Last Fuse sells this neat little crossbones decal to adhere to the front face of your aluminum MacBook. For just $3, it might just be worth it. [via]
An upright Mac laptop stand with external HD slot
November 11, 2009 @ 1:28 am
If you aren’t too keen about spending nearly $300 on a laptop stand, then the Macessity NX Stand may be a better alternative. At just $60, it comes with a side slot for an external harddrive and a built-in 4-port USB hub (along with allowing you to access the laptop’s USB hubs while in the stand).
In terms of usefulness, I feel like the NX Stand beats out the Balmuda Floater by a long shot. Plus, it helps that the NX Stand is a fraction of the price. Anybody own this who can attest to the solid steel make? Sturdy or not?
Balmuda Floater: a beautiful upright stand for your Mac laptop
November 11, 2009 @ 12:45 am
A Tokyo design company named Balmuda has created this beautiful industrial looking MacBook/MacBook Pro laptop stand for a premium price. The Floater, as it is called, stands your MacBook/MacBook Pro upright, saving you precious desk space while still giving you complete access to your ports on your laptop. Like other upright stands, the Balmuda Floater is meant to turn your laptop into a full-fledged desktop computer (assuming you’ve got a keyboard, mouse, and monitor set up already).
If you want one, it’ll set you back at least $298. But keep in mind which model you are buying because the Floater comes in T2 and T3 variations, each meant for a specific version of a MacBook, MacBook Pro, or PowerBook. See which one you need here.
MacHeist application bundle completely FREE for a limited time
November 6, 2009 @ 9:04 pm
MacHeist is celebrating the holidays early with this great deal on their bundle of apps! For a very limited time only, all of their apps are FREE of charge.
With their app bundle, you get access to ShoveBox, WriteRoom, Twitterrific, TinyGrab, Hordes of Orcs, and Mariner Write — all for just filling out a simple registration form.
Icon design by Jonatan Castro
October 23, 2009 @ 12:25 am
Jonatan Castro not only has a great website but he also has some incredible skills at designing computer icons. Believe it or not, the three images here are icons and not photos (or photos converted into icons) of the actual products represented. If you want to use these icons here for your computer, you can download them all for free at Jonatan’s website.
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