Low End Mac Archive for August 2

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August 2 in Low End Mac History

August 1 - August 3

1998

iMac v. the 'Top Ten', Dan Knight, iMac Channel. The iMac costs less than any of the "Top Ten" PCs listed by PC World; it's not overpriced.
iMac's keyboard: The missing keys, Dan Knight, iMac Channel. The five keys available on Apple's extended keyboard, but not on the iMac's compact keyboard.

1999

Apple's Next direction, Dan Knight, Low End Mac. "The future is OS X, not BeOS, Linux, or Windows."
The BarbiBook, Dan Knight, iBook Page. "A hot pink BarbiBook could be just what the doctor ordered...."

2000

Berst misses the boat again, Stephen Van Esch, Mac Scope. ZDNet's Jesse Berst just doesn't get Apple - he thinks all is lost because Jobs hasn't unveiled a PDA or phone.
Borg sue Apple over Cube, Anne Onymus, Rumor Mill. "Resistance is futile," said the Borg spokesdrone. "We pioneered the cube concept millennia ago...."
Review: ihateapple.com, Paulo Rodrigues, Tangerine Fusion. Believe it or not, it's an excellent source of information, albeit biased against Apple.

2001

Hands on: iBook vs. upgraded WallStreet, Rob Art Morgan, My Turn. Pros and cons of the 2001 iBook compared with an upgraded 466 MHz WallStreet PowerBook.
The ultimate iBook review, part 1, Michel Munger. iBook 2001. Initial impressions, setup, and some troubleshooting.
Mac replaces Apple II, David Owens, My First Mac. "In an instant, the Mac had replaced the Apple //c in my heart."
How your Mac uses memory, Beverly Woods, Acoustic Mac. An introduction to RAM, virtual memory, the benefits of more RAM, and how increasing a program's memory allocation can make it work better.
A Windows user's guide to the Mac OS, Jeff Adkins, Mac Lab Report. Tips to help Windows users adjust to the Mac OS.
The best way to prevent laptop theft, Eric Schwarz, The Power of Mac. Low-end solutions to keeping your PowerBook from being stolen.

2002

Apple Services: OS X and .mac for one fair price, Dan Knight, Mac Musings. By offering a services package for $120 per year, the value equation changes completely.
Faster Internet access for Mac users, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive. Faster connections, faster browsers, and faster downloads under Mac OS X and the classic Mac OS.
Combo drive for early TiBooks, fast notebook drive with 16 MB cache, bargain 'Books, more, The 'Book Review. Apple seeking PowerBook feedback, LapBottom keeps lap and computer cool, new case from Willow, and TiBook install tutorials.

2005

Apple's Mighty Mouse: What were they thinking?, Dan Knight, Mac Musings. Apple's revolutionary mouse has scrolling and hidden buttons, but it still looks like a one-button mouse.
HP drops iPod, voids warranty, Jeff Adkins, The Lite Side. "In a surprise development, HP dropped their iPod."

2006

How many Macs are too many Macs?, Matthew Jay, Macs to the Max. Has your obsession with the Mac gone too far? Do you have Macs sitting around that you don't use for anything any longer?
OS X features for OS 9, Opera as default browser, MacTV value, jinxed Power Mac, and more, Charles Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings. Also an unexpected iMac G3 startup problem, where to find older versions of AOL Instant Messenger, and a homemade digital Rolleiflex TLR.

2007

Quickly fix ill formed file names with Name Munger, Dan Knight, Low End Mac Reviews. Web servers can have problems with uppercase characters, spaces, and reserved characters. Name Munger (for Mac and Windows) can quickly fix those problems.

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