Low End Mac's News Reviews

Razer Orochi: One of the Nicest Mice I've Ever Used

Charles W. Moore, 'Book Value, 11.03

The author detests the trackpad on the 17" PowerBook. This notebook gaming mouse is an absolute pleasure to use.

Multiroom Audio with iTunes

Adam Rosen, Adam's Apple, 11.03

Apple's iTunes software makes it easy to stream audio to another room. All you need is the right hardware and sometimes an extra app.

November 3 in LEM history

94: LC 575 - 98: Windows can't compete - 00: Is it worth putting a G3 in an older Mac? - AirPort beats wires - Unsupported memory - 04: Richard Hunt, low end designer and Mac lover - 05: New life for vintage Macs - Blips in Intel's roadmap - 06: 10 years on AOL - Old Power Macs and SATA - Disco brings unique features to disc burning - MacBook random shutdown cure - DVD-RAM benefits

Google Chrome Mac Preview Has Made a Convert

Charles W. Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings, 11.02

Officially a developer preview, Google's Chrome has finally made it to Intel-based Macs. It's fast, elegant, and could be your next browser.

The Future of Personal Computing: Personal Servers and Low Cost Portables

Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 11.02

With WiFi everywhere, virtual network computing, and remote access, your iPhone, iTouch, iTablet, or MacBook Air becomes a gateway to your home or office computer.

2009 Mac mini Takes 8 GB RAM, mini Server a Steal, 27" iMac Now 'the Mac to Have'

Mac News Review, 10.30

Also using Blu-ray with the new iMac, 10 years of Mac OS 9, Magic Mouse potential, SSD upgrade for desktops, Chrome alpha for Mac, and more.

Upgrades for New MacBook, Quad-core MacBook Pro Expected, New MacBook Benchmarked, and More

The 'Book Review, 10.30

Also equivalent PC laptops nearly the same price as Apple's MacBook, Late 2009 MacBook reviewed, 8 GB memory upgrade for new MacBook, and more.

iPhone Can't Win Smartphone War, Apple to Dump AT&T for Verizon?, VW Launches Car with App and More

iNews Review, 10.30

Also H1N1 app, solar charger, Christmas Gift List, new cases, and more.

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