LowePro Compact AW DV Bag
Review

If you’ve plunked down upwards of two g’s for a really nice video camera you’re going to want a nice bag to store said bank account breaking piece of digital goodness.

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Review – Wireless Printer Kit

Every computer user has to deal with cables for AC power, cables for USB, cables for FireWire, cable for mice, cables for speakers, and cables for monitors.

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Take Control of Upgrading to Panther
Review

TidBITS founders Adam and Tonya Engst have launched a new series of ebooks. Published by TidBITS Electronic Publishing, the series is called Take Control. The premiere title in the series is Take Control of Upgrading to Panther, written by Joe Kissell.

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What’s New Pussycat

What’s New Pussycat (10-25-03) Dr. Neale Monks. Neale Monks takes a look at the key new features in Panther and wonders whether they’re enough to make the home and small office user want to change.

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Mac OS X Disc 1: The Basics DVD
Review

So here we have a great idea: make a DVD that will show how to use Mac OS X, or at least the basics of the system. Great production skill went into this DVD, with some beautiful screen shots, crisp and clear video, and a few experts to walk you through it all.

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Skating the Ragged Edge

It is probably inevitable that all of us who are the consumers of the new millennium are destined to live on the cutting edge of our technology. In other words, we want the latest and greatest of whatever there is to be had in the way of computers, laptops, iPods, Video gear, gadgets and toys, etc… al.

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The Death of Liberty

he is tired and worn. She slaves everyday scrubbing floors, preparing meals, dressing her children, and sending them off into the everyday world of America. She has given birth to a discordant family; Brothers do not speak to brothers, sisters do not speak to sisters. She loves them all, and they all claim to love her, but their love does not reach to each other. Liberty is heartbroken. At the days end, while they sleep, she weeps.

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The FCC: Federal Chaos Commission

In the not too distant past, radio and television were invented. As a tool of instant communication, these discoveries were immediately recognized as a national resource. The government took steps to regulate and administer these airwave technologies in a manner that they thought would best serve our ill-defined “national interest.”

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