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Waterfield Designs Releases New Case For Unibody MacBook

by | Oct 26, 2009 | | 0 |

 

  The new Unibody MacBook case from Waterfield Designs offer a high-grade neoprene and is wrapped in ballistic nylon.  If you have not heard of the the company I would urge you to check them out.  Their prices are very reasonable, very high quality and made in the USA.  The prices start at $39 and can vary depending on the options you choose.

 

Over 65 different sizes. Proper protection starts with a proper fit. Our San Francisco sewing shop churns out a dizzying array of sleeve sizes in 1/2" increments to ensure a custom fit for your specific laptop.

Cushioned with high-grade neoprene and wrapped in a ballistic nylon shell, our SleeveCases function as a stylish stand-alone laptop case or can be inserted into another bag. And no need to take your laptop out of its snug compartment when going through airport security—it’s TSA Checkpoint Friendly. And, if you don’t see your manufacturer, contact us! We’ve got your fit. It’s a slam dunk.

 

[Waterfield Designs – Laptop Sleeves]

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Apple Announces The Worldwide Developers Conference For June 8-12

by | Mar 26, 2009 | | 0 |

 

  We knew it was just a matter of days until we heard when Apple will have another conference in which the new iPhone will be announced.  The unfortunate thing is that we now have to wait two and a half months and just think of how much speculation and rumor-mongering will come from such anticipaion.  This is a legitimate developers conference, but the big news will be whatever mind-blowing contraption they show us at this conference. 

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iPhone Speeds due to Network, Not Antenna

by | Aug 27, 2008 | | 0 |

  The many different reports of bad reception and loading issues may be due more to the carrier than the phone itself.  This is mostly true when it comes to the different download speeds people are experiencing.  "In the US, iPhone 3G users with AT&T have reported average download speeds of about 990 Kbps, the same as for Softbank in Japan and Telia in Sweden.

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