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A tricked out MacBook Pro with all the extras – CNET

[ad_1] Sarah Tew/CNET Get ready for some serious sticker shock if you want the new MacBook Pro’s most-buzzed-about new features. The model I unboxed for testing and reviewing is a 15-inch MacBook Pro, which already sets the price floor at $2,399. But, this high-end configuration included one of Intel’s new ...

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iFixit finds dust covers in latest MacBook Pro keyboard

[ad_1] Apple released a refreshed MacBook Pro this week and top among the new features is a tweaked keyboard. Apple says its quieter than the last version and in our tests, we agree. But iFixit found something else: thin, silicone barriers that could improve the keyboard’s reliability. This is big ...

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2018 BMW X3 review: Stable, steady and serene – Roadshow

[ad_1] They say that for every pot, there is a lid, and no automaker has taken that to heart quite like BMW. The company’s portfolio is full of super niche vehicles that are barely distinguishable from one another. But while I have a hard time understanding odd “coupeovers” like the ...

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Apple announces clean energy fund in China

[ad_1] Apple has announced a new investment fund to foster clean energy usage in China. The company isn’t just trying to switch its own offices and facilities. Apple is also working with its suppliers to expand the use of clean energy across the board. For this fund in particular, Apple ...

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Summer road trip tech essentials and extras

[ad_1] Makula Dunbar Contributor More posts by this contributor Gear for making outdoor fitness more enjoyable Gadgets and small appliances that will keep you in the kitchen Editor’s note: This post was done in partnership with Wirecutter. When readers choose to buy Wirecutter’s independently chosen editorial picks, Wirecutter and TechCrunch ...

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Small internet providers face a fight for their lives

[ad_1] Filed in May this year, that petition would essentially get rid of a key requirement in the 1996 Telecommunications Act: that incumbent telephone companies are required to sell parts of their copper line infrastructure — called unbundled network elements (UNEs) — to competitors at regulated rates. “The purpose of ...

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