Other World Computing today introduced the OWC Hard Drive DIY Kit for 2011 21.5" and 27" iMac models. The kit enables iMac owners to replace the factory installed 500GB to 1.0TB hard drive with up to a 4.0TB hard drive...
As you may recall, Apple changed the hard drive upgrading game with the 2011 iMac. Up until 2009, changing a drive was easy once you could get to it. A few screws here, a connector there and voila - you...
In mathematics, the easiest equations to solve are the simplest equations. And like in math, this principle applies to your technology. At Other World Computing, this philosophy is put into practice when providing an easy equation for upgrading your machine....
While the world continues to wait for the first major update of Apple's Mac Pro line since 2010 (CEO Tim Cook has said it will be sometime this year), others are taking matters into their own hands, opting to give...
Newer Technology, Inc. announced today the NuMount Pivot for securely mounting an iMac, Apple Cinema Display, or Thunderbolt display to a wall or desk. Stylishly designed in an aluminum finish to complement Apple products, the NuMount Pivot offers a full-range of...
Other World Computing announced today through its MaxRAM program the immediate availability of 8GB and 16GB OWC Memory Upgrade Kits that enable owners of 2010 Mac mini, MacBook 13", and 2.4GHz MacBook Pro 13" computers to add up to 16GB of...
Do you have a 2010 Mac mini, 13” MacBook or 13” MacBook Pro? Can you benefit from more than 8GB of memory? If you answered yes to both, you will be pleased to know that extensive qualification in our test...
Other World Computing announced today the immediate availability of the OWC Memory Upgrade Kits from 8GB to 32GB for 2012 27" iMac models that began shipping recently. OWC’s kits offer memory configurations not offered by the factory as well as savings up...
It's pretty widely known that upgrading your Mac's RAM is one of the easiest and most cost-effective ways to speed up your machine. In fact, we recently outlined in our Blog just how simple the equation is: More Memory =...
