December 31 in Low End Mac History

Dec. 30 - Jan. 1

1999

• 1999: Year in review, Dan Knight, Mac Musings. The good, the bad, and the downright brilliant.
• 1999 Low End Mac awards, Dan Knight.
• Storage devices for older Macs, Manuel Mejia Jr., Mac Daniel.

2001

• The fully utilized computer, Kevin Webb, The Mac Webb. How a PowerBook, iMovie, CD burner, and brother's digital camcorder improved the holiday.
• The wonders never cease, Frank Ieraci, My First Mac. Abort, retry, ignore, or discover the wonders of the Macintosh.
• Jonathan's first Mac, Jeff Adkins, The Lite Side. A three-year-old shares his Mac experience. He especially likes the trackball.
• Changing your startup drive, Dan Knight, Troubleshooting Your Mac. Tips for getting your Mac to boot from another drive when your main drive has problems.
• Low End Mac in 2001, Dan Knight, Mac Musings. A look at Low End Mac in 2001 - growth and more.

2002

• Quartz Extreme empowers the G3, Dan Knight, Mac Musings. It looked like the G3 was on its way out, but Quartz Extreme brings new life to the low end.
• Windows in a sewing machine, Jeff Adkins and David Deckert, The Lite Side. From the umbelievable but true department: A sewing machine that runs Microsoft Windows.
• Week's best Power Mac G3 deals launched.

Since 2003, Low End Mac has taken a break between Christmas and New Year's Day

Dec. 30 - Jan. 1

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