Hi there kindly guide me what happend to my mac....
i have same data on 2 different drives (A and B). I bought new drive (C). I copied all data from A to C. and deleted from A. then emptied the trash. but all DATA from B was also deleted .... :(
How is it possible ...
Please Reply me
I just wrote a great article with our experts weighing in on the new developments from WWDC 2012. Check it out and share your opinion. Anyone out there using a Thunderbolt Video interface yet?
http://www.wordwizardsinc.com/2012/06/13/apples-wwdc-2012-industry-impact/
Looking forward to seeing what everyone has to say about this one.
Ben
Mike Wilhelm - June 13th, 2012
Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference was Monday, and everyone seems impressed with the newly announced Macbook Pros. While there was no mention of the venerable Mac Pro workstations, they did receive a bump in processing power. Over the past year, many in the industry have accused Apple of neglecting the professional market, with some even claiming that Apple wants to exit that space entirely.
Hey everyone!
SO now we can see some new toys from Apple have been announced. Wow the new MacBook Pro is sweet but is the new tech worth the hype? My assessment is that once again Apple is releasing Technology before the market can provided components and accessories to utilize it.
Yeah, thunderbolt is cool, but there are no thunderbolt audio / video interfaces yet and the new MacBook Pro doesn't come with a Firewire port!! They say next December there will be a converter, but what can people do until then???
Jennifer O'Rourke - February 03rd, 2012
Jackson Wong - November 29th, 2011
I edit film with FCP and I have reached a point where I need a better computer. The Mac Pro I have now dates from 2006/2007 and is way to slow for my needs. The question now is: should I upgrade the computer I have or should I buy a new iMac or Mac Pro. I would appreciate any advice! I'm of course looking for the most cost effective solution.
This is what I have today:
Mac Pro
2 x 2.66 GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon
2 GB 667 MHz DDR2 FB-DIMM
Hard-disk: 232,44 GB
Steve Jobs died today at the age of 56, too young to be gone but he is. He will be surely missed by many Mac users. Where would we be without him pushing the limits?
Hello,
brunsdan - July 03rd, 2011
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