The Future Is SSD, Freeing MacBook Pro RAM, Crucial RealSSD Pushes Performance, and More
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Tech Trends
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News & Opinion
The Future Is SSD
TUAW's David Winograd says that on the Macworld show floor, he
didn't really see one specific product that blew him away, but he was
able to identify what he thinks is the next big concept that's going to
blow all of us away - the SSD (solid state drive), which he thinks is
almost ready for prime time.
Winograd notes that Other World Computing's new Mercury Extreme
Enterprise SSD drives start at $229 for 50 GB and top out at 200 GB for
$779.95, and that his jaw dropped when one of OWC's demo MacBook Pros
booted up and started running applications in 32 seconds while a hard
drive equipped MacBook Pro took at least three times as long to
accomplish the same thing.
Link: I
Have Seen the Future, and It's SSD
Why Isn't Apple Using Intel's Latest Chips?
"What happened to Intel and Apple?" asks 9 to 5 Mac's Seth
Weintraub, noting that Intel CEO Paul Otellini used to pop up at Apple
presentations and pal around with Steve Jobs like they were best buds.
Since switching to Intel CPUs, Apple was always the first one to get
new Intel chips, sometimes before they were announced officially. Intel
even built a special low-power processor for the original MacBook Air that no PC
vendor could ever lay hands on.
"That was then, this is now," Weintraub observes, pointing to HP's
new subcompact notebook with a Core i7 processor while Apple as yet has
been unable to release even a Core i7 MacBook Pro. While there have
been plenty of mainstream PC laptops with Core "i" series Intel chips
available for months now, even the highest end MacBook Pros are still
equipped with outdated Core 2 Duo silicon.
Weintraub speculates that several issues have led to this state of
affairs.
Link: Intel Falling Behind on New Laptop Chips, Apple May Not Be First in Line
Mac User Finds Windows 7 on an Intel i7 Laptop Very
Usable
ApplePeels' blogger says that his former PC laptop running Vista
nearly drove him to distraction with its angularities, while during
that whole time his white Intel-based MacBook with OS X stood
tall.
However, he complains, his wife needed a new laptop, and he was
willing to buy her a new unibody MacBook, but only if Apple would
refresh it with Intel's latest Core "i" series processors, noting that
one of Apple's purported reasons for switching to Intel was so its
customers wouldn't have to wait for the latest and greatest processor
developments. So what's up with the Core "i" delay on the Mac?
When a Staples sale made it possible to get a 14" i5 laptop for his
wife and a 15" i7 laptop for himself at a total cost a couple of
hundred dollars less than the price of one 15" MacBook Pro with its
outdated Core 2 Duo processor, he couldn't resist, paying under $1,500
(before taxes) for the two Windows 7 notebooks. He's found Windows 7 an
immensely pleasing surprise - stable, fast, and Mac-like enough that
his wife should encounter few problems using it. He concludes that the
days when Mac laptops were great values seem to be over, anticipating
that the new new HP Pavilion i7 laptop will handle his computing needs
for a long time - and at a very reasonable price.
Link:
A Mac User & Windows 7 on an Intel i7 Laptop
Apple Gains Industrial Design Patents for MacBook
Pro & MacBook Air
Patently Apple reports that the US Patent and Trademark Office
officially granted three industrial design patents for Apple covering
the MacBook Pro, the MacBook Pro's glass trackpad, and the MacBook Air,
and that, interestingly, Apple's patent clearly notes that the MacBook
Air was or is going to have a black-finish bottom. Apple's CEO, Steve
Jobs, is listed in the design credits.
Link:
Apple Gains Industrial Design Wins for MacBook Pro & MacBook
Air
Reviews
5 Laptop Stands Compared
Beatweek Magazine says:
"Whether you re looking to travel the world with it or to simply be
able to take it with you from one room of your house to the next, more
of you are buying laptop computers these days than desktops. And no
matter if your laptop is a Mac or a PC, a seventeen inch monster or a
sleek twelve incher, they all share the same traits to varying degrees:
they run hotter to the touch than you d prefer, they sit lower on your
desk than is optimal, and their keyboards are flatter than is
ergonomic. And while there may not much you can do about this while you
re on the road, the increasing number of you who are using a laptop as
your only computer tells me that any number of you are spending hours
each day with your laptop sitting in front of you on your desk which is
what motivated me to investigate the current state of laptop
stands.
