Lowepro Verapack 200 AW Company: Lowepro Price: $129.00 Lowepro’s Versapack 200 AW is a lightweight, all weather camera backpack. There are two main compartments:
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MyMac Podcast 307: With Listener invite Gaz!‚ or Guy
Gaz is back from a work and holiday break from the podcast and got to see the Royal Air Force Red Arrows acrobatic flying
Read MoreMyMac Podcast 306 – Tim Returns
Tim Robertson returns to host the MyMac podcast. This episode features a discussion on the new Microsoft Buy a PC campaign against the Mac,
Read MoreGizmos: Never Too Early for Stocking Stuffers
Pelican i1015 Company: Pelican Price: $27 on Amazon iPods and iPhones fit snugly in this hard plastic protective case from Pelican. The inside of
Read MoreGeekiest Show Ever 34 – Clone Wars and More
Chad and Tim ramble on and on about Star Wars, Macs, iPads, Green Hornet, Harry Potter Lego Year 1-4, Red Dead Redemption, and much more
Read MoreGeekiest Show Ever 33 – After Contact
Tim Robertson and Chad Perry talk about what life would be like, politically, religiously, educationally, etc. on Earth if actual, no question contact with an alien life actually happened.
Read MoreFeatures I like and don’t about Adobe Illustrator CS4
I’m still not completely sold on this new feature but have found myself using it quite often. Maybe I’m just getting too old to deal with change even if it is for the better.
First Look – Aluminum Unibody 15†MacBook Pro
Before I start with my critique, let me give you a little background. I’m a graphic professional that also provides IT help desk support for a large publishing company. I bought this Mac with the specific task of providing tech support and general surfing. When it comes do doing design work I’m still a desktop kind of guy. That said, this is not my first portable Mac. Prior to this 15†MacBook Pro I’ve been a proud owner of two 12†iBooks. The reason for the timing for this new purchase is because my last iBook didn’t survive the return flight from Anaheim, California last month.
Kevin O’Neil’s Imagine Poker
Review and Interview
If you’re interested in playing a game of poker anytime you want, then mosey on over to http://www.candywriter.com and check out Kevin O’Neil’s Imagine Poker.
To longtime My Mac readers, the name O’Neil may ring a bell. That’s because Kevin’s dad was Mick O’Neil, a MyMac.com writer from 1997 until his untimely passing in 2001.
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