Apple just released a beta version of Safari 4
You can download it from the folowing address:
http://www.apple.com/safari/download/
It is available for mac and PC. Unlike stated on the downloading page as "version 3.2", it concerns the version 4.0.
We have just been informed by our sources that some GeForce 7300 GT found in the first Mac Pro are plagued with defective capacitors. As usual, over time those components expand, loosing their functions with associated display artifacts, before turning the graphic card into brick.
Apple is aware of the problem and is currently trying to define the serial number affected by this issue. In addition, the graphic card are replaced at no cost even if it not covered by the warranty anymore.
So, if you own a GeForce 7300 GT installed in your Mac Pro, quickly have a look at it and check capacitors to ensure they did not swell. In case of problem be pro-active and preemptive and quickly contact Apple for an exchange.
MCE is now offering an Optibay solution for all MacBook Unibody models.
Similarly to the exclusive procedure
we recently unveiled, it allows you to change the SuperDrive by a second HD or SDD. As the latest remains expensive when wishing to have a large storage space, you can have a SSD for the system and applications, then a standard 2.5" HD with large capacity for your data, associating performance and storage space.
The MCE product is available for 129 USD, a relatively expensive price tag if one considers that it does not include any electronic part, and is only composed of a holder and a power adaptor for the SATA port...
While relationship between NVidia and Intel have never been so bad, the chameleon company announced to have signed with Via and will make available 9400M chipset-based solution for the Korean CPU designer.
This is typically the type of agreement that NVidia intends to develop further in order to demonstrate that their chipsets and GPU are now the main part of electronic devices, and the CPU is only one of the components. Via CPUs are known to be entry-level models, not so powerful but with good power consumption figures. In addition, such partnership will allow Via to associate its CPU to the currently successful NVidia 9400M-based solutions, allowing the Korean to be back on the scene and to better deal with the strongest competitor for its CPU offers, Intel ATOM
