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Brand New Mac Pro Servers At OWC.

Friday, May 18th, 2012 | Author: OWC NewsFeed

Every once in a while a deal comes along that’s too good not to call out here on the OWC Blog.

We just acquired several 2010 Mac Pro Server Dual 2.4GHz (8-core) machines, factory sealed, new in box. These are the latest Mac Pros out there and ship complete with

  • 8GB (2GB x 4) of memory
  • Two (2) 1.0TB 7200RPM hard drives
  • 18x SuperDrive with double-layer support
  • ATI Radeon HD 5770 with 1GB GDDR5
  • Mac OS X Lion Server unlimited-client license.

We’re offering these units, while supplies last, for $500 less than you can buy direct from Apple. Even better, this item qualifies for free domestic ground shipping. You need to act fast, though – they’re being sold as “first come, first served” and will disappear when sold out. Sorry… no rain checks.

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The Other World – Episode 45

Thursday, March 15th, 2012 | Author: OWC NewsFeed

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Mac App Store to open December 13th?

Tuesday, December 7th, 2010 | Author: OWC Chris S.

Last October, at their “Back to Mac” event, Apple announced the Mac App Store as being not only part of OS X 10.7 Lion, but also would be available in about “90 days,” which would have put it right around the end of January.

According to Apple news site, Appletell, an “inside source” has indicated that Steve Jobs is pushing for an early release, and we may see the Mac App Store as early as next Monday. This would bring it on line just in time for the Christmas holiday rush.

As of this morning, Apple has made no official announcement on any early release of the online store.

The Mac App Store, as described in October, is supposed to act much like the App Store for iTunes does – as a central place for Mac users to find and download apps and provide a place for independent developers to sell their software. They key difference from the iTunes App Store, though, is that applications that do NOT come from theApp Store can still be downloaded and installed manually.

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