appleinsider.com - 2/16/2009
—
Apple has been served a lawsuit for allegedly infringing on patents with the iPhone's graphics technology. Also, the company has started delivering unibody 17-inch MacBook Pro systems to early buyers.
applegazette.com - 2/17/2009
—
applegazette.com —
Late last week Apple Gazette reported that the
new Unibody 17inch Macbook Pro had begun shipping. That...
was met with some skepticism. Thanks to our good friend over at Stutsman Software, we now have a great set of unboxing pics which should put to ...
(more)
New 17 Inch Macbook Pro Unboxing Pics
applegazette.com - 2/13/2009
—
applegazette.com —
We confirmation from a reader that the first
17inch Macbook Pros are now officially shipping. Users should...
begin to see the units arrive in the next few days. Apple’s 17 inch Macbook Pro was originally supposed to ship weeks ago, but ...
(more)
17 inch Macbook Pros are NOW SHIPPING!
Comments
Blog Reactions
News: Apple sued over iPhone screen drawing tech
iLounge | All Things iPod, iPhone, iTunes and beyond —
Piscel Technologies, a mobile software developer, has filed suit against Apple claiming that the graphics rendering technology used in the iPhone and iPod touch infringes on Piscel’s patents. The complaint claims that Apple’s methods for accelerating movements such as panning and zooming effectively copy Piscel’s own acceleration technologies. Piscel currently supplies software to other mobile manufacturers such as Sharp, Motorola, and Palm, although it is unclear whether these relationships involve the specific rendering technologies referenced in the suit. Piscel is seeking ...
Apple Sued Over iPhone Graphics
Cult of Mac —
... The technology allowing iPhone users to skim through screens and Web sites is at the heart of a new lawsuit. Picsel Technologies, a mobile software developer, said Apple’s handset and iPod touch infringe its graphics acceleration technology. ...
Related Content
Apple MacBook Pro 17-inch (Unibody)
pcmag.com 3/2/2009 — Reviews: It looks like PCMag has fallen in love with the new MacBook Pro 17-inch (Unibody).
Its bottom line: Doubts about the redesigned keyboard, the touchpad, and the non-removable battery can be put to rest, because the Apple MacBook Pro 17-inch ...
MacBook Pro 17-inch unibody review
engadget.com 3/4/2009 —
There's not much that can be said about the 17-inch version of the MacBook Pro that hasn't already been said about the 15-incher (and to some extent, the MacBook). Still, the big, big brother of the family has a few key differences that make it ...
17" Unibody MacBook Pro Begins Shipping
macrumors.com 1/30/2009 — Apple has quietly updated their pages for the new 17" unibody MacBook Pro to reflect a change from accepting pre-orders to offering shipment in 7-10 business days for new orders. In addition, several international Apple online stores have added a "N...
Apple's next-gen 17-inch MacBook Pro due in a few months
appleinsider.com 10/15/2008 — Apple on Tuesday introduced its next-generation 13-inch MacBooks and 15-inch MacBook Pros but was unable to ramp production of its new 17-inch model, which is now expected to make an appearance by early next year.
Apple's unibody MacBook Pro: an in-depth review with video
appleinsider.com 10/24/2008 — Apple's newly redesigned 15" MacBook Pro improves upon the graphics, RAM, and CPU performance of the previous generation while adopting the strong lines and unibody construction of the MacBook Air, the keyboard of the 2006 consumer MacBook, the ...
Sources: latest MacBook Pro photo is the real deal
appleinsider.com 10/9/2008 — A photo of a mysterious notebook leaked on the Internet Wednesday is indeed one taken of Apple's next-generation MacBook Pro casing, AppleInsider can confirm. Meanwhile, some additional photos of a similar, but still unauthenticated 13-inch notebook ...
Follow MacBlips on Twitter
![Smoking Near Apple Computers Creates Biohazard, Voids Warranty [Smoke Gets In Your Imac]](http://images.dailyradar.com/media/uploads/mac/story_preview/2009/11/21/smoking_near_apple_computers_creates_biohazard_voi.jpg){kind=small}
