Think the current capacity of the iPod touch is pretty weak sauce? So do we. That’s why the availability of a 32GB iPod touch is a breath of fresh air. The interface and all the extra goodies make it more pricy than your traditional iPod, but wi-fi, safari, email, & maps make it pretty cool. $495.
The iPhone just got a capacity upgrade and a price increase to boot. Well at least it holds more data now. You need to sign up with AT&T to get it, which sucks but might be worth it for you hipsters. $500.
If you thought Netflix or Blockbuster was pretty simple, the new Apple TV Take 2 will bring you a whole new level of convenience. You can watch YouTube, podcasts, listen to iTunes, watch HD movies and shows via the iTunes Store, view photos in high resolution, link to your computer to share files, and generally sit on your ass all day and lose yourself in Apple TV Take 2. No computer is required to run it, and it’s so simple even your grandpa can use it. $229.
It’s said to be the thinnest laptop out there at 0.76 inches. The new Macbook Air is Apple’s latest badass to enter the dwindling PC dominated market. It features 13.3-inch widescreen LED display, full-size keyboard, and large multi-touch trackpad not to mention the Bluetooth 2.1 & 802.11n Wi-Fi for the consummate globetrotter. As of now the power is seen in a 1.6GHz or 1.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, which means you can use Bootcamp to run Windows. Its thinness is attributed to no DVD drive… if you need to use a DVD or CD there’s Remote Disc which wirelessly connects you to a Mac or PC, which is pretty cool. $1800.
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If you’re looking to upgrade your operating system to something that will make Vista look even more crappy than it is, go get Mac OS X Version 10.5 Leopard.
We know you Mac lovers really get into your OS X because of its look, functionality, and stability. So here’s your upgrade, fanboys. $109.
