iMac 27-inch $595 – Unleash your creativity with power and precision: The 2012 iMac, where innovation meets performance.
2.9 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i5
250 GB Solid State Drive
8 GB RAM
MacOS 14 Sonoma (Patched)
What is “System Data” on my Mac storage drive?
System data on your Mac storage drive typically refers to the files and data that are essential for the functioning of your macOS operating system.
How do I clean up Find My Devices?
Find My is an Apple service designed to help you locate and track your Apple devices and even your friends or family members who have opted to share their location with you. It combines the functionality of two earlier services, Find My iPhone and Find My Friends, into a single, unified app called “Find My” on iOS and macOS devices.
MacBook Air 13-inch $395 – Experience seamless performance and portability with the 2013 MacBook Air.
1.3 GHz Dual-Core Intel Core i5
128 GB Solid State Drive
4 GB RAM
Mac OS 14 Sonoma (Patched)
Look out for counterfeit flash drives and hard drives.
A fake flash drive is essentially a counterfeit or imitation USB flash drive that appears to have the same design and branding as a genuine product but typically has lower storage capacity than advertised. In some cases, these fake flash drives may also be designed to look like popular and reputable brands to deceive consumers.
How do I get my Mac Ready for tax season?
Overall, having your computer ready for tax season ensures that you can efficiently and accurately prepare and file your taxes, while also safeguarding your financial information from potential security threats.
MacBook Air 13-inch $795 – Sleek design, impressive performance, and array of features make it an excellent choice for various tasks and activities.
Apple M1 Processor
250 GB Solid State Drive
8 GB RAM
MacOS 14 Sonoma
How do I setup a Mac user account for friends or family?
In macOS, user accounts are individual profiles that allow different people to have personalized settings, preferences, and access to files and applications on a Mac computer. Each user account has its own home directory, which contains the user’s documents, desktop files, and other personal data. User accounts also have their own login credentials, including a username and password, to ensure security and privacy.