MyMac Podcast #156
Return of the Perry

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Chad returns after a long absence to chat with Guy, Tim, and Robert about which Mac gifts you would give and like to get. If you have a Mac user on your holiday gift list, give this show a listen. Also, John Nemo shares some music recorded on his Edirol R-09. And finally, David Cohen looks at what Leopard brings to the table in a Windows world.

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Review



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