With Apple's new machine releases, we're hard at work in the OWC Test Labs seeing just how fast we can make the machines go. Our first machine that we're looking at is the October 2009 2.26GHz MacBook. This machine is...
After last month's rather disappointing iTunes event, it's good to see an Apple product announcement with some substance behind it. This time around, the improvements were made to products that traditionally catered to the "consumer" end: the iMac, the Mac...
While NASA's LCROSS mission perhaps fizzled to the naked eye, I did catch some highlights in OWC Larry's recent Hot Deals Blast that might lift your spirits. And if you aren't a subscriber to the Blast, you can do so...
We're continuing our diligent work here at the OWC testing lab benchmarking every machine compatible with Snow Leopard and should be ready to start posting some of the results soon. In the meantime, however, we found some great nuggets of...
Related article: What You Need to Set Up Your Own DIY Upgrade Lab So often we are asked in reference to our OWC Instructional Series of Videos, "How exactly am I supposed to 'Use proper anti-static precautions when performing this upgrade'?"...
I’m a recent Mac convert and loving every minute of it. Do I feel ashamed for ignoring the Windows-based units that are now collecting dust at home? A little bit, but thankfully the guilt is short-term. I’ve been having a...
There are few constants in life. Death and taxes are the cliché ones. I’ll also add to the list the Chicago Cubs not making it to the World Series, movies based off of video games being terrible, and memory upgrades...
It is true that Apple has dropped the AppleTalk LAN protocols as part of the trimming done in 10.6 Snow Leopard. It doesn't necessarily mean its time to throw out that legacy LaserJet printer that had its printer queue setup...
Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard came out on Friday, and there’s been quite a big hullabaloo about the fact that - by default - Apple’s new OS boots into 32-bit mode on almost all Macs, with the only exceptions...
