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Apple has decided to begin shipping a refreshed version of the popular MacBook Air next month in an attempt to stave off dwindling sales of current Air models. Many users have bought MacBook Pros in order to get a much faster machine for their money and to experience the Thunderbolt technology that’s been included in the MacBook Pro since the beginning of this year.
Early MacBook Pro’s in 2011 have had some display screen issues, where the MacBook would freeze or continue flickering. Apple released a new minor update today that promises to fix those two issues and “improve graphics stability and external display compatibility.” The flickering was caused by Thunderbolt on the MacBook Pros, the new update fixes both of the problems.
This new update is a good to have for many of the MacBook Pro owners out there that are having display problems. So if you’re having problems with your MacBook Pro’s screen doing glitchy things, then just download the software or you can use Apple’s website to update as well. Hope this helps anyone who is struggling to fix their screen display issues.
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The new Macbook Air might be the thinnest notebook on the world, but despite its incredible design new Macbook Air has some software issues that soon needs to be addressed.
Dan Ackerman takes a look at the new 11.6-inch MacBook Air, which features an Intel Core 2 Duo processor launched last week. Its the newest netbook sized laptop to be featured in the MacBook lineup. He also demonstrates one key feature of the new MacBook
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While I personally believe Steve Jobs has entered the new 11″ MacBook Air into the dying market of netbooks, he has however, created a Mac netbook like no other. With the new MacBook Air just as thin but even more lightweight (2.3 pounds), it will be an attractive netbook hard to beat.
