Low End Mac's News Reviews

Apple's Tablet an End Run Beyond Netbooks

Frank Fox, Stop the Noiz, 11.20

Whatever Apple has planned will leverage existing technologies while going beyond what its competitors can offer.

i5 iMac Benchmarked, Mac mini 'Shouldn't Be Overlooked', Twitter Client for Classic Mac OS, and More

Mac News Review, 11.20

Also why Apple leaves the low end to others, 10.6.2 fixes video playback problem in 27" iMac, 3D Leopard and Snow Leopard performance, and more.

Apple #4 in Reliability, Apple Tablet a Gadget for All?, HP's i7 Notebook Outdoes Mac Rivals, and More

The 'Book Review, 11.20

Also Flash 10.1 improves video on Hackintosh netbooks, thin-and-light notebooks impress, Windows XP finally on the way out, and more.

NASA Chemical Sensor for iPhone, Smartphone Death Match, iPhone Earrings, and More

Ian R Campbell, 11.20

Also mobile phone dangers, new apps, GPS solution for iPod touch, new iPod and iPhone cases, and more.

November 23 in LEM history

99: Should I buy a USB card? - 01: Can a low-end Mac be an only Mac? - Palm Desktop without a PDA - CyberDog saves the day - 05: How Consumer Reports could compare Macs fairly - Speakers for your Mac - Living with the hi-res 15" PowerBook - Birth of the PowerBook - Daystar 1.9 GHz iMac G4 upgrade - 1.92 GHz PowerBook upgrade

Replacing the Hard Drive in a Clamshell iBook

John Hatchett, Recycled Computing, 11.19

Yes, it is one of the most difficult Apple notebooks to disassemble and reassemble, but a 10 GB hard drive just will not do.

IBM Model F: A Great Old Keyboard with an Outdated Layout

Tommy Thomas, Welcome to Macintosh, 11.19

Although it used a different technology than the revered IBM Model M keyboard, the Model F was a great keyboard in its own right.

Soft Touch Keyboards, Wireless Mouse Options, Loving SeaMonkey 2, and More

Charles W. Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings, 11.18

Also the future of browsing with PowerPC Macs and the multiple mouse input bug introduced with OS X 10.5.8.

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