"Having spent time with five different laptop stands from made of
material including metal and plastic and wood, ranging from a svelte
model that folds up to a fraction of an inch to an oversized design
with built-in stereo speakers, I'm pleased to report that the prospects
are generally good and the options are varied, although a good laptop
stand won't necessarily come cheap."
Reviewed are RadTech's OmniStand, Macally's EZbookPad, Griffin's
Elevator, Macally's EcofanPro, and the Macally TuneFan
Link: Five Laptop Stands Compared
Troubleshooting
MacBook Pro Running Low on RAM? Switch GPUs!
MacFixIt's Topher Kessler says that if you have one of the newer
unibody MacBook Pros, you may encounter problems where the system seems
to run out of available RAM more than expected, especially when running
programs that can reserve large amounts of memory, such as Adobe
Creative Suite and applications that use a lot of RAM, such as
virtualization solutions. He suggests and discusses several
workarounds, including switching from the integrated Nvidia 9400M
graphics, which uses system memory, to the second GPU that most current
MacBook Pro models have, which makes that memory available to
programs.
Link: MacBook Pro
Running Low on RAM? Change Energy Settings
Tech Trends
Netbooks Get the Job Done
The Huffington Post's Larry Magid notes that netbooks have been the
rage for the last couple of years for very good reasons. These small
laptops, which typically cost between $300 and $400, can do most things
most people want to do with a laptop computer, yet they are cheaper,
smaller, and lighter than typical laptops. Magid notes the irony is
that smaller machines are now cheaper than bigger laptops, unlike a few
years ago when users wanting a small notebook PC would pay a premium
with it being common for machines under three or four pounds to cost
two or three times as much as heavier notebook PCs. Netbooks have
turned the cost/weight equation upside down.
Link:
Low Cost Notebook PCs Get the Job Done
7 Steps to Netbook Bliss with Windows 7
Ars Technica's Ari Allyn-Feuer notes that of the more than 50
million netbooks sold since the phenomenon's beginnings in late 2007,
only a small fraction run Windows 7. He elucidates seven steps to
optimizing your Windows 7 netbook for maximum performance.
Link:
Seven Steps to Netbook Marital Bliss with Windows 7
Another Ultrathin MacBook Air Clone Surfaces in
China
Chinese Tech site MIC reports that thin and cheap laptops are
getting more common in Shenzhen's knockoff markets and reviews another
great MacBook Air knockoff that looks like the MSI X340. It may be as
thin as the MacBook Air and is a 13" ULV based system.
Sick of Atom netbooks with low performance on gaming and watching HD
movies? This laptop is equipped with 1.2 GHz Intel ultra low voltage
(ULV) processor and 1080p high definition video (including HDMI out) -
a 13" laptop that weighs just 3 pounds with its 4-cell battery and
comes with 1 GB of RAM, 160 GB or 250 GB hard drive, WiFi and
Bluetooth, 3 USB ports, VGA & HDMI out, LAN, SD Card slot, and
audio in/out in a slightly thicker form factor than the MacBook Air -
but it's got Apple's look and feel, so who cares?
On the downside, the reviewer says the keyboard is mediocre and
pretty ugly in comparison with the chiclet keyboard on MacBooks - but
PC users won't mind, and at $2400 RMB (about $350), there have to be
some compromises.
Link: Another Ultrathin MacBook Air Clone Surfaces in China
Products & Services
Crucial RealSSD 300 Pushes Performance to New
Levels with Read Speeds of Up to 355 MB/s
PR: Solid-State technology brings a new level of performance
and reliability to netbook and notebook storage. No moving parts
provides for quieter, cooler, and more durable solutions to traditional
hard disk drives.
The need for speed
If you're looking for unhindered speed, Crucial's RealSSD C300 is
here. The new 2.5" Crucial RealSSD C300 drive offers mobile and desktop
users scorching-fast read speeds of up to 355 MB/s. And because it has
no moving parts, you will also enjoy a quieter, cooler, and more
durable storage solution - and a better alternative to a traditional
notebook hard drive.
