tuaw.com - 11/26/2008
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Apple just updated QuickTime to version 7.5.7. This update is big news for users of the MacBook and MacBook Pro unibody computers because it fixes the problem where some users were unable to play protected movie files from iTunes on external displays. This is a problem that TUAW noted ...
arstechnica.com - 11/27/2008
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As we noted yesterday , Apple's new 24-inch
Cinema Display has shipped, and arrived this afternoon. While...
we have only had about an hour to test it out so far, we're quite pleased. It should be noted that this new display only supports Apple's ...
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First impressions: Apple 24-inch LED Cinema Display
support.apple.com - 11/21/2008
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Last Modified: August 01, 2008 Article: HT2332 Old
Article: 305336 Summary MacBook and MacBook Pro: Mac reduces...
processor speed when battery is removed while operating from an A/C adaptor Products Affected MacBook Pro, MacBook If the battery is ...
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Apple libera QuickTime 7.5.7 e corrige problemas com HDCP
MacMagazine —
... protegidos fossem reproduzidos em monitores externos, via a tecnologia HDCP.
Ainda assim, ele não permite a reprodução de conteúdos em HD (alta resolução) em displays externos. Só é possível assistir a conteúdos em SD (definição comum).
A atualização — disponível imediatamente via Atualização de Software (Software Update) — é recomendada para todos os donos de MacBooks, MacBooks Air e MacBooks Pro com a Mini DisplayPort. O download pesa 70MB.
[Via: TUAW.] ...
Quicktime 7.5.7 update cleans up HDCP Macbook issues, but only on SD vids
Engadget —
... Releasing it's stranglehold on iTunes Fairplay DRM'ed content just a bit, Apple has issued a Quicktime 7.5.7 update, that allows standard definition videos to play on external displays without HDCP support. High definition content still toils under HDCP and ...
Apple HDCP Mini DisplayPort problem partially fixed with update
SlashGear —
... protection could not complete its security handshake with the display. As a result, the MacBook would refuse to display the media.
QuickTime version 7.5.7 - a 70MB download offered only to those with Mini DisplayPort equipped MacBook models - removes this limitation, though only on standard definition content. High-definition media is still subject to the same HDCP security, and as such is not playable on any monitor or projector that lacks the new connection.
[via TUAW] ...
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Apple Computers on Sale on Best Buy —
I4U News 11/24/2008
Best Buy has many of the Apple computer line-up on sale this week in a 4 day sale, offering discounts of $50 to $150.
The sale includes also the new unibody MacBooks and MacBook Pro.
The deals are available on the Best Buy site and in stores ...
MacMall Apple Black Friday Sale launched and it is hot —
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MacMall launched their Black Friday Sale offering Apple Computers with steep discounts.
The retailer promises savings of $395 on MacBooks, $369 on iMacs, $994 on MacBook Air notebook and $1,094 on MacBook Pro notebooks. The huge savings are ...
Apple Black Friday Deals online Now —
I4U News 11/28/2008
The Apple Black Friday Deals 2008 are available now on the Apple Store.
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The MacBook Pro is not on sale ...
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