By Logan Cooke |
I am not the luckiest person in the world, and when I came home today to a mysterious package I figured it was a bomb or something that would bring pain and disdain to my household. Little did I know inside of the box was…
By Logan Cooke |
The Mac vs PC battle is back! In this round we are putting the two OS’s head to head to battle out Customization. This is a category that often comes up in the heated insult wars between angry geeks and it will be our first…
By Winston Sih |
With the holiday season under full swing, many are thinking of getting their loved ones (including family, friends and students) new laptops. Among many popular laptops include Apple’s line of MacBook devices (MacBook, MacBook Pro and MacBook Air). In this video, TechnoBuffalo’s own Jon Rettinger runs…
By Winston Sih |
This quote from Steve Jobs put it perfectly together about the MacBook: “What would happen if a MacBook and an iPad hooked up?” Two new MacBook Air devices were recently launched with a 11.6″ model as well as a bigger 13.3″ device with features like…
By Tom Moccia |
The last few weeks have proven very interesting in the tablet and ultra portable laptop arenas, specifically speaking the announcement of the HP Slate 500 tablet and the release of the new Macbook Air. It definitely seems as though the tablet market and the ultra portable…
By Winston Sih |
The new MacBook Air is here and we have a first overview and first boot of the 11.6″ model from Jon Rettinger. He goes over the computer, boot it up and shows you his initial impressions. For your assistance, below is a comparison chart of…
By Winston Sih |
Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs said Wednesday he and his company asked themselves “What would happen if a MacBook and an iPad hooked up?” The result: two new MacBook Airs with screen sizes of 11.6 inches and 13.3 inches and instant-on capabilities, starting at just…
By Winston Sih |
In what had to be the longest refresh cycles ever for a Mac (today was day number 500), the MacBook Air didn’t only get refreshed today, but it got a second model. Available immediately, the thinnest Mac comes in both 11.6-inch and 13.3-inch flavors with a…
By Sean P. Aune |
Not that it came as a big surprise to anyone considering all of the leaks over the past week, but Apple did indeed introduce a revision to the MacBook Air today. In what had to be the longest refresh cycles ever for a Mac (today…
By Sean P. Aune |
Yesterday we reported on the new rumors of the 11.6-inch MacBook Air. Later in the day Engadget threw everyone for a loop by running pictures of what appeared to be a 13.3-inch version of he laptop unlike ones we had seen before throwing everyone for…
By Sean P. Aune |
While we know that Apple’s “Back to the Mac” event next week will almost certainly talk about Mac OS 10.7, speculation is running high that in a rare turn of events the agenda for the day will mix software with a hardware announcement. What will…
By Winston Sih |
Apple sent invitations to media on Wednesday about a media event the company will be holding on October 20, 2010. The event, interestingly named “Back to the Mac” invites media to “Come see what’s new for the Mac on October 20, including a sneak peek of…
By Jon Rettinger |
This morning Apple refreshed the lower end of its laptop line, the plastic unibody Macbook. While the ‘Classic White’ is still rocking a C2D chip, the specs have been bumped to almost parody with the entry level Macbook Pro, while the price remained at $999.…
By Travis Harvey |
Just like the second iPhone HD prototype that leaked its way out of Apple’s hands, it appears the next update to the MacBook has also strayed from the pack. A Vietnamese blog out of Vietnam, Tinhte has in their possession what seems to be an…
By Travis Harvey |
It’s been a sad story for the MacBook Air, possibly one of the most neglected in its product lineup. Last given a spec bump in July of 2009, it’s still running a dated processor and lacking standard features found in the rest of the MacBook…
By Sean P. Aune |
One of the aspects of Apple’s iPad that people seem to be universally praising is the new A4 processing chip. This is the first chip to come out of Apple’s purchase of P.A. Semi early in 2009. Plans for the company to design its own…
By Jon Rettinger |
You knew Apple couldn’t stay out of the news for terribly long. Just a few days after the announcement of iPhone OS 4, and a little over a week sonce the launch of the iPad, Apple (finally!) refreshed its Macbook Pro line of laptops. Every…
By brandonminiman |
A few months ago, I began on a quest to find the perfect laptop. I wanted something light, thin, fast, good on battery, and inexpensive. At the time, the ASUS UL30VT stood out as a winner thanks to a low price, great battery life thanks to…
By Sean P. Aune |
I bet you think you’re so cool with your netbook don’t you? ”Oh, look at me carrying around my little two-pound computer with all this memory and RAM, running my Windows 7! I’m so cool!” You wanna know what makes you cool? Carrying around a…
By Winston Sih |
The BuffaloBuzz with Winston Sih is back with another episode and this week, we take a look at: More BlackBerry Slider rumors. The BlackBerry Slider rumors have been “sliding” around town for quite a while now and in the latest round, it includes side profile…
By Winston Sih |
The weekly BuffaloBuzz is back with another episode. This week, we take a look at: In the U.S., you can pre-order your iPad and have it by Saturday, April 3rd. Pre-order date is set for March . Both versions will hit Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy,…
By Travis Harvey |
If you’re big into the ultraportable scene no doubt you’ve heard of the world’s thinnest laptop, the Dell Adamo XPS. If you were looking to pick one up, you might want to put a little kick in your step and head to your nearest Best…
By Jon Rettinger |
If you keep saying something long enough, eventually it will come true. We’ve been predicting Mac updates for quite a while now, but it looks like the stars are finally aligned to bring us Core i5 Macbook Pro’s (with on the fly graphic switching), new…
By Jon Rettinger |
One of my biggest concerns with the CULV family of processors is that they are often times too anemic to handle any sort of full screen HD video. I wasn’t expecting the Adamo XPS to blow the roof off performance wise, but I was pleasantly…