Improved data transfers
Designed with high-speed synchronous MLC NAND, advanced controller
technology, optimized NAND management, and the new SATA 6 Gb/s
interface, these drives dramatically improve data transfers for
bandwidth-demanding applications like audio and video.
Push your performance
The improvement in boot time and application load times push
performance to new levels at the desktop too. You will experience
improvement across a variety of common tasks such as viewing and
editing photos, video, music and other media, gaming, communications,
productivity and security.
Memory Experts
The Crucial brand of memory has long been synonymous with
reliability and high-performance. Our expertise in NAND process
technology enables us to optimize the performance and durability of
Crucial solid-state drives.
Guaranteed compatible
Crucial RealSSD C300 series employ a standard hard drive interface
and dimensions, so it is an easy storage upgrade for most
notebooks.
Just Released: Crucial RealSSD
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The new 2.5" Crucial RealSSD C300 drive offers mobile and desktop
users scorching-fast read speeds of up to 355 MB/s! The Crucial C300
drive:
- Natively supports next generation SATA 6 Gb/s, and SATA 3 Gb/s on
legacy systems
- Available in 128 GB and 256 GB capacities
- Features a three-year limited warranty
- SATA 6 Gb/s interface
- High-speed Synchronous NAND
Innovation in Solid-State Technology
Designed with high-speed synchronous MLC NAND, advanced controller
technology, optimized NAND management, and the new SATA 6 Gb/s
interface, these drives dramatically improve data transfers for
bandwidth-demanding applications like audio and video.
Crucial's expertise in NAND design and development makes them well
equipped to optimize NAND components to specifically address the
performance needs of solid-
state storage. These innovations change the rules of storage and
deliver breakthrough speed that transforms your computing
experience.
Better Alternative for Mobile Computing
Solid-state technology in the RealSSD C300 means no moving parts for
a quieter, cooler and more durable storage solution to withstand the
rigors of mobile computing. Its industry-standard storage interface and
dimensions makes it an easy
upgrade and a better alternative to a mechanical hard drive.
Advantages for Mobile and Beyond
The improvement in boot time and application load times push
performance to new levels at the desktop too. You will experience
improvement across a variety of common tasks such as viewing and
editing photos, video, music and other media, gaming, communications,
productivity and security.
Available Products:
- 256 GB RealSSD C300
- 128 GB RealSSD C300
Benefits:
- Performance - Improve boot up and application load times
- Reliability - Withstand extreme shock and vibration
- Compatibility - SATA 6 Gb/s, backward compatible to SATA 3
Gb/s
- Quality - Crucial is a trusted name in DRAM and NAND products
- Three Year Limited Warranty
$799.99
Link: Crucial RealSSD
WD Introduces New My Passport Studio Portable
Drives
PR: WD introduced its new My Passport Studio portable drives
featuring the superfast FireWire 800 interface and a customizable
e-label that's always visible, even when the drive is unplugged.
Sporting a sleek and stylish design, the new high-performance My
Passport Studio drives are formatted for Mac computers, compatible with
Apple TimeMachine software, and feature automatic and continuous backup
with WD SmartWare software, and 256-bit hardware-based encryption.
Available now at select retailers and shopwd.com, the new My Passport
Studio drives are offered in capacities of 320 GB, 500 GB and 640
GB.
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WD's My Passport Studio drives are designed for creative
professionals and Mac enthusiasts. Their production and use of many
large files require the fast transfers from computer to My Passport
Studio drives that FireWire 800 provides. Professionals such as
photographers also benefit from the e-labeling system to effectively
organize their work.
The e-label smart display on the front of the My Passport drives can
be changed as often as desired using the included WD SmartWare
software. Users can easily create a label to personalize their drive or
remind themselves of its contents. The e-label also shows available
capacity and whether the drive is locked. Utilizing e-paper technology,
the information on the display remains clearly visible, even when the
drive is unplugged.
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According to research firm Parks Associates, the average US
broadband household currently has over 120 GB of digital media and
files which is projected to grow to over 1 TB of data by 2013.
