The recently leaked MacBook and MacBook Pro case images have spawned a 1400+ post discussion thread. One of the most debated issues is the analysis ...

A large number of customers and technicians were peeved when Apple nixed the FireWire port in the first unibody MacBook. Perhaps learning a lesson, Apple revived FireWire in the second-generation ...

Apple has taken the wraps off a 17-inch version of the MacBook Pro, weighing in at 6.8 pounds, sporting a 2.16 GHz Intel Core Duo processor as well as a FireWire 800 port lacked by its 15" cousin ...

The MacBook arrived with a mere two USB 2.0 ports - and no ExpressCard or FireWire 400. The MacBook Pro came out better off, but still crippled - losing the FireWire 400 port of its predecessors ...

As someone who had a lot to say about the missing FireWire 400 ports from the last generation of MacBooks, I'm glad to see the return of the FireWire port to the new 13" MacBook Pro. Unfortunately ...

More specs for the upcoming 13" MacBook Pro, expected to be revealed this Thursday, have been leaked. The specs, along with a purported photo of the updated laptop's I/O ports, show that the new ...

Adding a FireWire 800 port We previously reported that Apple has opted to omit the FireWire 800 port from its new MacBook Pro line. There may be hope for adding FireWire 800 capabilities through ...

And even those pricey dongles don’t come close to replicating the ports on a MacBook Air or MacBook Pro. The 13-inch Air has a dedicated power connector, a Thunderbolt 2 port, an SDXC card slot ...

Currently, the base MacBook Pro features two Thunderbolt 4 ports, a SDXC card slot, and an HDMI port. That is incredibly restricting if you have various displays and drives.

Apple recently introduced its newest MacBook computer that sports many of Apple's latest designs. But even with all these wonderful new features and capabilities, I kept hearing the same lament ...

The M2 Pro/Max 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pro has an HDMI 2.1 port and can run a 4K display at 240Hz, or up to an 8K display at 60Hz. ... How to connect FireWire devices.

Currently, the base MacBook Pro features two Thunderbolt 4 ports, a SDXC card slot, and an HDMI port. That is incredibly restricting if you have various displays and drives.