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 [Adinoto.blogspot.com] adinoto's blog: 2005-02-13: Berawal dari niat saya melungsurkan Apple PowerBook G3 saya agar dapat dia pergunakan untuk keperluan mengajar (karena saya capek ngurusin laptop PC Windowsnya yang selalu bermasalah dengan virus/worms), saya memintanya untuk melakukan do-it-yourself test (sebagai seseorang yang awam dengan platform Mac OS). Saya minta dia memindahkan sendiri file2 pekerjaannya dari mesin desktop Windows ke PowerBook via USB FlashDisk, voila, ternyata dia dengan mudah dapat membuka dan meneruskan pekerjaannya di Microsoft Office 2001 for Mac.

 [Russellbeattie.com] Russell Beattie Notebook - OSX Tiger Cometh: As for Tiger, I am going to hold off until the first or second update before I switch. Panther had a few issues right off the bat that were fairly big and the big issue stuff gets fixed within the first few updates (for instance the encryption would ruin your drive and other big ticket things like that).

 [Blog.ziffdavis.com] Mac mini Won't Drive Big Enterprise Sales: What about offering private branding for Comcast or Earthlink, which would offer a nearly trouble free web cruising machine that could be configured remotely by either's install department, creating a great Comcast/Earthlink widepipe experience for their tech-illiterate user base -- bonus points -- Comcast/Earthlink's support costs would DROP with each MacMini they installed, since once configured correctly, OSX based MacMinis would just RUN without hiccups or viruses/malware concerns. Comcast/Earthlink COULD simply tack on an additional $10.00 per month to the customer's ISP bill (or whatever amount is appropriate), much like they do with their cable/DSL/digital TV modem boxes.

[Laptops.engadget.com] Gateway’s 17-inch M680 laptop - Laptops - laptops.engadget.com: The styling is nothing to get too excited about, but the M680, which weighs 7.7 pounds and is just 1.24 inches thick, is pretty light and thin for a 17-inch laptop (or at least one that isn’t also a PowerBook). Comes in two versions, the budget-priced M680S and the top of the line M680XL, both of which have 1680 x 1050 resolution displays:

 [Macdailynews.com] MacDailyNews - Apple and Mac News - Welcome Home: "Of course, given its 64-bit G5 processors, fast frontside bus, 2GB of SDRAM and top-of-the-line (at least from Apple) ATI Radeon 9800 Pro video card, it should. Apple, since the G5's introduction in June, has touted the new chip's processing power in numerous comparisons with Pentium 4 machines, and rightfully so.

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