"Many of our customers store their content on multiple external
drives, making it difficult to know what content is on each drive,"
said Dale Pistilli, vice president of marketing of WD's Branded
Products group. "The e-label smart display is an elegant and practical
solution for organizing and keeping track of one's digital life and
work. WD SmartWare software makes it easy for users to protect their
valuable content with automatic and continuous backup and
encryption."
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The new My Passport Studio is fully compatible with Apple
TimeMachine software for easy backup of your most important files. It
also offers the option of the simple and intuitive WD SmartWare
software, with automatic continuous backup and real-time visual
interface, giving users a reassuring view of their backup as it
happens. After the first backup, users' files are backed up
automatically every time they change or add a file.
My Passport Studio drives also feature user-selected password
protection combined with 256-bit hardware-based encryption, which
scrambles files before they are stored. Typically found only on much
more expensive drive systems, the encryption acts as a virtual padlock
to keep users' data safe.
The new My Passport Studio drives are offered in capacities of 320
GB, 500 GB and 640 GB and have a 3-year limited warranty. My Passport
Studio ultraportable drives are available now at select retailers and
online at shopwd.com. MSRP for the My Passport Studio drives ranges
from $149.99 to $199.99 depending on capacity.
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The new WD My Passport Studio ultraportable drives feature:
- Smart display - a customizable e-label that reminds users of what
is stored on the drive and provides available capacity and security
status at a glance even when the drive is unplugged;
- FireWire 800 - users can save and access data at top speeds with
the high-performance FireWire 800 interface;
- Plug-and-play, designed for use with Mac computers and
compatibility with Apple TimeMachine software;
- WD SmartWare software that visually presents consumers' data in a
software control center;
- 256-bit hardware-based encryption and password protection for peace
of mind knowing that data is protected from unauthorized access;
- USB 2.0 interface - for convenience and compatibility among
multiple computers;
- Planet-friendly packaging derived from recycled materials to
minimize waste;
- HFS+ Journaled formatting and are compatible with Mac OS X Tiger,
Leopard and Snow Leopard;
- See your backup as it happens - Seeing is believing. Visual backup
displays your content in categories and shows the progress of your
backup.
- Protect your data automatically - Relax. Your data is secure.
Automatic, continuous backup will instantly make a second copy whenever
you add or change a file.
- Bring back lost files effortlessly - Retrieve your valuable data to
its original location whether you've lost all your data or just
overwritten an important file.
- Take control - Customize your backup, set drive security, run
diagnostics, manage the power settings, and more from the WD SmartWare
control center.
- Drive lock - Gain peace of mind knowing that your data is protected
from unauthorized access or theft with password protection and 256-bit
hardware-based encryption.
- 3-year limited warranty.
WD SmartWare Software
WD SmartWare software features:
- Visual backup displays that show content in categories and shows
the progress of backup;
- Automatic, continuous data backup will instantly make a second copy
whenever you add or change a file;
- Retrieve valuable data to its original location whether it's lost
data or the file has been overwritten; and,
- Customizable data backup that allows users to set drive security,
run diagnostics, manage the power settings, and more from the WD
SmartWare control center.
System Requirements:
- Mac OS X Tiger, Leopard, Snow Leopard
- Requires reformatting for Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows
7
Price: $199.99
Link: WD
My Passport Studio
Programmable Digitizer Pen Promotion Announced for
Modbook
PR: Mac tablet manufacturer Axiotron has announced a new
promotion for the company's award-winning Modbook solution, still the one and only
Mac tablet computer. Under the promotion, every Modbook ships with an
additional (second) digitizer pen set (a $50 value) that includes a
programmable digitizer pen and replacement felt, pencil and studio pen
tips. This promotion is valid while supplies last.
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Embraced by creative professionals as an all-in-one portable
production studio, the Modbook integrates Axiotron's tablet hardware
and software technology, a Wacom Penabled digitizer and an Apple
MacBook base system. Unlike Apple's iPad mobile digital device, the
Modbook is a full-fledged tablet computer running the Mac OS X
operating system. It is not a one-app-at-a-time media pad. Instead, the
Modbook is a pen-enabled tablet computer system with 512 levels of pen
pressure sensitivity on which creative applications like Adobe
Photoshop or Toon Boom Storyboard Pro can be used to produce
high-resolution, professional-quality creative deliverables.
