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tuaw.com - 3/2/2009

Rumor: mini packaging and an Apple event

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Filed under: Apple Corporate , Hardware , Rumors , iMac , Mac mini It's time to take part in a late winter tradition. I don't mean digging out from beneath another Nor'Easter . We're talking Apple rumor time, and we've got two. The word on the street is that Apple will hold a press event on ...

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myappleguide.com - 3/2/2009

Apple Event on March 24?

— myappleguide.com — Last week, we received anonymous tips from two different sources that hint at an Apple media event... in late March - possibly March 24th. Apple is said to be announcing a new Mac mini, iMacs with the new NVIDIA chipset, Mac Pros with Xeon ... (more) Apple Event on March 24?

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blog.wired.com - 3/2/2009

Mac Mini Packaging Spy Shot Leaked? (Yawn)

— blog.wired.com — About two weeks ago a blurry photo purporting to capture Apple's next Mac Mini had us calling... BS. But then a day later, a video appeared showing off the fabled device, and we were a little more convinced. Today another image is making its ... (more) Mac Mini Packaging Spy Shot Leaked? (Yawn)

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Apple rumor Monday: Core i7 Mac Pro, new Airport Extreme and Time Capsule in FCC, Mac mini box
Engadget — ... the Photoshop wars the last image of this thing set off, we'd say this is the least likely candidate for a Philly Schills reveal, but then again, Apple's been pretty leaky lately. That's everything we know -- anyone else have something to share with the group? Read - Ars Technica on the Mac Pro Read - New Airport Extreme FCC listing Read - New Time Capsule FCC listing Read - One More Thing Mac mini image [Via TUAW] Filed under: Desktops, Wireless Apple rumor Monday: Core i7 Mac Pro, new ...

March 24th update to hit Mac Pro, Airport Extreme, Time Capsule, AND Mini?
CrunchGear — ... new chipset, wireless component, or the like. The Mac Pro is the surest bet of all these. It’s been a long, long time since they’ve been updated and at this point they’re outclassed by machines less than half their price. An update to a new chipset supporting top-of-the-line Core i7 processors and perhaps dual Radeon 4870s would put them back in the game. We’ll keep you updated all they way up to the morning of the event. [via TUAW, Engadget, Ars Technica]