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Journalists Cover Microsoft, Using Macs

It’s not an easy time for Microsoft — with Steve Ballmer having to field questions about being “buffoons” and an “evil empire”  at the shareholder’s meeting (.doc) — so when they get together “the world’s most influential technology pundits and online writers” (nb: we weren’t invited) for Mobius to discuss super-secret mobile tech you’d think [...]

Guide To Black Friday Apple Bargains: Cheap MacBooks, iPods and Accessories Galore

Here’s a guide for finding the best bargains on Apple-related gear during the infamous Black Friday sales on November 27. We’ve compiled a comprehensive list of gear from leaked photos of sales flyers and descriptions of sales.
The bargains include a 2.26 GHz MacBook + $150 gift card at Best Buy for $999.99 ; a 32GB [...]

Review: Voices Is Today’s Best Thing Ever, Grab It Now While It’s Cheap

New on the App Store is Voices from the clever folk at Tap Tap Tap. You can guess what it does.

Open it up, pick a silly voice. Helium is pretty silly. A microphone appears and the app even clears your throat for you (try it, you’ll see what I mean). Now speak your brains, and [...]

Review: Sony Walkman S540 Series Video MP3 Player

Press releases, you will hardly be surprised to hear, are rarely very interesting. But one arrived in my inbox a couple of weeks ago that made me double-take.
“Sony’s S Series Walkman,” it chattered, “is a serious challenger to the iPod Nano.” Gosh, really? Perhaps the Cult had better have a look at one, then, despite [...]

MacBook: an X-Ray View

If you’ve ever wondered what your MacBook looks like through an X-ray, here it is, courtesy Jason. Looks pretty amazing.

Via The After Mac

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nicole_martinelli

Nicole Martinelli was born in San Francisco and has lived in Milan and Florence, Italy. Cultish tendencies and love for DIY increased while living on the Old Continent, where tech came late and cost more in Big Mac index terms. She's written for Wired.com, The New York Times and Newsweek, and since 1999 on her site, Zoomata. If you're so inclined, friend her on Facebook or connect on Linked in.

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10 comments

    [...] I’ve seen a lot of disassembled MacBooks already, but this is the first time I’ve seen one under x-rays. The picture was taken by Jason De Villa because he wonder how would it look like. I’ve to agree on his curiosity: Like other machine x-rays we keep featured in the past, there’s something about radiographed technology that satisfies my most intimate geek peeping tom and Dr. dwelling-wannabe desires at the same time. And no, I’m not talking about the cellphones-up-your-buttocks x-rays. [The AfterMac via Cult of Mac] [...]

    Whoa!? I’m so happy to see a link from the cultofmac.com. This made my day.

    [...] I’ve seen a lot of disassembled MacBooks already, but this is the first time I’ve seen one under x-rays. The image was taken by Jason De Villa because he wonder how would it look like. I’ve to agree on his curiosity: Like other gadget x-rays we have featured in the past, there’s something about radiographed technology that satisfies my most intimate geek peeping tom and Dr. House-wannabe desires at the same time. And no, I’m not talking about the cellphones-up-your-buttocks x-rays. [The AfterMac via Cult of Mac] [...]

    [...] cette image comme fond d’écran (en cliquant dessus pour l’agrandir). [The AfterMac via Cult of Mac] [...]

    [...] post also got featured in other web sites. Most notably Gizmodo and The Cult of Mac. [...]

    Wow, very cool. What’s the possibilty of seeing the same shot of the MBP?

    I always wondered if the security of the airport saw an apple logo through the x-rays when I put my briefcase on the conveyor belt

    What is that pipe like thing going from CPU to VC? just out of interest…heatsink or something else?

    [...] time. And no, I’m not talking about the cellphones-up-your-buttocks x-rays. [The AfterMac via Cult of Mac] Wednesday, October 28th, 2009 [...]

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