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I went to Fry’s to pick-up a 10-foot-HDMI Cable for $5 the other night. As usual I walked around the store and saw a retail box of Disco Burning App. For a mere $39.99 you can own this fantastic App.
You can also get this app at DiscoApp.com with a free license. Just in case you didn’t know, Disco Burning App now comes with free license. It is also discontinued.
OK, I promise this would be the last of the OS X Lion USB Thumb Drive trilogy post. It arrived sometimes this afternoon while I was still at the office.
Recap:
I ordered OS X Lion Thumb Drive a little bit after midnight Tuesday August 16th, 2011. I received the shipping notification in the afternoon. It arrived within a day.
Now, where did I keep the MacBook Air Software Installation USB Thumb Drive? It looks exactly the same.
UPDATE:
Found the MacBook Air Software Reinstall USB Drive
UPDATE:
According to UPS tracking data, it is due for delivery on Wednesday August 17th, 2011. That’s like overnight delivery service, well that’s because I’m in Southern California.
I ordered the OS X Lion USB Thumb Drive from Apple Store shortly after midnight. In the early afternoon, Apple notified that my order is being shipped and due for arrival on Thursday August 18th, 2011.
OS X Lion USB Thumb Drive is now available at Apple Online Store. It is sold for $69.99 + applicable sales tax (United States). I’ve just ordered mine. Now if only I could find the USB Thumb Drive for the MacBook Air from last year.
Part number: MD256Z/A
Links for Apple U.S. Store.
My colleague and I successfully built a Hackintosh Core i7. It took quite a while to get everything right. It also costs more than we originally expected. For now we are sticking with Snow Leopard.
Apparently it is news that Facebook acquired Push Pop Press. Prior to the acquisition, a little known disc burning app for Mac OS X named Disco was discontinued sometimes in July 2011. Coincidence? I think not.
Austin Sarner, one of the creator of Disco app is also working for Push Pop Press.
By the way, Disco app is now available with free license.
I’m compiling a shopping list for upgrading to OS X Lion. I prefer doing a clean install in lieu of upgrade.
The following are the items I’m getting for installing OS X Lion on a 2010 Unibody MacBook Pro:
Well, this list is generally would be similar with most OS X Lion compatible Macs.