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March 29 - March 31

1999

$300 PC, floppy drive optional, Dan Knight, iMac Musings. Has the day of the disposable computer arrived?

2001

Old Mac users not nuts, Manuel Mejia Jr, Mac Daniel. It just makes sense to keep using old Macs until they die.
Death of an iMac, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive. When the old iMac dies, do you repair or replace? And if you replace it, which model should you buy?
Carbon, Cocoa, or Classic?, Jake Sargent, iThings Considered. A look at the three application environments inside Mac OS X.
Leather screen protector, IBM's quiet notebook drives, OS X on WallStreet warning, and more, Charles Moore. Leather screen protector, IBM's new 48 GB hard drive, pbparts.com feedback, and OS X installation issues.

2005

DVI: Why you want digital input on your flat panel display, Dan Knight, Mac Musings. DVI displays tend to have a crisper, more stable, easier on the eyes display, but you may want VGA input as well.
Using 1 keyboard, mouse, and monitor with your USB Mac and PS/2 Windows PC, Dan Knight, Mac Daniel. Three KVM solutions that support both USB and PS/2 computers, along with two other suggestions for making things work.

2006

Blue and White Power Mac G3 helps salvage Mac jukebox project, Nathan Thompson, Embracing Obsolescence. "Onboard FireWire, USB, and 10/100 ethernet, a 100 MHz bus speed, and a boldly attractive case design combine to make for a solid upgrade from a Beige G3 or earlier G3-upgraded Power Mac."
Windows on Macintel a nightmare or blessing?, Adobe's transition challenge, quad-core Intel CPUs in 2007, and more, The Macintel Report. Also, it's easy to get OS X for Intel running on a Dell, WinXP benchmarked on Macintel, Intel's new 3.73 GHz Dual-core Pentium, and more.
Apple add volume limit to newest iPods, iPod etiquette, iBikeMount for iPod nano, and more, iPod News Review. Also Quanta to make next-gen video iPod, 2007 Dodge Caliber to include iPod support, iPod/iTunes Missing Manual, World Cup iPod case, Intervalz for musicians, and more.

2007

Windows Vista 'a compelling reason' to buy a new PC, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive. After 3 weeks with Vista, that author finds it a viable alternative to Mac OS X - at least on recent hardware.
Cracked MacBook photos, first 64 GB solid state drive, overheating problems, and more, The 'Book Review. Also 8 laptop coolers reviewed and rated, upgrading a 12" PowerBook, troubleshooting power adaptors, ThermographX goes universal, bargain 'Books from $180 to $2,299, and more.
2 GHz upgrade for G4 Power Macs, Apple named in Bluetooth suit, Boot Camp gains Vista support, and more, Mac News Review. Also Macs vs. Windows for gaming, Apple's share of high-end market, upcoming Core2 CPUs to pass 3 GHz, 802.11n for Intel Mac mini, and more.

March 29 - March 31

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