“A computer including a base and a display removable from the base.” Sounds familiar? A quick search for patent 9,176,536 on the US Patent and Trademark’s website, reveals a patent, originally filed September 30th 2011, and published April 4th 2013, for a device that “looks” a lot like a Microsoft Surface Book. The patent was granted to Apple, just yesterday November 3rd 2015.

New iMac Retina 4K and 5K use digital cinema color technology unavailable on any other comparable desktop systems, and for a good reason which is now finally coming to light, with 10-bit color range support in Mac OS X El Capitan.

The latest, radical, update of Apple TV, has expanded the set top box, into gamers territory, and according to a recent review by CNET’s Scott Stein, the brand new device does not skimp on performance.

The misguided notion that the Apple iMac Retina is overpriced, is about to be debunked, once again. However, this time, this point is driven home by a Microsoft product in direct competition with Apple’s own desktop offerings.