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Low End Mac Editorial Index- Happy Birthday,
iMac!, Dan Knight, iMac Channel, 8/16. "The iMac
has redefined the industry and redefined Apple as a
trendsetter."
- Be thankful for Apple
secrecy, Stephen Van Esch, Mac Scope, 8/16. There
really is a good side to Apple secrecy.
- The Land Before
Silicon, Manuel Mejia, Mac Daniel, 8/16. Travels in
Russia with a PowerBook 100.
- The G4 Cube and Radeon
fans, Paulo Rodrigues, Tangerine Fusion, 8/16. How
ATI spilled a trade secret. Oops.
- My First Mac Clone,
Spencer, My First Mac, 8/15. Sometimes your first Mac
isn't even made by Apple.
- Observers closing on
Team Nippon, SETIonMac, 8/15. We've been catching up
for about two months; we should pass them any day
now.
- The new Macs in
business, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 8/14. The impact
of the new Macs on one Mac-using business.
- Macster on the
iMac, Evan Kleiman, Mac Daniel, 8/14. There are some
problems with Macster on the iMac. Evan explains how to
work around them.
- The Cube: Just what
we ordered?, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 8/11. A
look at the limitations of the Power Mac G4 Cube.
- Big Apple changes
acomin', Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 8/10. "With Apple
driving the change, we can only hope it also brings us
into a new comfort zone that fits as well as the current
one."
- Mac users, the only
true computer enthusiasts, Stephen Van Esch, Mac
Scope, 8/9. We buy Macs for looks and performance,
not just a powerful engine.
- Looking back at
Macworld, Bryan Rumsey, Low End Mac Gaming, 8/8. Is
the Cube a gaming machine? What new games look
promising?
- My perfect
PowerBook, Dan Knight, iBook & PowerBook Page,
8/8. A history of portables and list of features in the
"perfect" PowerBook.
- It's the bugs that
bug me, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 8/4. We
never had to update firmware with older Macs. Why is
today so different?
- Mac OS X Server
1.2, Eric DeStefano, Mac Metamorphosis, 8/4. Not only
has Eric moved across the country, but he's picked up a
9500 and set up OS X Server.
- Wide selection of
PowerBook drive upgrades, Charles W. Moore,
Miscellaneous Ramblings, 8/3. Lots of options available,
even for older PowerBooks that use SCSI hard drives.
- Moving our
lists, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 8/3. We've moved our
family of email list to a new server -- here's why.
- Apple sues Cobalt
over cube, Anne Onymus, Rumor Mill, 8/3. "None of
this would have been possible if Apple hadn't purchased
NeXT lock, stock, and barrel."
- Berst misses the boat
again, Stephen Van Esch, Mac Scope, 8/2. ZDNet's
Jesse Berst just doesn't get Apple -- he thinks all is
lost because Jobs hasn't unveiled a PDA or phone.
- Review:
ihateapple.com, Paulo Rodrigues, Tangerine Fusion,
8/2. Believe it or not, it's an excellent source of
information, albeit biased against Apple.
- Borg sue Apple
over Cube, Anne Onymus, Rumor Mill, 8/2. "Resistance
is futile," said the Borg spokesdrone. "We pioneered the
cube concept millenia ago...."
- Professional
Baseball sues Apple over sphere, Anne Onymus, Rumor
Mill, 8/1. Major League Baseball claims new Apple
spherical speakers infringe on design of the
baseball.
- Power Macintosh G3
Guide, 8/1. A quick overview of the beige desktop and
mini tower, the All-in-One, and the blue &
white.
- Review: Contour
Design UniTray, Dan Knight, 7/29. "If you're looking
for a better mouse pad, the UniTray is a definite
contender."
- Upgrading a Power
Mac 7500, Chris Lawson, Mac Daniel, 7/28. A look at
memory, video, hard drive, and processor upgrades for one
of Apple's most upgradable Power Macs.
- Review: Sonnet Tempo
Ultra ATA66 Macintosh PCI Host Adapter, Dan Knight,
7/28. At US$99, the most economical way to put IDE
support in a PCI Power Mac -- and it's fast.
- Processor upgrade
market never better, Charles W. Moore, Miscellaneous
Ramblings, 7/27. We've never had more upgrade options
than today; here's a quick overview.
- PowerBook
Cubed?, Dan Knight and Anne Onymus, RumorLog, 7/27.
Some believe the PowerBook equivalent of the Cube will
have the same footprint as Pismo. We beg to differ.
