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  • Why Did Apple Choose Next Thursday To Launch MacBooks?

    February 20, 2011 // Gradly // Apple, blog, News, Rumors, Steve Jobs Tags: Apple, blog, LequidMetal, Liquid Metal, Mac, MacBok, rumors, Steve Jobs No Responses


    It looks like Apple’s all set to launch new MacBooks next week, but the launch day is — a Thursday?

    What’s up with that? Apple’s big product launches are almost always on Tuesdays. (It allows reporters on the East Coast to fly into California on a workday instead of the weekend).

    So why would Apple launch new MacBooks on Thursday February 24?

    Perhaps because it’s Steve Jobs’ 56th birthday! Steve’s birthday is Thursday February 24.

    Last year, Apple sold its 10 billionth song on Jobs’ 55th birthday.

    Happy birthday Steve 🙂

  • New MacBook Pros Next Thursday, February 24th

    February 19, 2011 // Gradly // Apple, blog, News, Rants & Raves, Rumors Tags: Apple, blog, LequidMetal, Liquid Metal, Mac, MacBok, rumors 1 Response


    It’s new MacBook Pros next Thursday February 24, according to MacRumors, citing a “reliable” source.

    We’ve since heard reliable confirmation that this information is accurate and that the expected release date is next Thursday, February 24th. The move would be a bit unusual for Apple to launch new machines on a Thursday. So, if you are about to buy a new MacBook Pro, wait until next week.

    MacBooks were last updated a year ago with Intel Core i5 and i7 chips. The new machines are likely to get Intel’s latest Sandy Bridge processors, which are faster and a lot less power hungry. Rumors that the machines will have cases made of Liquidmetal are unlikely, but they will probably will be lighter, thinner and have higher-resolution screens. A big price drop is predicted too.

    Apple’s said to be releasing five new models, which will include two new 13-inch versions, two new 15-inch versions and one new 17-inch version.

    2011 MacBook Pro mockup by designer Dario Crisafulli.