jeudi 12 décembre 2019

For Sale 15-inch, mid-2010 Macbook Pro

I have a very good condition 15-inch, mid-2010 Macbook Pro. Specs:

2.4 GHz Intel Core i5
4GB RAM
320GB HDD

Cosmetically in excellent condition with no wear on keys. Only a tiny dent on the top case. You might be able to see it in the photos (to the left of the logo). Power adapter included.

$300

Pickup in Etobicoke or I can meet downtown Toronto or North York depending on the day and time.

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New Mac Pro orders open December 10th

I don't know about the rest of you, but my credit card is a little overloaded with holiday shopping... I may have to give this a pass for the time being.... :lmao:

Apple’s Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR are available to order on December 10


So far, the computer doesn’t have Canadian pricing, but in the U.S. it starts at $5,999 USD (about $8,060 CAD). The Pro Display XDR starts at $4,999 USD (roughly $6,716 CAD). It’s also unclear if the desktop is going to be available in Apple Stores across the country on the 10th, or if that’s just the day it begins online sales. The company’s website slated it for a fall release, but as it’s December now, we’ll count us as lucky Apple got the machine out before 2020.

Read more at MobileSyrup.com: Apple’s Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR are available to order on December 10



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'tis the season....

Can I get an aaaaaawwwwwwwww ?


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This Christmas commercial is warming hearts across the internet -- and it only cost $130 to make
Every Christmas, big companies and high street brands pump serious money into making their annual holiday TV commercial.

But this year, a family-made ad, starring a hardware store owner's 2-year-old son and costing a mere $130 to make, has captured the hearts of viewers around the world.

Tom Jones, who runs family-owned Haford Hardware store in Rhayader, Wales, has been making seasonal ads and posting them on social media for three years. This year's commercial stars his 2-year-old son Arthur, and follows him as he helps out in the store over the Christmas period.

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Jones filmed the advert with his best friend, Josh Holdaway. The pair shot and edited the film in a day, and spent just £100 ($130) on the video. The money went on a recording studio and sound engineer for the ad's soundtrack -- a dreamy version of Alphaville's 1984 hit "Forever Young."
"Arthur was brilliant -- the jobs he was doing in the video were not out of the ordinary," Jones told CNN. "He comes to the shop most days and tries to help out."
Jones said he was delighted with the reaction to the film. "I'm going to cherish it for the rest of my life," he added.

(CNN)


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mercredi 27 novembre 2019

I Don't Want An Automatic Internet Connection On Start Up

Is there a way to start up a Mac desktop, and not have it automatically make a WIFi connection to the internet?

The Mac in question has been set up for a WIFI connection.


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iPhone 11 Packaging

OK. This question may sound obscure or odd to you...

On all my previous iPhone purchases, I remember that the clear plastic sticks on and surround the phone front and back. However, there seems to be only one clear plastic covering the screen area and the back is bare and exposed on my recent purchase of the 11.

Is this normal?

I got this phone through the carrier and want to be sure that it was not an "open-box" item. Wouldn't be asking this question if I got the phone directly from Apple.


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Old 17" iMac 2006 on sale for $1100 on Apple website



Pretty neat that they still sell such an old computer, why?

Are there any other old macs on the website?

Link: https://www.apple.com/ca/shop/product/Z0DV0LL/A


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vendredi 15 novembre 2019

Memory for MacBook Pro - Early 2011

I have a 2011 MacBook Pro that is running slow. It currently only has 4 GB of RAM installed in two 2GB modules. per Apple the maximum is 8 GB. However looking at the website Everymac.com it says it can handle up to 16 GB in total. I am wondering if anyone can tell me if that is correct. Also, any thoughts on best place to order the memory from. Thanks.

https://everymac.com/systems/apple/m...olt-specs.html



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