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Apple released MacBook Pro EFI Firmware Update 1.8 on December 8th, 2009, sparking a new interest in the Late 2008 MacBook Pro models and their maximum memory capacity. Apple supports up to 4GB of memory in these machines, but OWC has done the testing with our memory modules and has been able to support 6GB of memory since their release....
Today we completed the benchmarking of the last two iMac computers that Apple introduced last month: The 2.66GHz iMac Intel Core i5 and the 2.8GHz iMac Intel Core i7. With the ability to simultaneously run 4 cores and 8 cores...
We've received four configurations of the 21.5" and four configurations of the 27" machines so far. The quad core i5 and i7 machines aren't due out till later this month. Between the advancements in Snow Leopard and adding additional memory...
About a year ago, OWC CEO Larry O'Connor revisited a recurring topic in his Tips n' Deals Newsletter and OWC Chris covered that in a post on how the Rules of Upgrading rarely change. Both of them explored five different...
As mentioned in one of my blog posts last Friday, we've been busy testing the limits of the 2009 Mac mini models. In late August, Apple released Mac mini EFI Firmware Update 1.2 which improves compatibility with the latest Apple memory kits...
I really couldn't wait on this... this news is just too juicy to bottle up for the whole weekend. While we're not completely finished with our compatibility testing, early signs are pointing to 8GB of memory supported in not only...
