The years went by w/ Jobs running AAPL, cutting out accessory products and focusing on desktops and the iPod. Then Jobs bought "Shake," discontinued it while announcing to a room of studio professionals that their opinion will no longer be warranted. NeXT/OS X, PowerMac's, an excellent CCFL LCD (more than one stripped down 27" LED LCD iMac panel?! NO WAY! /sarcasm) and catered a great deal to the professional market, creative or otherwise.
Final Cut X aside, because that's an anomaly (one of which Apple is improving).įor those wondering why AAPL seems to be foregoing OS X as there is certainly more focus on the iOS/iDevice/Consumer market, I have to wonder:ĪAPL made a good deal of money when Jobs returned. I don't think you could back it up even if you tried. One notable exception is the Mac Pro, which has yet to see even the currently-shipping models support Lion Internet Recovery. The company has extended the Lion Internet Recovery feature to a number of older Mac models over time, with the most recent addition coming two weeks ago and adding support for the Mid-2010 versions of the 13-inch MacBook Pro, white MacBook, and Mac mini. OS X Lion by default installs a recovery partition on the machine's hard drive for this purpose, but for users who are installing a blank hard drive or whose recovery partition becomes inaccessible, Internet Recovery provides yet another fallback option for Lion installation. The feature adds a minimal bootable install onto a machine's firmware to allow it to connect the Internet and download the full Lion operating system for installation. This update enables Lion Recovery from an Internet connection on MacBook Pro (Early 2010) models.Īpple introduced Lion Internet Recovery on new MacBook Air and Mac mini models introduced last July alongside OS X Lion itself.
MacBook Pro EFI Firmware Update 2.6 (3.18 MB): This update enables Lion Recovery from an Internet connection on iMac (Mid 2010) models. This update enables Lion Recovery from an Internet connection on MacBook Air (Late 2010) models and addresses an issue where the system could restart if the power button is pressed immediately after waking from deep sleep. MacBook Air EFI Firmware Update 2.3 (2.98 MB): Apple today released a series of three EFI firmware updates bringing Lion Internet Recovery to the company's Late 2010 MacBook Air, Mid-2010 iMac, and Early 2010 MacBook Pro.
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