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With its fast processing speeds (2.13 GHz for Modbooks with new base
systems), superior graphics (including an Nvidia GeForce 9400M
integrated graphics processor on many models), large 13.3" AnyView LCD
display and durable ForceGlass screen, the Modbook is the most powerful
and affordable slate-style tablet computer system on the market. A
comprehensive side-by-side analysis of the leading tablet PCs is
available at http://www.modbook.com/.
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Both the Mac OS X Leopard and Snow Leopard operating systems are
supported on the Modbook.
The manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) for complete
Modbooks built with a customer-supplied Apple MacBook base system is
$899 and the MSRP for complete Modbooks that include a new
dealer-supplied 2.13 GHz base system is $1,849.
Individual Axiotron dealers offer complete Modbook systems based on
preowned and refurbished base systems at price points below the $1,849
MSRP. Customers should check with individual dealers for details on
these value-priced offers. (Modbook availability and specific system
configurations may vary depending on dealer.) A complete list of
Axiotron dealers in ten countries in North America, Europe, Asia and
Australia is available at http://www.modbook.com/.
Many dealers also offer Modbooks based on MacBooks that are supplied
by customers. At an MSRP of $899, this offer represents the most
attractive price point available for students and other customers who
would like to convert their MacBook into a tablet. Most non-unibody
MacBook models are eligible for conversion.
Customers who purchase the Modbook get a ninety-day Modcare warranty
on the entire system (including the MacBook base system, whose warranty
is voided during the Modbook conversion). Extended warranty options are
available through participating Axiotron dealers. Modbook servicing and
repair are available through Axiotron's service provider network.
"Apple's introduction of the iPad has also brought renewed attention
to the Modbook," says Axiotron CEO Andreas E. Haas. "The iPad, like the
iPhone and iPod touch which share its operating system, offers a unique
way of consuming media content. However, Modbook users require more:
the full Mac OS X experience with multitasking applications and the
Finder, desktop-like processing and graphics power, handwriting
recognition, and the detail and control that only a pressure-sensitive
pen-input system can provide. That's because Modbook users don't just
consume media content - they create it! Only the Modbook offers
creative professionals and general users a complete, Mac OS X-based
tablet computer solution."
Link: Axiotron
Logitech Announces Speaker Designed for Netbooks
and Laptops
PR: Laptop and netbook computers are portable and powerful
enough to do everything you love such as enjoying music, movies and
video calls. But as computers have gotten smaller, audio quality has
often been sacrificed.
To enhance the audio quality of your favorite tunes and movies,
today Logitech announced the Logitech Laptop Speaker Z205 - a
lightweight speaker with an easy-to-attach clip-on design that lets you
pump up the volume wherever you take your laptop.
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"When designing the Logitech Laptop Speaker Z205, we wanted to help
people get better audio while enjoying their favorite shows or music
without sacrificing portability. The Laptop Speaker Z205 is tiny enough
to toss in your bag, but delivers big sound."
"While people love the portability of their laptop computer, they
are often missing out on the immersive listening experience that
external speakers provide," says Mark Schneider, vice president and
general manager of Logitech's audio business unit. "When designing the
Logitech Laptop Speaker Z205, we wanted to help people get better audio
while enjoying their favorite shows or music without sacrificing
portability. The Laptop Speaker Z205 is tiny enough to toss in your
bag, but delivers big sound."
Whether you use a Mac or a Windows - based laptop or a netbook, the
Logitech Laptop Speaker Z205 securely attaches to the top of most
laptop screens. The Laptop Speaker Z205 is also small - approximately
1.35 inches thick and 2.5 inches tall - which means you'll always be
able to take it with you. And the included carrying case protects your
speaker while inside your briefcase or backpack.
Now, when you're watching your favorite show, listening to Pandora,
or making a video call, you'll enjoy rich, full stereo sound thanks to
two high-performance drivers, a built-in amplifier and an acoustically
tuned enclosure. And you can easily adjust the volume as well as turn
the speaker on and off using the buttons located on the top of the
speaker. The included USB cable is all you need for power and audio -
there's no need for an external power supply - so simply plug the Z205
into your computer and start enjoying your entertainment
The Logitech Laptop Speaker Z205 is expected to be available in the
US and Europe for a suggested retail price of $39.99 beginning in
March.
