US EditionApple's MacBook Pro Turns 20 Years Old
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Mac mini, the little Mac that could, is 21 years old
It's once again a fan favorite with its new M4 version, but 21 years after Steve Jobs launched the Mac mini, it has had an extraordinary life of rave reviews — and criticism.Apple's website announces the Mac mini in 2005Steve Jobs introduced the Mac mini with the explicit aim of attracting Windows switchers. Yet it never quite seemed to do what Apple wanted, and instead became a cult favorite Mac, even when the company has tried to forget about …
The MacBook Pro celebrates its 20th anniversary with Steve Jobs' presentation at the San Francisco Macworld on January 10, 2006. This historic launch marked the replacement of the PowerBook and the strategic shift of PowerPC chips to the Intel processors. The MacBook Pro celebrates its 20th anniversary The launch [...] Read more... Follow iPhoneAddict.fr on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter Don't forget to download our free iAddict app for iPho…
Apple's Original MacBook Pro Enters Its Third Decade Today
Only a handful of gadgets have proven to be as iconic as Apple's original MacBook Pro, which single-handedly redefined what personal computing is all about. And today, that amazing machine turns 20. Apple's Steve Jobs unveiled the original MacBook Pro at the Macworld San Francisco event on January 10, 2006 Apple launched the MacBook Pro in 2006 as the successor to its professional-geared PowerBook, replete with a switch from PowerPC chips to tho…
MacBook Pro Is 20 Years Old Today: Here’s How It Evolved
Today marks 20 years since Apple introduced the MacBook Pro. Steve Jobs unveiled it during his Macworld San Francisco keynote in January 2006. From the start, the MacBook Pro aimed to define what a professional laptop should be. The MacBook Pro replaced the PowerBook line as Apple’s high-end notebook. It launched with Intel Core processors, […] The post MacBook Pro Is 20 Years Old Today: Here’s How It Evolved appeared first on The Mac Observer.
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