March 10 in Low End Mac History

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Download Typestyler, still the Ultimate Styling Tool for Internet, Print and Video Graphics. Works great in Classic with a Native OS X Version on the way. Free Tryout: www.typestyler.com

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Mac users can finally play Party Poker for Mac. Not only that, they can also learn how to play PokerStars for Mac.

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Compare products like desktop computers, laptops, and LCD TVs side by side! All the information and reviews to make the best purchasing decision for a new cell phone GPS products or MP3 players. The Ciao network makes searching products easy for you.

New MacPro Memory 800Mhz With Apple Spec Heat Sink 2GB $104 / 4GB $172 / 8GB $338. Click to Maximize your Macs...

Mar. 9 - Mar. 11

1999

The CPort List, Paulo Rodrigues, Tangerine Fusion. Looking at the first email list for the iBook.

2000

Where Mac games are going, Brian Rumsey, Low End Mac Gaming. Incredible 3D graphics, more first-person views, and a blurring of genres.
Honest speed, Dan Knight, Mac Musings. Despite all the discussion of cutting edge performance, you can have enough computer speed.

2003

9 free POP3 email services and 2 low cost ones, Charles W. Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings. Nine no cost email sources that work with your email software - and two low-cost alternatives.
More on b&w G3s, beige G3s, motherboard revisions, AGP video in Sawtooth, and wireless networking, Dan Knight, Low End Mac Mailbag. Importance of Revision 2 motherboards, ADC limitations of the Sawtooth Power Mac G4, ethernet vs. USB for wireless networking, and a wired alternative to ethernet.
Recent and coming changes at Low End Mac, Dan Knight, Mac Musings. A look at some recent design tweaks at Low End Mac - and projects we're working on for the near future.

2005

Lost Classic Mac OS features revived for OS X, Jeff Adkins, Mac Lab Report. Regaining tabbed folders, booting in safe mode, adding system sounds, and replacing other features lost under OS X.
Will the PowerPC 750vx appear in future Macs?, Dan Knight, Mac Musings. There's a rumored IBM project to create a G3 processor with AltiVec. Even if it does exist, is it something Apple might use?

2006

SiteShuffle turns your browser into a website launcher, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive. The new SiteShuffle service lets you create a personalized page with launch buttons for all of your favorite websites. There is some room for improvement.
2 GHz MacBook Pro vs. upgraded PowerBook G4, MacBook reviews, 'Simpson-proof' MagSafe, and more, The 'Book Review. Lots of new reviews and benchmarks of the MacBook Pro, a tiny USB 2.0 flash drive, 3 new PC Cards for OS X, bargain 'Books from $50 to $1,699, and more.
Mac mini CPU transplant, Core Solo mini not so good?, how good is new graphics hardware?, and more, Mac News Review. Also the new mini compared to the old, upgrading RAM in the Intel Mac mini, Mac TCO half that of Windows, WINE version 0.9.9, and more.

2008

Pixelmator 1.1.3: A serious challenger to Photoshop Elements?, Charles Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings. Visually arresting, Pixlemator keeps improving, but Adobe is raising the bar with Elements 6 for Mac.
Scanners and scanning software, Macs and non-Apple WiFi hardware, midrange Macs, and more, Dan Knight, Low End Mac Mailbag. Also running a 12" PowerBook from Compact Flash, installing Diablo II on a PowerPC Mac with Leopard, and 30 mistakes switchers make.

Mar. 9 - Mar. 11

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