Let’s do the math. Basic eMacs cost $800 each. Add AppleCare service plans and shipping or tax and the price is a cool thousand bucks per computer. Throw in extra memory and your grand total for two shiny new eMacs cruises into the $2200 range. That’s a lot of money, but you’re getting a lot of computer(s).
Read MoreMonth: September 2004
Thoughts on the website VidLit and interview with site creator Liz Dubelman
I knew instinctively this was something different, something I’d not seen before on the now almost predictable internet. The notice at the bottom of the screen that was loading said Total Running Time: 8:06. "Ruthie!" I yelled to my office mate across the hall, "I’m going to be busy for the next eight minutes!"
Read MoreThe REAL 20th Anniversary Macintosh
In May of 1997, Apple Computer Inc. released a dream machine, the 20th Anniversary Macintosh. The name, however, was a bit of a misnomer. 1997 was not a celebration of twenty years of the Macintosh, but rather the twenty-year anniversary of Apple Computers. Apple was formed in 1977, and to celebrate, Apple released a machine with a machine with a $7,500 price tag. Ouch!
Read MoreApple’s Little iTunes Pricing Problem in Europe
The first Apple iTunes Music Store opened in April 2003 and only serviced the United States, but was followed in June 2004 by three
Read MoreShareware: A Few Cool Applications You May Like
Take a quick peek at iTunesCool, Graphic Converter, and GCam! Submit your Shareware titles today!
Read MoreToast Titanium 6 With JAM
Review
If you into creating CD’s and DVD’s, you need Toast with JAM, an improvement over an already great product.
Read More9/11/2001 Retrospect: Another Day, and Another Day, and Another Day in Paradise
Given that we are all remembering that day, I would like to tell of my experience of the time around 9/11, a not so ordinary tale.
Read MoreMy Day – 9/11/01
It was the first time I actually felt my soul hurt.
Read MoreThe New G5 iMac: A Reality Check
The New G5 iMac: A Reality Check (9-10-04) Dr. Neale Monks. Is the new iMac as compromised as the original Bondi Blue iMac? Before we get too excited, Neale takes a quick reality check.
Read MoreReview: Kensington Wireless Optical Desktop for Mac
The keyboard, white with silver trim, with an attachable wrist rest, provides the user all the controls that they need to work online.
Read MoreBook Bytes – Which Garage Band book is best for you?
I suggest you glance through all the following reviews before heading to your favorite online or local bookseller. Here are the contenders
Read MoreThe Original earPod – Book Review
Every iPod user who actually carries the iPod around in his/her pocket knows that the earbuds’ cable is a hassle.
Read MoreiMac – Incredible Value or Overpriced Sucker Bet?
Most of the people whining are folks who know a little something about computers. These folks should also realize that most computer users know nothing about computers, and they like it that way.
Read MoreInside the new iMac
Apple hit another home run here, folks. Don’t believe me? Look at Apple’s next quarter’s profits come December. It will be their most profitable quarter ever.
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