During our teardown of the late 2013 Mac Pro last week, we discovered that the new model had a removable CPU that allows for user upgrades. We got our hands on an Intel E5-2667 V2 8-core 3.30GHz with 25MB Cache...
While it has been well documented online that the new Mac Pro models hit a stock issue with orders being delayed, it looks like Apple is ramping up shipping times. One order we had that was delayed until January 2014...
Well those 6 Thunderbolt ports on the back of the new Mac Pro were just staring me in the face to try 'em all out. Since the new Mac Pro can do three 4k monitors, I thought it should be able...
Merry Christmas to us! The first of our new Mac Pro models have arrived today so testing and benchmarking and product development can begin. But first, here’s a few unboxing photos of the 3.7 GHz Quad Core Intel Xeon E5 for...
Elite, Extreme, Pro...those are just a few of the descriptive terms found in many of our products' names. We use them because we push the envelope past what's commonly available because we know that's what you've come to expect from...
We know you’ve all been on the edge of your seats, waiting to see what it takes to get inside those new 21.5” iMacs, so we did a fast “just to show you” video, where we install 16GB of OWC...
As Sheriff Roscoe P. Coltrane might say, “Good News! Good News!” We've confirmed that the flash storage on the 2011 MacBook Air is the same removable module type design as found on the 2010 models. But don’t take our word...
It's incredible the coverage generated by yesterday's blog article on the further iMac upgrade restrictions. I'd like to personally address some questions, context, and provide additional technical detail concerning this issue. I want to be very clear that I think these are absolutely...
The new iMacs are out and there's so much we've been discovering. A firmware update unleashed 6Gb/s speeds on two of the SATA ports, then an interesting design choice essentially takes one way. A couple of programmers take advantage of...
