Quick PSA: MacBook Air For $699? Don’t Fall For it
Apple has just reduced the price of the lowest tier of refurbished MacBook Air to $699 — I've just seen it pop up on a couple news sites. One would think that the option of getting for such a low price what was a year ago an object of envy would make it a no-brainer. But it is the old version of the famously flat laptop, and although it may seem superfluous to point this out, I feel I should warn our readers that to take advantage of this deal is to buy yourself some grief. This version of the MacBook Air debuted in October 2010, and it has a Core2 Duo processor that has roots going back to 2008 and before. It was outdated when it first showed up, and it's a dog now.Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/z1jhmeIvNrc/
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Just in time to throw a wrench into people's wireless shopping plans, Verizon has announced that their much-vaunted 4G LTE network is experiencing a few hiccups. And by hiccups, I mean that their 4G network is currently undergoing a widespread outage that's affecting customers across the country. According to a recent release, "Verizon Wireless engineers have been working to resolve an issue with 4G LTE service that is affecting some customers’ 4G devices," and that "3G data and voice devices are unaffected." However, that doesn't exactly seem to be the case for everyone affected: reports are floating around on blogs and