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MotionTouch announces the complete iPhone accessory pack known as Mi-Life
iPhone owners will know that their smartphone is one device which is a hot commodity among third party accessory manufacturers. After all, being one of the hottest selling smartphones in the market along with its highly desirable design has caused many people to pick up protective cases of all shapes and sizes, not to mention design to make sure their iPhone remains pristine at all times. MotionTouch joins in on the game but ups the ante with their complete iPhone accessory pack known as Mi-Life. Mi-Life will bring together both the Mi-Power battery sleeve and Mi-Stylus, which we will learn more about it in the extended post.
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Tuned Up offers unique silicone case & video stand for iDevices
As long as you don’t own a first generation iPhone, then you would be pleased to know that the Tuned Up silicone case which also doubles up as a video stand for your Apple device will definitely add an air of being in vogue to it. It will definitely bring back fond memories for those who used to listen to their music on a Walkman whenever they’re on the go, and now the iPhone which also has great media playback capability does the job with aplomb, and more. Why not trick out your state-of-the art iPhone in this totally retro audio cassette cover? People will turn their heads and wonder why you’re talking into a cassette tape at first before they finally realize that it is a silicone case which offers state-of-the-art protection. Whenever you decide to watch videos on your iPhone, just flip over the clear outer case and you are greeted with a stand. No idea on pricing as at press time though.
Apple updates iMac line with new models
Apple has stayed true to form, unveiling a new line of iMacs for the masses this time round to up the ante by making what is widely regarded as the world’s best desktop computers even better. The new all-in-one iMac line will feature the latest Intel Core i3, Core i5 and Core i7 processors, depending on your needs as well as budget, not to mention powerful new graphics that shouldn’t leave your computer chugging when it comes to heavy duty applications. Pricing isn’t too far out of reach for most people either, starting from $1,199 upwards depending on your computing needs. This new iMac line is the fastest ever with dual-core processor speeds up to 3.6GHz, while those who opt for quad-core processors will be able to see speeds of up to 2.93GHz alongside discrete graphics that include the powerful ATI Radeon HD 5750.
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Apple Magic Trackpad offers multi-touch gestures for desktop users
Could the introduction of the Apple Magic Trackpad prove to be the death knell of the mouse? We don’t think so, despite the device delivering a similarly intuitive Multi-Touch gesture experience that was previously available on Mac notebook trackpads, to the desktop. Boasting a glass surface that will definitely turn heads, this wireless Magic Trackpad lets you scroll smoothly up and down a page with inertial scrolling, alongside other now familiar gestures such as pinch to zoom in and out, rotating an image using your fingertips, while swiping three fingers will help you flip through a collection of web pages or photos. The Magic Trackpad can also be configured to work as a single button or two button device, while boasting understanding of tap-to-click and a physical click. You can pick up the Magic Trackpad as a separate peripheral for $69 a pop.
Apple has new Mac Pro line to rock your world
Do you have plenty of spare cash lying around, that you won’t mind forking out a premium for one of the better computers out there in the market? If your answer is in the affirmative, then we would be more than pleased to inform you that the new Mac Pro line has just been announced, where you will be able to enjoy up to a dozen processing cores and up to 50% more performance compared to its predecessor. Thanks to the inclusion of the latest quad-core and 6-core Intel Xeon processors, an all new ATI graphics card as well as the option to slot in up to a quartet of 512GB solid state drives (SSD), the new Mac Pro is definitely not pushover, delivering amazing performance and expandability that will keep even the most demanding consumers and professionals happy.
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Apple has new 27-inch LED Cinema Display, out go the old ones
It has been confirmed – when the newly announced 27″ Apple LED Cinema Display hits the market later this September, you won’t be able to get hold of the older models any more. We’re talking about the end of the road for the 24″ and 30″ models, so those who want a larger viewing real estate might want to snag the latter at the moment while stocks last, otherwise you will just have to make do with the 27″ model when it arrives. What does the new Cinema Display offer, you ask? Well, for starters, it delivers a stunning 2560 x 1440 resolution as well as 60% more screen real estate than its 24″ predecessor. Not only that, you will be able to think of the various possibilities with its built-in iSight video camera, microphone and speakers, a powered USB 2.0 hub for added connectivity options, and an universal MagSafe connector, making the new LED Cinema Display an ideal companion for the MacBook family or a Mac desktop.
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Magellan GPS unveils ToughCase
Magellan GPS has just rolled out its latest rugged protective case known as the ToughCase, where it will offer both the iPhone as well as iPod touch full waterproof capabilities – just make sure you have a decent pair of waterproof headphones to go along with it! Targeting outdoor enthusiasts and outdoor professionals, this new ToughCase will not be limited in its release to selected regions only, and what makes it all the more special would be the integration of GPS navigation capability, further enhancing the accuracy of location-based and GPS applications for both the iPhone 3G and iPod touch, all the while offering protection as well as providing unmatched accessibility to all iPhone and iPod touch features.
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iPhone 4 costs $188 to build
The whole world seems to be obsessed with how much things cost, and the same applies to the iPhone 4. For other countries where the smartphone is not available officially yet, folks who want first mover advantage to pick up an unlocked handset will have to fork out up to $1,000 for it, which is plain insanity if you ask us. It gets worse after you realize that the iPhone 4 costs all of just $188 to build, sans marketing and promotion dollars of course. A breakdown of the components point towards the Retina Display being the most expensive component within, as it is estimated to retail for $28.50. Bear in mind that this figure is based on the $199 16GB model with a two-year service contract in the US. As for the custom-built A4 processor, this Samsung-assembled piece of silicon is estimated to go for $10.75, while its gyroscope costs less than a burger at $2.60. What do you think of forking out much more money over a 2-year contract for something which is intrinsically worth less than a couple of Benjamins?
Source: Apple Insider
