Photos that reveal the industrial design of Apple Inc.'s next-generation MacBook Pro notebooks have been making the rounds on the Internet since late last week, AppleInsider has learned.

Apple Inc.'s existing MacBook and MacBook Pro notebooks will be the last of their breed, ... Apple notebook lines to see major design changes, sources say. Kasper Jade | Apr 07, 2008. 189. ...

Once again, Apple is struggling with the theft of sensitive company secrets. This time, a former design engineer has been ...

Only two years ago Apple unveiled their new lineup of Intel-powered laptops, but for the most part the biggest changes were internal. The new laptops bore a strong exterior resemblance to their G4 ...

Apple this month published a support document that warns customers against closing their Mac notebooks with a cover over the ... iOS 26 features a whole new design material that Apple calls ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- Apple's surprise unveiling of a new notebook category, the MacBook, was the show-stealer of its special event Monday.

A CNET Roundup Of News From Apple's Annual Developer' s ... Apple Updates iPhone, Notebook Lineup. June 8, 2009 / 7:08 PM EDT / CNET This story was written by CNET's Josh Lowensohn.

The smallest notebook yet from the Mac maker is rumored to be making its debut at Apple's January expo. Erica Ogg is a CNET News reporter who covers Apple, HP, Dell, and other PC makers, as well ...

Those new to the cult of Mac may not realize it, but there once was a time when that iconic logo that shines from the top of Apple notebooks used to be positioned, well, upside down. Anyone gazing ...

Apple is working on a 15" ultra-thin Mac notebook, MacRumors has learned. We aren't certain if it will be called a MacBook Air or MacBook Pro, but we do know that it is already in late testing ...

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Those new to the cult of Mac may not realize it, but there once was a time when that iconic logo that shines from the top of Apple notebooks used to be positioned, well, upside down. Anyone gazing ...