are new updates next week on who makes what from which contract. Here’s the new standing : Foxconn and Catcher Technology are in bed to supply the magnesium-aluminum alloy chassis while Foxconn will seek partnership in cooling module from Auras Technology. A cooling module? Could that possible hint a change in current-fan based cooling system?

In any case, we will find out in a week there will be a new iMac or just another rumor. Just a reminder that Slashgear will be bringing MacWorld conference live coverage. Be sure to check us out at http://live.slashgear.com

No Steve Jobs at this year’s Macworld Keynote and no Apple at next year’s Macworld Expo

By Vincent Nguyen on Tuesday, Dec 16th 2008 No Comments

There’s bad news and then there’s really bad news for Macworld Expo. Apple announced today that this is the last year the company will exhibit at Macworld Expo. And the really bad news is that Steve Jobs will not deliver the upcoming keynotes! How’s that’s that for a double whammy of bad news? Taking Jobs place is Philip Schiller, Apple senior vice president of worldwide product marketing.

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Apple to announce new netbook product line at MacWorld?

By Staff Editor on Tuesday, Dec 16th 2008 1 Comment

applenetbookmock up This morning Ezra Gottheil of Technology Business Research sent a note to clients, speculating that Apple will indeed launch a new product line at MacWorld in January 2009. Apple will announce a much-needed netbook to help Apple gain the upper hand and cover a fast growing market in which they have not yet tapped.

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Mac Mini update at Macworld 2009 claims insider: new $499 budget model?

By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Dec 16th 2008 No Comments

According to an internal Apple source, the company is planning to announce the expected Mac Mini update at Macworld 2009 in January. While the source – who requested anonymity so as to keep his corporate job with the Apple – could only confirm that the new Mini was on the cards, that has prompted speculation that two versions of the entry-level desktop will be unveiled. The first, in response to the credit crunch, will be a sub-$500 model with integrated Intel graphics, a 2.0GHz Core 2 Duo processor and a unibody-style casing.

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