Author: Tim Robertson

The return address is from eMedia, the company that makes all the music learning software titles. I have reviewed one or two myself, years ago, but usually it is John Nemo reviewing the eMedia programs. So what ever is in this box will be a surprise, as I have no idea what it is.

So here a mystery for all your Macintosh aficionados and collectors.

Enjoy this old episode of the “Computer Chronicles with Stewart Cheifet”.

Tim has had the monopoly so far on the MyMac Unbox, but when my good lady rang me to say that the Cohen household was the recipient of an enormous box addressed to MyMac, I grabbed my camera and scissors and got to work!

Before the big shopping day hits this Thursday here in the U.S., I need to get caught up on some UnBox episodes! It’s been

My favorite time of the day, to write up another UnBox episode! Even this close to the Christmas holidays, I still enjoy ripping open

Now THAT is a big box! Large and rectangular. The company name on the box is Targus, who send me an email a while back about a new Mac Accessory Kit they had. I am guessing this is that!

Days behind and determined to catch up, it’s time for another fun-filled episode of the UnBox! A decent sized box with CEIVA, who are

Part of the beauty of the MyMac Unbox is our readers sharing the joy of discovery and sense of wonder as we uncover together

It’s Friday, and that means it’s time for another UnBox! Okay, being Friday has nothing to do with it. Ah, look at that nice

Not a huge box, but not small, either. The return address shows DLO, a company that has a lot of products I am always

I came home from work at my usual late hour and found a big box on my doorstep. Aha! The folks at Micronet finally

Apple Announces Its Last Year at Macworld CUPERTINO, California ”December 16, 2008 Apple® today announced that this year is the last year the company

I finally broke down and ordered a new Mac. I really love the small size of my full powered PowerBook 12’, but finally Apple