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As you may know, European Commission has chosen micro USB as the standard interface of mobile phones. At the same time, the Commission allows phone makers to use other connector on mobile phones as long as a adapter is provided. Apple has been offering the 30-pin to micro USB adapter in Europe since last year, and now following the introduction of the new Lightning connector, the maker of iPhone launches the Lightning to Micro USB adapter in Europe.
The adapter lets users to connect the latest iPhone 5, iPod touch 5th and iPod nano 7th gen with Lightning connector to micro USB
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At the special event where Apple announced the new iPhone 5, iPod touch 5th gen and iPod nano 7th gen, Apple also introduces the new EarPods earphones with in-line remote control and microphone. As Apple said, the design of the EarPods is defined by the geometry of ear and will make them more comfortable for more people than other earbud-style headphones.
Inside the EarPods, you can find speakers engineered to minimize sound loss and maximize sound output, so as to deliver high-quality audio. It comes with an in-line remote for volume and track control and answer or end
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Alongside the iPhone 5, Apple also introduces the fifth generation of iPod touch. Featuring an ultra-thin and light anodized aluminum body measuring just 6mm thin, the new iPod touch is the thinnest iPod touch. Also, for the first time, the iPod touch will come in five vibrant colors, including pink, yellow, blue, white/silver, black/slate. Like the iPhone 5, the new iPod touch features a 4-inch Retina touchscreen with 1136×640 and 326ppi resolution and supports dual-band WiFi 802.11n.
The iPod touch 5th gen is powered by Apple’s dual-core A5 processor for twice the
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Apple announced the world’s first Thunderbolt Display, which basically combines a monitor with a docking station for Mac notebook. Using the Thunderbolt I/O Technology, you can connect a Thunderbolt-enabled Mac to the display with a single cable, and the Mac is then able to use display’s FaceTime camera, high quality audio, and Gigabit Ethernet, FireWire 800, USB 2.0 and Thunderbolt ports. There is even a MagSafe connector for charging MacBook Pro or MacBook Air.
The Thunderbolt Display is designed specifically for Mac notebooks, featuring an elegant, thin, aluminum
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Along with the iPad 2, Apple brings the Smart Cover which, according to Apple, wear made for each other. With built-in magnets, the Smart Cover is a thin, durable cover that magnetically aligns for a perfect fit. and it automatically wakes and sleeps your iPad. Its microfiber lining also keeps your iPad screen clean.
The Smart Cover can also be folded to be a keyboard stand that tilts iPad into a comfortable writing position, or as a movie stand for ideal movie-watching angle. It comes in five vibrant polyurethane colors with a soft, microfiber lining; and five beautiful,
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Apple’s second generation iPad is starting to roll out to 25 markets across the globe and the company has revealed the prices for its latest tablet device in these markets. Well, it seems that folks in Australia and Newland will have the luck to pick an iPad2 for the cheapest prices available all over the globe.
Countries in the euro zone will have similar pricing for this 9.7 incher tab from Apple. Euro zone markets will sell iPad 2 Wi-Fi only version for €479 for 16GB model while the 32 GB version will cost €579. The 64 GB version of the WiFi only iPad 2 will come
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UK, we are here! That seems what Apple wants to proclaim to fans in the United Kingdom. The iPad 2 has been a much anticipated device on UK shores, though guys out there had been putting up with the irksome wait all these days. Now, as if bringing in a whiff of fresh air, the UK Apple Store has displayed the device on their web page.
But then, don’t get excited as yet! You can see the device on the UK Apple Store, but you will have to wait to lay your hands on it. The wait may not be an extended one as you feared, though. The Apple iPad 2 is expected to go on sale on
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We have been hearing lots about the iPhone 5 since a while now, and the latest is a probable date of production of the device. The Apple iPhone 5 is said to have entered trial production is may be expected to go into mass output by the third quarter of this year itself.
So what would it look like when it comes for real. We know you have already been fed with news that the device might sport looks identical to that of the iPhone 4.
The device is likely to come cased in a metal chassis so as to enhance antenna sensitivity. It will boast of a 4-inch touch screen.
China Times has
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Why stick with one computer type just because you’ve been using it for years? The Apple Mac is an increasingly popular alternative to Windows PCs, one which comes in notebook and desktop models. With a popular and easy to learn user interface, Mac OS X is rarely found outside of the stylishly designed smooth lines and edges rarely found outside of a branch of IKEA.
Now naturally there is a difference in price between Windows PCs and Apple Macs – you’re looking at anything upwards of $200 for a comparative device – and Macs are less easy to repair than a typical PC.
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The quake and the tsunami disasters that rocked the whole of Japan, seems to have made a dent in the iPad and iPhone 4 terrain too. With the catastrophe affecting the overall scenario in the Asian nation, component makers have also been forced to go in for a shut down for at least some time.
Considering that Japanese companies contribute immensely in the making of the iPad 2 and the iPhone 4, the closing down of companies such as Toshiba’s LCD plant and Mitsubishi Gas Chemical for a month need to be seen as affecting Apple’s plans. The suspension in activities could bring
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