Seven months after its first announcement at the Apple WWDC in January rumours are surfacing of the first upgrade to the MacBook Air by replacing the existing Merom class processor with a standard Penryn Core 2 Duo.
It’s happened. After a week of rumours Apple has done what GeekSugar predicted and spec-bumped its iMac range.
In what seems like a collective fit of stating the obvious several sites apparently lead by AppleInsider are now reporting the rumour that Apple will extend use of its multi-touch interface to a new generation of MacBooks and ultimately use it throughout its laptop range.
No sooner has Intel confirmed the shipment of the new 45nm Penryn processors and Alienware issues a press release announcing the launch of their Area-51 ALX CF, the first machine to use the new chips. The QX9650 on these machines can be ordered overclocked at 4.0 GHz along with a clocked-up dual CrossFire ATI Radeon [...]
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