There’s an Apple software glitch creeping around, and it’s affecting new MacBook Pros, and some 2011 MacBook Pros. The problem is in the connection between an iOS device and the Macbook Pro. Read on for more info.
Tagged ‘Sandy Bridge’
On February 24th Apple will unveil a new line of MacBook Pros, incorporating Sandy Bridge and dropping in price. We’ve covered the Light Peak/Thunderbolt port and even looked at the five features we all want. Let’s do an official recap of the new line, starting with the price.
If you love tech, you love the extreme. Enter, the new Intel Core i7-990X CPU, set to replace the company’s current flagship processor, the Core i7-980X. Based on the 32nm manufacturing process, an unlocked multiplier and 12 MB of L3 cache, the Core i7-990X is every gamers’ dream.
The week is flying by, but that can’t stop the world of gadgets. In today’s daily dose of tech, better known as the US Update, we introduce you to the holographic keyboard coming to Android Honeycomb, have some laughs with Epic Games Call of Duty spoof, unveil the latest HTC smartphone concept and more.
Yesterday we told you about the Sandy Bridge flaw which gradually degrades the performance of the SATA ports over time, eventually affecting the speed of hard drives and optical drives. Today, Samsung and HP have made announcements that they will refund Sandy Bridge PC owners worldwide.
Starting off your week on the right foot, it’s your daily dose of tech. In this morning’s US Update we introduce you to the new Honda Jazz augmented reality app for the iPhone, break down the latest worldwide tablet market share, drop details on the Windows Phone 7 update and more.
At CES 2011, Intel’s new Sandy Bridge processors took center stage, dominating laptop announcements and quickly winning over our hearts. Unfortunately, today Intel confirmed a serious bug in the Cougar Point chipset that will delay desktop PCs using its Sandy Bridge processors.
At CES 2011 the two chip players, Intel and AMD, released their next generation Sandy Bridge and Fusion technologies. Now it’s time to take AMD Fusion to the world of embedded systems. Based on the “Bobcat” core and support for DirectX 11, AMD Embedded G-Series could be the future of home cinema.