Are you a new Macintosh user? Perhaps you’re just new to Lion or maybe you’ve been using Macs for years and you just want to brush up on things? Whatever the case, the OWC Tech crew have gotten together to...
It’s that time of year again, where traditionalists head out into the freezing cold (or the blistering heat for those in the southern hemisphere) in search of the perfect gifts for loved ones. Fortunately, with OWC, you don’t need to...
Three weeks ago, I thought the Thailand/hard drive situation was bad and had worst-case scenarios in consideration. A week later and the worst of the worst-case didn't line up with what was becoming reality. It seems like there may be...
Many around the OWC offices have been waiting with bated breath for today’s iPhone announcement. Like most Apple announcements, there have been a lot of rumors swirling around this event: the iPhone 5, iPhones on Sprint, iPod Touch spec bumps,...
Why I Chose the OWC Turnkey Upgrade Program for the 2011 iMac. by Ken H., OWC Customer In January, I had a 2TB OWC Mercury Elite Pro RAID hard drive that wouldn’t mount. Since none of the data on the...
Hard drive upgrades are a popular upgrade for many Mac users and there’s a few different reasons for that. The first biggie is space. With all the files, pictures, movies, music, software updates, and other bits of info vying for...
Here's Part 2 of Dr. Robert Bruce Campbell's explanation of how he built his water-cooled, Octo-Core MacPro 1,1. If you haven't already (or if you just want a refresher) we suggest reading the first part for a little background. Considerations...
Considerations in Application of a GeoThermal Heat Exchange for Environmental Comfort Following the Upgrade of a MacPro1,1 with Two Over-Clocked Intel X5350 Engineering Samples that Necessitated the Addition of a Water Cooling System or “How I Learned To Stop Worrying...
I approached the WWDC Keynote with a bit of apprehension. All indications I’ve seen pointed to Mac OS X 10.7 Lion including many different aspects of iOS. Gestures, Launchpad, full screen apps, the Mac App Store... to me, they were...
