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Charles W Moore is Low End Mac's news editor and the author of the Miscellaneous Ramblings column, which he has been writing since 1999. He compiles our weekly news roundups. His current production machines include a 17" PowerBook, a 700 MHz iBook, and a 550 MHz G4-upgraded Pismo.

Moore Port Hilford, Nova Scotia, on the shore of Indian Harbour Lake and in sight of the Atlantic Ocean. His newspaper columns are syndicated across Canada, and he writes regularly for several magazines, as well as doing Mac website journalism.

His Road Warrior column is a regular feature on Mac Opinion, he writes The 'Book Mystique for PowerBook Central, and he is a news editor and columnist at Applelinks.com.

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