- Trends at
Macworld, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 7/26. Optical
mice, small mice, specialty keyboard, FireWire, AirPort,
and more.
- Missing from
Macworld, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 7/25. The items
not seen or not available for purchase as Macworld
Expo.
- Apple strongarms
Mac Junkie, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 7/24. Thanks to
Apple legal, an inept ISP completely wiped Mac Junkie --
right after the Expo keynote!
- More Macworld
reflections, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 7/24. A look
back at the show.
- Free ISP in Spain,
Cyber CDP, No Hype 56k Modem Page, 7/24. If you live in
Spain or might go there, this could come in handy.
- Macworld Expo
Report #3, Dan Knight, 7/21. A last look at the Expo
experience.
- PowerBook or
PowerDictionary?, Adam Robert Guha, 7/21. Apple
created the PowerBook as a small, book-sized Mac. Which
book were they thinking of?
- Macworld Expo
Report #2, Dan Knight, 7/20. A look at new Expo
products not released by Apple.
- Macworld Expo
Report #1, Dan Knight, 7/19. Yes, there is a Cube.
Also new iMac, Power Macs, mice, and keyboards.
- Optimizing Mac
software, Jonathan Ploudre, Back & Forth, 7/20.
Setting the right preferences can make your software work
more efficiently.
- To partition or not to
partion?, Charles W. Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings,
7/19. There are advantages to partitioning your hard
drive.
- RumorLog: What at Macworld
Expo?, Dan Knight and Anne Onymus, 7/18. Our best
guess at which rumors will prove true.
- Gaming with older
Power Macs, Brian Rumsey, Low End Mac Gaming, 7/18.
Setting up first-generation Power Macs and PowerPC
Performas for gaming.
- Midlife Mac lover,
Chris Volpe, My First Mac, 7/18. "I once vowed I'd never
own a computer, but that began to change when I left
journalism in 1998...."
- RumorLog: The Cube?,
Dan Knight and Anne Onymus, 7/17. We're not saying Apple
will make a cube, but looking at reasons why it
might.
- Macworld: Looking on
with Envy, Stephen Van Esch, Mac Scope, 7/17. We all
wish we could go to Macworld Expo -- but not this year
for Van Esch.
- Forward into the
past, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 7/14. To move
ahead, perhaps Apple needs to look into its past.
- Archive: PowerBooks,
ergonomics, and environmental illness, Charles W.
Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings, 3/26/99. Yes, they are
all tied together in this excellent article from last
year.
- Picking fast
software, Jonathan Ploudre, Back & Forth, 7/13.
All software is not created equal: some programs let you
work more efficiently.
- Last chance Mac
upgrades, Maxwell Martin Cabral, My Turn, 7/12.
Upgrade paths for older Macs -- not all are
practical.
- Outfitting the BTO
SuperMac S900, Charles W. Moore, Miscellaneous
Ramblings, 7/12. Building a custom Mac is a great way to
get exactly the computer you need.
- Shockwave 8 and
ShockMachine, Evan Kleiman, Mac Happens, 7/11. With
version 8, Shockwave for the Mac is solid as a rock and
could become a major player.
- Review: Realmz,
Bryan Rumsey, Low End Mac Gaming, 7/11. A great game
playable on almost any Mac that supports 256 colors.
- Salute to a Classic
II, Max Thom Stahl, My First Mac, 7/11. "What I
remember most was the games."
- The lovable Colour
Classic, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 7/10.
"Arguably one of the best computer designs ever, only
limited by its slow processor, bus speed, and 10 MB
memory limit."
- Road trip
reflections, Dan Knight, iBook & PowerMac Page,
7/10. Family vacation provides hands-on experience with a
PowerBook, Earthlink, and lots more.
- Three user
accelerators, Jonathan Ploudre, Back & Forth,
7/6. Three tips to improve the Macintosh experience.
- Apple is not your
friend, Stephen Van Esch, Mac Scope, 7/5. "Apple did
not create this community. The Mac community is a product
of Macintosh users."
- Resurrected
Centris, part 2, Chris Lawson, Mac Daniel, 7/5. New
drives and memory for the Centris 650, but there's
another problem.
- When Randy met Mac,
Randy Peterson, My First Mac, 7/4. "Maybe I finally had
real work to do, and getting it done was more important
to me than the mental exercise of coaxing a computer into
submission."
- The best sounding Mac
games, Brian Rumsey, Low End Mac Gaming, 7/3.
"...these games are all good enough with the speakers off
that their good audio effects are added bonuses, not the
only bright spots in otherwise dismal games."
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