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Apple puts out fix for MacBook shutdowns
October 27, 2006 Update tackles problem of Apple notebooks unexpectedly shutting down, an issue that has irked some users for months.Apple releases new MacBook laptops
May 15, 2007 Faster processors, increased hard drive space are the primary updates in the latest iteration of Apple's consumer laptops.Apple debuts 17-inch MacBook Pro
April 24, 2006 Company expands screen size of its Intel-based notebook line. New laptop weighs 6.8 pounds, to cost $2,799. Photos: Apple's 17-inch MacBook ProApple unveils upgraded MacBook Pro laptops
June 5, 2007 Santa Rosa processors, higher-end graphics cards, memory space and energy-efficiency features part of upgrade announcement.Apple polishes up its MacBook line
October 16, 2008 The notebooks get some bodywork done by "brick," plus gain solid-state drives, graphics by Nvidia, and more. Macs, Apple says, have momentum.MacBook hacked in contest at security event
April 20, 2007 Zero-day vulnerability in Safari Web browser used to commandeer a MacBook in hack-a-Mac contest at CanSecWest conference.MacBook Pro laptops upgraded with Core 2 Duo
October 24, 2006 Apple says the new Intel dual-core chips improve laptop performance by up to 39 percent over the previous version. Photos: Dual-core Mac notebooksSome MacBooks have premature age spots
July 1, 2006 After a few weeks, mystery stains appear on some white laptops, and owners band together to get Apple's help.Macs do Windows with no streaks, tests show
April 7, 2006 Benchmarking by CNET shows that running Windows applications on an Intel Mac with Boot Camp is just like using any other Windows PC.Apple expands Best Buy foothold
June 1, 2006 Displays of new MacBooks, MacBook Pros boost company's presence in consumer electronics retailer giant. Photos: Apple on displayApple releases 13-inch MacBook
May 16, 2006 Final member of Intel-based laptop family comes in three models, starting at $1,099 for a 1.83GHz processor. Photos: MacBook out of the boxApple to charge for faster Wi-Fi
January 18, 2007 Users of some laptops will have to pay $2 to activate onboard 802.11n chips; Apple says accounting rules require it to charge for upgrade.Apple recalls some MacBook Pro batteries
July 31, 2006 Citing performance concerns, company to replace batteries for some 15-inch laptops under a voluntary recall.Apple plugs 25 Mac OS X flaws
April 19, 2007 Fourth security update this year addresses vulnerabilities that could let attackers hit Macs.Year in review: Apple's iPhone takes center stage
December 17, 2007 Although the iPhone seemed to overshadow all other Apple news, there was more--including the release of Leopard and more competition for iTunes.Accounting for iPhone, Apple TV's future
April 26, 2007 New accounting method aims to prevent a repeat of the backlash over Apple's $1.99 fee for activating the 802.11n chip in Macbook Pros.Apple's 802.11n accounting conundrum
January 20, 2007 Company didn't have to charge for upgrade, but it would have had to defer revenue from notebooks sold with the chip if it didn't.Apple plugs QuickTime zero-day flaw
May 1, 2007 Patch comes just over a week after the vulnerability was used to grab a $10,000 prize and a MacBook Pro in a hack-a-Mac contest.Apple ships MacBook Pro with speedier chips
February 14, 2006 New Intel-based systems to use faster Core Duo processors than originally announced, but price to stay the same.Apple closes Wi-Fi hole
January 26, 2007 Security update fixes an AirPort vulnerability disclosed in November as part of the Month of Kernel Bugs campaign. Sponsored matches for "Apple MacBook"