Link:
Logitech Laptop Speaker Z205
Pendle Products Releases New Laptop Stands
PR: Pendle Products' mission statement is to produce a range
of well designed, simple products such as their new line of Laptop
Stands.
The developers say this product was designed because they wanted a
laptop stand to use themselves, and after looking at some of the stands
that were available they decided we could make one of their own
incorporating some improvements along the way over what was available,
and now they're offering that stand to everyone.
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Currently, there are two Pendle Laptop Stand models.
Laptop Stand Regular - The Pendle Laptop Stand for 15 inch
and smaller laptops.
Designed to lift your laptop to a more comfortable height when
working with an external monitor. This makes it much more comfortable
to use for long periods of work. Allowing the ergonomics of a full size
display, keyboard and mouse with the convenience and portability of a
laptop. Ideal if you have recently replaced your desktop but miss the
comfort.
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The Pendle Laptop Stand has been designed to look good on your desk,
its strong and stable with a very small footprint. The space underneath
allows you to keep accessories such as external backup drives or USB
hubs. You don't have to clear a laptop sized space for this stand.
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The design also gives it an inbuilt strength and stability making it
feel secure. Your laptop stands on its normal feet on the surface of
the stand (as intended by it's manufacturer), the large hole underneath
allows more air to circulate than it would on the desk surface. The
holes in the side allow you to tidy away cables from ports situated on
the side of your laptop.
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The Pendle Laptop Stand, designed and manufactured in-house at
Pendle's factory in Nelson, Lancashire, UK, is made from steel using
fast and precise laser cutters. The surface is powder coated in Black
or White.
This stand is intended for laptops of up to 15" screen size such as
the Apple MacBook Pro, it is also suitable for smaller laptops and
Netbooks. The useable area is 325 x 225 mm, if the feet underneath your
laptop are within this size then it will fit.
Users of 15" laptops may also be interested in Pendle's 'Laptop
Stand Large' (see immediately below), a 15" laptop's feet will fit on
the Regular stand with the sides of the laptop slightly overhanging. On
the larger stand they will slightly underhang. The choice is up to
you.
Available in Black or White.
Price: £42 + £3 postage & packing (contact Pendle
for shipping costs outside the UK)
The Pendle Laptop Stand for larger Laptops
Designed to lift your laptop to a more comfortable height when
working with an external monitor. This makes it much more comfortable
to use for long periods of work. Allowing the ergonomics of a full size
display, keyboard and mouse with the convenience and portability of a
laptop. Ideal if you have recently replaced your desktop but miss the
comfort.
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The Pendle Laptop Stand has been designed to look good on your desk,
its strong and stable with a very small footprint. The space underneath
allows you to keep accessories such as external backup drives or USB
hubs. You don't have to clear a laptop sized space for this stand.
The design also gives it an inbuilt strength and stability making it
feel secure. Your laptop stands on its normal feet on the surface of
the stand, the large hole underneath allows more air to circulate than
it would on the desk surface. The holes in the side allow you to tidy
away cables from ports situated on the side of your laptop.
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The Pendle Laptop Stand, designed and manufactured in-house at
Pendle's factory in Nelson, Lancashire, UK, is made from steel using
fast and precise laser cutters. The surface is powder coated in Black
or White.
This stand is intended for laptops of around 17" screen size such as
the Apple MacBook Pro. The useable area is 390 x 265 mm, if the feet
underneath your laptop are within this size then it will fit.
Users of 15" laptops may also be interested in our 'Laptop Stand
Regular', a 15" laptop's feet will fit on the Regular stand with the
sides of the laptop slightly overhanging. On the larger stand they will
slightly underhang. The choice is up to you.
It is available in Black or White.
Price: £48 + £3 postage & packing. (contact Pendle
for shipping costs outside the UK)
- Pendle Products,
- Unit 6,
- Pendle Industrial Estate,
- Southfield Street,
- Nelson,
- Lancashire,
- BB9 0LD
- United Kingdom
Link: Pendle
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