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Specs Leaked For New 13″ MacBook Pro, Indicates Ivy Bridge Processor But No Retina Display

A lot of analysts have been saying that Apple will probably take the event of WWDC 2012 as a chance to announce the new releases on its flagship line of MacBook Pro and MacBook Air devices. While there have been many rumors about each of the two, here is now a purportedly leaked bit of info that reveals the specs of the upcoming 13″ MacBook Pro.

New MacBook Pro Models Will Use Nvidia Graphics

Apple is planning a major overhaul of its MacBook Pro lineup of notebooks. The new models are expected to arrive later this year and a lot of rumors are doing their rounds regarding the specs of these machines. For instance, earlier we have hinted at that the notebooks will have Intel’s Ivy Bridge processors. And now, it seems that Apple may use Nvidia graphics in them.

Apple Started Discount Program For Employees, $500 Off On Macs, $250 Off On iPads

A major Apple Employee discount program was announced by Tim Cook in last January, and was said to take effect in June (this year). According to 9to5Mac, Apple has kept its word and started the discount program on June 20. Under the Apple Employee discount program, now Apple employees can purchase a Mac computer with a $500 discount (excluding the Mac mini) and an iPad with a $250 discount.

Apple’s Quarterly Earnings Falls Due To Weak iPhone Sales

Apple’s quarterly statistics are finally in. And, after a long haul of beating analyst expectations and blowing away all estimates, for the first time in last couple of years, Apple has not been able to live up to investor expectations. The gross revenue of the company has dropped significantly; lower than expected.

Apple Follows A Secret Strategy To Encourage Users To Touch Apple Products

Apple has always received the top marks for satisfying the aesthetic wants of its users. From iPod to iPad and iPhone, the company lays special emphasis on the appearance as well as the experience of using the device so that the aesthetic sense of a user is quenched. Now, it has been revealed that this is not limited merely to Apple products.