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The new Mac Pro, Mac Mini, and MacBook Air are set to buff up its hardware as speculations are circulating about their release date in late July or first week in August. Apple is rumored to equip and ship the upgraded devices with the powerful Intel Sand Bridge CPU processor, OS X Lion, and Thunderbolt. The Intel’s Sandy Bridge have already been at work offering their Core i5 with 3.3 GHz up to its Core i7 Extreme with 3.7 GHz in PC computers.

In the very near future, we may be able to get hands on new Sandy Bridge-based MacBook Air, with a stylist black finish.

Technology giant Apple Inc. is reportedly holding back the launch of its new MacBook Air notebook and other products till its Mac OS X, dubbed as Lion starts roaring.

Technology giant Apple Inc. has thrown all its weight behind the new version of Mac operating system - Mac OS X Lion - by holding back the launch of its new MacBook Air notebook till the Lion starts roaring.

According to rumors and a Tweet from CNet's Brian Tong, Apple is set to launch their new Mac Pro, and Mac Mini in early August 2011. The fall release is set to feature upgraded CPU with Sandy Bridge and Thuderbolt along with the newest OS X Lion.

Rarely has Apple faced the 'ultimate software-hardware asymmetry' with regard to product launches. But it appears to be such a season for the consumer tech giant. Apple unveiled at the WWDC the iOS 5, the feature-filled update for its vaulted mobile operating system. But then it failed to say anything about when iPhone 5, the device the iOS 5 was supposed to enrich. Then, iCloud was launched, but the network preparedness, or the lack of it, of world carriers came in the spotlight.Now, it l...

Apple is biding time to give final touches to its Mac OS X, dubbed as Lion, unveiled at the worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), and would release the updated MacBook Air notebooks only after the latest software update is ready.

Apple management has bet all the success on Mac OS X Lion, holding back the release of new Mac until the software is ready to go.

Apple Inc will start selling its latest Macbook Air in late June with 380,000 units as the first shipment, Taiwan's Economic Daily said on Tuesday quoting industry sources.

Apple’s upgraded version of its desktop operating system, Mac OS X Lion, is expected to allow faster access to the Internet without having to log back in when the user’s system is locked

Apple is slated to launch upgraded versions of its ultra-thin MacBook Airs equipped with Intel's Sandy Bridge chip architecture with laptops going into production this June.

If you think MacBook Airs and Chromebooks are apples and oranges, hold on. With the price of a MacBook Air you might get two Chromebooks (or even three, if it's the cheapest Chromebook); but will MacBook Airs retain their special place when pitted against Chromebooks? Should you buy a Chromebook or a MacBook Air?

Apple will start selling unlocked iPhones in U.S. from Wednesday, if the ChronicWire leaks are correct.

Developer Chronicwire leaked that Apple will refresh its line of MacBook Air notebooks with voice recognition support in iOS 5, as soon as the coming Wednesday

Following up its WWDC musings about a post-PC world, Apple is getting ready with its next generation ultra thin 11.6 and 13.3-inch MacBook Air notebooks that are scheduled to begin production and hit market soon. Apple has reportedly placed orders for the manufacturing of 380,000 Sandy Bridge-based MacBook Airs this month, in addition to a 80,000 thousand units of the existing MacBook Airs.

Although Apple's confirmation that it will launch iOs 5 and iCloud at WWDC has stolen the thunder from the ongoing Computex Taipei trade show there are quite a few gadgets which were revealed at the show which could give the iconic iPad 2 a run for its money.

Apple is conducting its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) from June 6 to June 10 at San Francisco.

Intel announced at Computex the debut of an entirely new category of laptops called Ultrabooks, which will combine the best qualities of MacBook Air and those of iPad.

Intel introduced a new class of mobile computers,’ Ultrabook’ taking cues from Apple’s iPad and MacBook Air, to beat the market of tablets

Chip giant Intel has launched thin and light mobile computers, called Ultrabook, which seems to be an inspiration from Apple's MacBook Air

A new report on Friday claimed that Apple is testing a new MacBook Air powered by an ARM A5 processor, the same as the iPad 2.