Refurbished MacBook Neo Units Now Available After $150 Price Increase
Through the Certified Refurbished program, the 256GB MacBook Neo costs $809. Alternatively, the 512GB model is $979.
Buy Parallels Desktop 11 for Mac, Get 1Password and 6 Other Apps Free
If you don’t have Parallels Desktop 11 for Mac yet, now is the time to jump on it. The company has launched their annual Premium Mac App Bundle, and for 2015 it looks better than ever, with up to 90% off these premium apps.
With your purchase of Parallels Desktop 11 for Mac ($79.99), you’ll get the following apps for FREE:
- 1Password ($49.99)
- Evernote Premium ($49.99)
- Camtasia ($99.99)
- Pocket Premium ($44.99)
- PDFpenPro 7 ($124.99)
- Snagit ($49.99)
- Parallels Access ($19.99)
If you were thinking of purchasing 1Password—arguably one of the best password managers out there (we love it)—Parallels Desktop 11 for Mac and the other apps are a massive bonus.
Click here to jump on this Parallels Desktop 11 for Mac Bundle while it’s still available—the sale goes until December 1, 2015.
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