Microsoft bangs ‘Apple tax’ drum once again
Computerworld - 33 minutes ago
By Gregg Keizer January 6, 2009 (Computerworld) Microsoft Corp. yesterday again pushed its claim that consumers pay an “Apple tax” when they buy Mac hardware rather than PCs running the Windows operating system.
Apple shows us how to compete with Microsoft CNET News
$1.5 billion Microsoft Vista-Capable booty hardly ill-gotten Ars Technica
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Microsoft: Xbox 360 had best year ever
Bizjournals.com - 35 minutes ago
Microsoft Corp. said that it sold more Xbox 360 games last year than in any other year, and said that 28 million consoles have been sold since the game’s introduction three years ago.
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Macworld Guessing: iPhone Tethering, iTunes Goes DRM-Free
PC World - 4 hours ago
Apple is expected to announce a $30-a-month iPhone tethering plan from AT&T and will also drop all DRM from its iTunes Music Store in what is the rumor du jour.
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CNET’s live coverage of Macworld 2009 kicks off Tuesday
CNET News - 3 hours ago
If you’re interested in live updates from tomorrow’s Macworld keynote, we’ve got you covered. This is the page you’ll need (it’s dead now) for updates on Tuesday starting at 9am Pacific Time as we report live from San Francisco’s Moscone Center and …
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Reports: Jumbo 17″ MacBook Coming, Mac Mini to Ditch Intel Graphics
DailyTech - 9 hours ago
A new MacBook Pro, a 17″ aluminum unibody design is reportedly coming soon from Apple, possibly to be announced at MacWorld. The new laptop’s battery is rumored to be harder to replace, like the MacBook Air.
Is the 17-Inch MacBook Rumor Credible? eWeek
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Five (possible) reasons why Jobs will not be at Macworld
TG Daily - 1 hour ago
By Wolfgang Gruener Opinion - Plenty of rumors are once again preceding the opening of Macworld 2009 in San Francisco today. Most expect a netbook or tablet PC-like product to be unveiled, but there is a certain disappointment that this will be the …
Apple’s condition linked to Steve Jobs’ health Los Angeles Times
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Cue the complaints: 17-inch MacBook Pro without a removable battery?
VentureBeat - 2 hours ago
One of the biggest complaints about Apple’s iPhone is that you cannot remove and replace the battery yourself. On the eve of its final Macworld Expo, it appears Apple is willing to live with that complaint for the newest version of its MacBook Pro line …
Macworld 2009 Rumors Round-Up Gizmodo
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Top 10 Macworld rumors for 2009
CNNMoney.com - 22 hours ago
Apple’s (AAPL) last Macworld Conference and Expo opens Monday at San Francisco’s Moscone Center, but the real action starts Tuesday at 9 am PT (12 noon ET) with senior vice president Phil Schiller’s opening remarks - the first Macworld keynote not …
Macworld Expo Preview PC World
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