March 18 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 iMac 800Mhz Memory 4GB $98, 2GB $50. Click to Maximize your Macs...

Mar. 17 - Mar. 19

2002

The case for a 'Book, Dan Knight. For most of the users most of the time, an iBook or PowerBook is the perfect computing solution.
More on living Microsoft free, Charles Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings. More perspectives on living with a Microsoft-free Mac.
Preparing your low-end Mac for Linux, Adam Loiacono, Unix & the Mac. Choosing and prepping your old Mac for a Linux installation.
How to be a copyright pirate, Jeff Adkins, The Lite Side. Follow these easy steps to become one of several types of copyright pirate, matey.

2003

How good a value is a used PowerBook G3 WallStreet?, Dan Knight, Mac Daniel. How good a deal is the WallStreet PowerBook under the classic Mac OS - or for running Mac OS X?
Safe and secure online ordering, Steve Watkins, The Practical Mac. "By employing a few safeguards, you can greatly reduce the chances that you will fall victim to Internet fraud."

2005

Is there a 2-button mouse in Apple's future?, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive. If Apple really wants to attract Windows users, they need to offer the kind of two-button mouse they're used to.
Pepsi 1, visitors 0, Dan Knight, Mac Musings. Reformulated Pepsi One may be a winner, but Pepsi's Oneify website leaves a bad taste.
Run OS X without restarts, PowerBook defective trackpad info, iTunes phone postponed, and more, The 'Book Review. Also educators turning from eMacs to 'Books, a 17" PowerBook G4 review, not-so-mini gap in Apple's notebook line, a wooden laptop, and bargain 'Books from $445 to $1,999.
How the iPod trounced the Walkman, more Tunes on your shuffle, 75,000 song iPod Super, and more, iPod News Review. Also iPod recovery, Motorola delays iTunes phone, 'iPod on Wheels' next big thing, run Linux on your iPod, and much more.

2008

13 ports in a USB 2.0 hub means never having to unplug a device, Dan Knight, Low End Mac Reviews. If your computer doesn't have enough ports and your 4-port hub is full as well, this 13-port powered hub could be the solution to your problems.
Power Mac G3/350, Low End Mac Benchmarks. The legendary Blue and White Power Mac tested under Mac OS 9, 10.2.8, 10.3.9, and 10.4.11.

Mar. 17 - Mar. 19

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