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Newer Technology Introduces NuPower High Capacity Replacement Battery for Late 2008 13″ Apple MacBook ‘Unibody’ Aluminum Computers

Thursday, December 29th, 2011 | Author: OWC NewsFeed

Newer Technology announced today the NuPower 45 Watt-Hour Replacement Battery for Late 2008 13″ Apple MacBook ‘Unibody’ aluminum notebook computers. The NuPower 45 watt-hour battery offers a 23% lower cost than the same watt-hour replacement battery available from Apple.

NuPower –Makes Apple Laptops Better Than New

Newer Technology NuPower high capacity replacement batteries are available for nearly every Mac notebook computer model produced from 1998 to 2009 including G3 PowerBooks with up to 87% more capacity, G4 PowerBooks with up to 50% more capacity, and iBooks with up to 67% more capacity. A one year warranty is included with all NuPower replacement batteries. Article Continues…

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NewerTech Introduces NuPower High Capacity Replacement Battery For 2008/2009 15″ Apple MacBook Pro ‘Unibody’ Computers

Tuesday, May 10th, 2011 | Author: OWC NewsFeed

Newer Technology, Inc. announced today the NuPower 52 Watt-Hour High Capacity Replacement Battery for Late 2008/Early 2009 15″ Apple MacBook Pro ‘Unibody’ notebook computers that offers up to 4% greater capacity over the factory original battery for longer runtimes. With a $99.00 MSRP, the NuPower 52 Watt-Hour battery offers a 23% lower cost than the replacement battery available from Apple.

The NewerTech NuPower 52 Watt-Hour High Capacity Replacement Battery is available immediately at $99.00 MSRP from NewerTech’s exclusive distributor, Other World Computing, as well as through the retail channel. Article Continues…

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OWC Data Doubler Enables Adding Up To 133% More Internal Storage Capacity Over Factory Options To New 2011 Apple MacBook Pros

Thursday, March 3rd, 2011 | Author: OWC NewsFeed

Other World Computing announced today its OWC Data Doubler optical bay drive mounting solution adds 133% more internal storage capacity than the factory offers to the new 2011 MacBook Pro models announced by Apple last week. The OWC Data Doubler enables new MacBook Pro owners to replace their infrequently used optical drive with a second hard drive or SSD for upgrading the main drive bay up to 1.0TB storage capacity and/or adding up to 750GB additional capacity in the optical drive bay for a total of 1.75TB of total internal data storage and backup capacity, create an internal RAID, or create other customized internal data storage configurations. Article Continues…

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NewerTech Lowers Price By Up To 33% For Intelligent Battery Charging/Conditioning Station For Mac Notebook Computers

Wednesday, September 1st, 2010 | Author: OWC NewsFeed

Newer Technology, Inc. announced today it has lowered the Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price on its entire line of NewerTech Intelligent Battery Charging/Conditioning Stations, the only complete line of chargers/conditioners on the market today designed to keep batteries in optimal charged condition for maximum “unplugged” usage.

Available immediately and starting as low as $99.00 – up to a 33% reduction from the previous MSRP –the NewerTech Intelligent Battery Charging/Conditioning Station is available for the following Apple notebook models:

• MacBook Pro 15″ Unibody

• MacBook 13″ Unibody

• MacBook Pro 17″

• MacBook Pro 15″

• MacBook 13″

• iBook G3/G4 12″

• iBook G3/G4 14″

• PowerBook G4 12″ “Aluminum”

• PowerBook G4 15″ “Aluminum”

• PowerBook G4 17″ “Aluminum”

• PowerBook G4 15″ “Titanium” Article Continues…

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Beefing up the Consumer side

Tuesday, October 20th, 2009 | Author: OWC Chris S.

waitdoneAfter last month’s rather disappointing iTunes event, it’s good to see an Apple product announcement with some substance behind it.

This time around, the improvements were made to products that traditionally catered to the “consumer” end: the iMac, the Mac mini, and the MacBook. There were also a couple of tweaks to the AirPort Extreme Base Station and Time Capsule, though nothing really worth noting. Rounding out the bunch was the introduction of a new multi-touch mouse.

As we get these new models in for testing (and, of course, videos showing you how to upgrade them) we’ll be going over them in a little more detail. For now, though, let’s reflect on what’s been announced and what potential they hold.

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