MacBook Air: When Does 'Thin and Light' Become a Liability? - CRN
MacBook Air: When Does 'Thin and Light' Become a Liability? - CRN
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MacBook Air: When Does 'Thin and Light' Become a Liability?
CRN, NY - But sitting next to it, on the same display table, (I mean, right next to it) was Apple's 24-inch iMac with a 2.8 GHz Intel Core2Extreme processor. … Columnist's MacBook Air Meets Its Demise In Trash Compactor |
Microsoft revamps its FolderShare remote access beta
Microsoft revamps its FolderShare remote access beta
Beta News - FolderShare, the biggest surprise is that you can access the files on any computer you’ve designated, and on which you’ve installed the FolderShare client (which runs as a little icon in the system tray), from any Web browser in Windows or Mac OS X.
Sold on eBay: New-in-box Apple II, never opened
Sold on eBay: New-in-box Apple II, never opened
Mac Central - Though bidding on vintage computers can often start as low as $1, this Apple IIc from what was then called Apple Computer Inc. was more valuable: It was still in the original packaging and had never been opened. “When this auction came along, I knew I
Ask TUAW: Syncing from a portable to a desktop Mac, battery … - tuaw.com
Ask TUAW: Syncing from a portable to a desktop Mac, battery … - tuaw.com
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Ask TUAW: Syncing from a portable to a desktop Mac, battery …
tuaw.com, CA - I currently have a MBPro and I am thinking of spending some monies on a new iMac (mostly for videos etc.. but also because - well they're awesome. … |
5 Amazing Mac Apps for Getting Things Done
5 Amazing Mac Apps for Getting Things Done
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Mac OSX Cracked for PCs/More Update Woes
Apple opens faster Aperture 
Apple has launched the latest version of its Aperture raw-conversion and photo management software. The latest version has a redesigned interface that aims to be more accessible and intuitive. As well as adding "over 100 new features," version 2 is faster than V.1.5.6 (about two thirds of a stop faster?), and more attractively priced. Mac users who already own Aperture will be able to upgrade for $99, while the purchase price drops to $199 for newcomers. Users who bought Aperture 1.5 since January 1st 2008 can, before March 14th, upgrade for $9.95.
Mac OSX Cracked for PCs/More Update Woes
Mac OSX Cracked for PCs/More Update Woes
Firefox uncovers "hidden" speed boost for Safari
Firefox uncovers "hidden" speed boost for Safari
A leading Firefox developer has discovered that Apple has undocumented APIs in OS X that could give Safari a significant performance advantage over other browsers.
Apple opens faster Aperture Apple has launched the latest version of its Aperture raw-conversion and photo management software. The latest version has a redesigned interface that aims to be more accessible and intuitive. As well as adding "over 100 new features," version 2 is faster than V.1.5.6 (about two thirds of a stop faster?), and more attractively priced. Mac users who already own Aperture will be able to upgrade for $99, while the purchase price drops to $199 for newcomers. Users who bought Aperture 1.5 since January 1st 2008 can, before March 14th, upgrade for $9.95.
Will Vista SP1 Trample XP SP3, OS X and Linux in Its Way to the Top?
Will Vista SP1 Trample XP SP3, OS X and Linux in Its Way to the Top?
Softpedia - Slowly but surely, Windows Vista is leaving its rivals in the dust and making its way to the top. In terms of growth, neither Mac OS X nor Linux have been capable of keeping up with it. And following the introduction of SP1, there is only Windows XP
ITunes takes bigger slice of music pie
ITunes takes bigger slice of music pie
Chicago Sun-Times - Nessia Frazier listens on a Apple Computer iPod nano at the Apple store in 2006. (AP) Compact disc sales declined 19 percent in the last year, according to Nielsen SoundScan, which tracks retail sales
Apple Store Special Deals Blowout Includes $400-Off Aluminum iMac 24" - Gizmodo.com
Apple Store Special Deals Blowout Includes $400-Off Aluminum iMac 24" - Gizmodo.com
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Apple Store Special Deals Blowout Includes $400-Off Aluminum iMac 24"
Gizmodo.com - Apple is blowing out a whole bunch of Apple-certified refurbished models, from a current generation aluminum iMac 24" (amazing machine that I use daily) for … Refurbished Apple Gear is Cheaper and Ripe For the Taking |
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