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Check out these awesome stickers they made for MacBook. I got no idea where to get one, probably they cut the stickers themselves. More pictures after the break.

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This is the photo of Nvidia’s CEO Jen-Hsun Huang taken in some event. What we looking at is the tablet on the table. It could be Nvidia’s upcoming device but there are rumors out there saying it is the Apple tablet, because of the home button at the bottom of the tablet. Is it possible to be an Apple’s product?

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They call it SlipCOVER, a product from Troll Touch. SlipCOVER claimed as the world’s first and finest externally mounted, user installable, USB connected, analog resistive touchscreen system for Apple’s latest generation aluminum iMac. Video after the break.

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Here’s Apple’s latest “Get A Mac” online ad – PC is trying to stop PC users from switching to Mac. Video after the break.

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At first glance I thought was some design concept. Nuh, it is the Apple Remote which allows you to control your Mac, iPod, or iPhone from afar with the sleek aluminum Apple Remote. Play, pause, adjust volume, move forward and back, and access menus while playing music and video. Priced at $19.00. Long image after the break.

Guys one more, the Magic Mouse. iFixit also taken apart the new released world’s multi-touch mouse from Apple. Check it out after the break.

Highlights from iFixit:

- From the Apple logo up, the entire surface of the mouse is covered with capitative touch sensors.

- The mouse uses a Broadcom BCM2042 Advanced Wireless Keyboard/Mouse Bluetooth Chip.

- There’s not much Aluminum in the mouse; we weighed just 10 grams. That’s compared to 37 grams of plastic and 47 grams of batteries. Nearly half the mouse’s weight comes from the two AA batteries.

Woow!! Just love to see this! iFixit has taken apart the 27-inch new released Apple iMac. Check it out after the break.

Highlights from iFixit:
 - The power supply puts out 25.8 amps at 12 volts, for a total output of 310 watts (365W input, 85% efficiency). That’s the biggest power supply we’ve seen in an iMac.

 - The GPU and CPU are quite far apart, and they have separate heat sinks leading to opposite sides of the computer. This rather complex feat of thermal engineering allowed Apple to upgrade the iMac to use Intel’s desktop line of processors.

 - The lack of Blu-ray support in this iMac is a bag of hurt.
Fortunately, this is a drop-in replacement: http://bit.ly/1sBgRu (Of course, until Apple releases software support, you’ll still have to boot into Windows to play movies.)

 - There is a Wi-Fi antenna leading into the Apple logo on the rear of the iMac. Aside from the ports, this is the only spot on the rear of the machine that isn’t solid aluminum. It’s quite a clever design, and while it’s an obvious place to put it, we’ve never seen Apple do this before.

 - This thing is BIG. The desktop processor / GPU need three large fans and two huge heatsinks to dissipate heat. 

 - The new iMac’s edge-to-edge glass can slide around. After upgrading the RAM in our iMac, we noticed the glass was slightly out of alignment on one side. You can push it back into place by hand.

 - There’s no direct line from the external Mini DisplayPort connector to the LCD. The signal will need to go through the logic board, so you’ll need to have your iMac powered on if you want to display from an external video source.

- The 3.06 GHz E7600 Core 2 Duo processor is a LGA 775 Socket T CPU. There are some Core 2 Quad chips that use the same socket, but we don’t know if they would work. The i5 and i7 quad-cores included in the high-end 27″ iMac use a different socket, LGA
1156 Socket H.

Click anywhere, scroll in any direction, and swipe through images on its smooth, seamless top shell. Now check out the demonstration, video after the break.

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Apple has released new Mac mini. It has faster processor up to 2.66GHz, twice as much memory up to 4GB, NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics processor, 802.11n wireless technology and measures at 6.5-inch square and 2-inch tall. Starting price at $599. More pictures after the break.