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Digital Camera Dilemma SOLVED: What You REALLY Need to Know
What the fudge should a person buy, and then how to use the darn thing?
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Macworld San Francisco 2004 Report – The Rubin Report
Now first off, not to sound sexist, I should describe Macworld demographics on the floor. To be blunt, the crowd is mostly men of all ages, tilting heavily in the 20 to 40 year range, and a scattering of woman as well, but not nearly as many. Macworld is a total “nerd fest” for Mac lovers of all kind, but mostly young guys.
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Macworld San Francisco 2004 Special Report #6
Made two pages of notes waiting for others to arrive. Probably not able to get all scribbled on Tekserve loaner iBook tonight, but will try to be comprehensive and coherent. Said farewell to new colleague Owen Rubin before departing Moscone. He REALLY made the Macworld experience a winner for me, and will soon begin to publish features and reviews on a multitude of topics.
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More pictures from the Macworld Expo
Nemo and Owen Rubin have been scouring the showroom floor at this years Macworld Expo, and present some more pictures for MyMac.com!
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Macworld San Francisco 2004 Special Report #5
I went through a conversion of sorts during the night, after submitting Tuesday’s second set of Macworld Conference and Expo photos, plus wrap-up thoughts. Wonderful what five hours of solid sleep can do to restore Nemo’s sense of perspective.
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More pictures, Macworld Expo!
Here are some new pictures from Macworld Expo!
Read MoreAn iPod for the Rest of Us?
Well, Mr. Jobs went onstage today and introduced the iPod mini, something that the rumor sites and some of the big news sources had
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Nemo Macworld Special Report #4 Late Tuesday Night January 6, 2004
Macworld Expo is smallest in many years, fewest exhibitors, least number of new wowzer products, but quality and commitment is tops in every category. Entire show could fit into giant South Hall, which would change flavor of event but make it more buzzworthy, MUCH easier to see more products in less time.
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Macworld San Francisco 2004 Special Report #2
I left you in suspense, not being able to finish part one. Wrote that first segment in Moscone Media Room (#104, under south escalator, if you’re looking for Nemo + Rubin) on an eMac provided by the conference. Wanted to try Panther out on the eMac. It’s okay, but not as swift as I would like. Room for improvement in OS X performance? Yes, indeed. Will compare to mighty Tekserve iBook tomorrow, which boots into OS 9.2.2.
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Macworld San Francisco 2004 Special Report #3 – Pictures!
Macworld San Francisco 2004 Special Report #3 – Pictures!
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E-Rate for Education: It Could Have Been So Simple
Under my proposal, schools would be free to spend money where they know it can be best used. The ability to buy new computers, projectors, and laser printers would do wonders for assisting in implementing technology across all curriculum areas…
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Macworld San Francisco 2004 Special Report #1
Macworld San Francisco 2004 Special Report #1 by John Nemerovski, with support from Owen Rubin
Thanks in advance for reading our series of commentaries and reports, live from the showroom floor at 2004’s Macworld Conference & Expo, held at Moscone Center in downtown San Francisco. I’ll be submitting articles, as will our newest writer, Owen Rubin. Here’s my preview diary.
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Take Control of Customizing Panther
Review
David Weeks reviews the latest offering from TidBITS press.
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Media Edit Pro
Review
…what do I give up if I ditch iMovie and start using MEP? Well, MEP does everything iMovie does as well as plenty of other neat stuff I haven’t mentioned (for example: you can set the dimensions of the movie).
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The Mouse
Review
A mouse is a mouse is a mouse, no? Well, no, not really. Everyone reading this probably has a mouse nearby, even if you are using a Trackpad on a PowerBook. But there are times, especially graphic manipulation, where using a mouse is simply easier and more accurate.
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What’s your story?
With the twentieth anniversary of the Macintosh upon us, I felt that this would be an appropriate time to tell “my story”, of how I came to be such a fan of this computing platform. Heck, everyone has stories, right
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Willow Design PowerBook Backpack & WiebeTech Portable Hard Drive
Review
Two categories of new products have become ubiquitous during the past year: rugged, comfy laptop backpacks, and small, speedy external hard drives. Nemo and Weeks are big fans of both classes of items, and the good news keeps getting better
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SmartWrap
Review
SmartWrap instantly removes the quotation marks, and removes any hard carriage returns so the text will wrap appropriately
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Take Control of Users and Accounts in Panther
Review
A clear and concise writing style, coupled with clear graphics and notes, makes reading easy on the eyes and brain. TCUAP is no boat anchor
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