Shape recognition to come on iMac screen?
February 25, 2010
This Apple patent application involves something radically different, where it shows off an old-school iMac with a touchscreen display. Dubbed "Shape Detecting Input Device", it was originally submitted a good half dozen years ago, with a continuation rolling out today. The more contemporary proposal involves a touchscreen display that not only functions as a pointer/input device, but additionally doubles up as a shape recognition device which will replace the key/lock system. Imagine someone placing a specially imprinted object on the display in order to verify one's identity - now that's pretty interesting. Of course, having that specific object stolen or lost could thereupon prove hazardrous, but we're certain other failsafe mechanisms in the system are in store including the traditional password desire.
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iMac gets display firmware update
February 2, 2010
Problems with the 27" iMac's display is well documented by now, but there is still no permanent fix, although Apple has recently rolled out a new firmware update for its device. Hopefully that will solve all underlying problems, as it supposedly fixes other synchronization and performance bugs. For those who have already installed that firmware update, how did you find your experience? Did it put to bed all your previous grouses once and for all?
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Graphics Firmware Update 1.0 (iMac and Mac Pro) compatibility with Windows 7
January 19, 2010
Download and install the Graphics Firmware Update 1.0 whether you run Windows 7 using Boot Camp on your iMac (with NVIDIA GeForce 7300 or 7600 GT) or Mac Pro (with NVIDIA GeForce 7300 GT or Quadro FX 4500) computer.
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Turn Your iMac Into An iLamp
January 2, 2010
Have you ever heard how the older design of the iMac resembles a common lamp in your house? Why not manufacture that a reality, and turn your old iMac into a real lamp (shade)? It’s certainly going to manufacture it look like one expensive lampshade, but at least you know that your old iMac never really died, it just evolved and became something else. You have to confess, it certainly looks pretty, right?
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27-inch iMac Graphics Firmware Update 1.0
December 21, 2009
Updates the graphics firmware on ATI Radeon HD 4670 and 4850 graphics cards to address issues that may cause image corruption or display flickering.
The iMac Graphics Firmware Update will update the graphics firmware on your iMac.
Do not disturb or shut off the ability on your iMac during that update. Loss of potential could outcome in your iMac failing to start up.
For detailed knowledge on that update, please visit that website: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3181
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CaseCruzer iMac case
December 9, 2009
Love your iMac to bits that you want to build certain it remains in pristine condition as much as possible? The CaseCruzer iMac case is just the thing for you thereupon - that carrying case comes with an outer shell that is rotationally molded of super unbreakable Linear Low Density Polyethylene (LLDPE) to keep its innards safe and sound from sudden shocks and drops. Apart from that, its interior was designed to hold LCD displays in their desirable upright position. Being airtight and waterproof, you will find your $525 investment well worth it since it plus comes with a lifetime guarantee. Apart from that, you get to enjoy a convenient set of corner wheels to help you tote the CaseCruzer around in style.
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ColorWare does 27-inch iMacs now
November 25, 2009
ColorWare has expanded their base of operations to include the new 27" iMacs where $500 will allow you to colorize your own iMac, while forking out an additional $700 on top of what Apple is charging you will net you a type new, custom-colored iMac from ColorWare. The Magic Mouse can plus undergo a similar treatment whether you want to - $30 whether you send in your own mouse, and $100 to buy one direct from them.
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