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iFixit publishes 2020 MacBook Air teardown, cites easier repairability than preceding generation

The cool cats at iFixit have published a teardown of the 2020 MacBook Air and noted that it’s definitely more repairable than its predecessor. The MacBook Air was last redesigned in 2018, which included changes such as the problematic butterfly keyboard. The 2020 MacBook Air features a number of changes such as a move back […]

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Apple releases updated MacBook Air featuring faster CPU and GPU, Magic Keyboard, and lower starting price

Apple on Wednesday released its updated MacBook Air, complete with faster processors, a boosted graphics system, scissor switch Magic Keyboard, and other new bells and whistles. The update notebook features a 10-gen Intel Core processor, which includes a 1.2GHz quad-core Core i7 with Turbo Boost speeds up to 3.8GHz. The updated Intel Iris Plus Graphics […]

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Apple begins selling certified refurbished 16-inch MacBook Pro notebooks on its website

Just wait a while and the nifty Apple product you’re craving will be available via the company’s refurbished channel. Apple has begun selling certified refurbished 16-inch MacBook Pro notebooks on its website. The 16-inch notebook was released in November 2019. The refurbished notebook arrives with a one-year warranty program, that can be extended to three […]

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Dell working on software that will enable iPhone screen sharing on its notebooks

You may like or dislike Dell, but this is a pretty interesting. Computer manufacturer Dell has announced that it will be releasing software that will enable iPhone screen mirroring on Dell notebooks. Screen mirroring means your iPhone’s screen will be displayed on another device. Users will be able to control things on their iPhone from […]

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Some 2013-2014 MacBooks no longer eligible for free anti-reflective coating display repair

Your time may have run out out if you need to get your 2013 or 2014 MacBook with an anti-reflective coating on the display repaired for free. These notebooks, which were eligible for free repairs up to four years after the purchase date, have reached their end date for the offer to be valid. An […]