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Recent iMac Related Editorials

  • Pismo or Graphite iBook?, Dan Knight, iBook/PowerBook Page, 2/8. A stunning image of what a future black & graphite portable could look like.
  • A knowledgeable Mac bigot, Kevin Thomas, My First Mac, 2/8. "Along the way, I have gone from being an ignorant bigoted Mac user to a knowledgeable bigoted Mac user."
  • The dubious economics of processor upgrades, Charles Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings, 2/7. Even if you can upgrade the CPU, should you?
  • Where are the new Macs?, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 2/4. Everyone was predicting new hardware at Macworld Expo....
  • Backing up your Mac, Charlie Ruggiero, Mac Daniel, 2/4. "What do you recommend for backing up the data on your Mac?"
  • More Backup Basics, Charles Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings, 2/1. A look at Redux, a powerful freeware backup solution.
  • Connecting Macs, Chris Lawson, Mac Daniel, 2/1. Explains how to connect two or more Macs and copy files between them.
  • The World Wide Web, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 1/20. It's grown to over one billion pages with no end in sight.
  • Macintosh 2000 revisited, Dan Knight, Low End Mac, 1/19. Eight years ago Henry Bortman guessed what today's Mac would be. Today we're evaluating his predictions.
  • Mac shopping at CompUSA, Eric DeStefano, Mac Metamorphosis, 1/18. "All I have to do is go into the Macintosh section of a CompUSA and all the loser salesmen will leave me alone."
  • PC to Mac and back and back, My First Mac, 1/18. "I still love and use my original Mac Plus -- I would never get rid of it for anything."
  • SAM, the Sixteenth Anniversary Macintosh, Anne Onymus, The Rumor Mill, 1/18. Cross a Color Classic with a G3 and what do you get?
  • Using the right rodent helps reduce wrist pain, Charles Moore, Miscellaneous Rambling, 1/17. A look at ergonomics and real-world mouse use.
  • The main difference between Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, Rodney O. Lain, Things Macintosh, 1/17. "...there is one redeeming trait that Steve Jobs has over Bill Gates: Steve Jobs is a loser."
  • Preying on innocents, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 1/17. "Over time, you develop a sense for those you like, those you tolerate, and those you mistrust."
  • Skin off Apple's nose, Dan Knight, The iMac Channel, 1/14. "...Apple should be flattered."
  • Stealth Macs coming soon, Anne Onymus, The Rumor Mill, 1/14. What, is Apple thinking beige? Looks like it....
  • iReview reviewed, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 1/12. "Maybe I shouldn't be disappointed that Low End Mac didn't make the cut at iReview. I'm in very good company."
  • Insidious Microsoft Virus, Anne Onymus, The Rumor Mill, 1/11. "The virus exists as several separate components strewn through the Microsoft application...."
  • Beyond the box?, Paulo Rodrigues, iMac Musings, 1/10. Apple talks about going beyond "the box," but does any of the anticipated hardware do that?
  • Unbelievable!, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 1/7. MacOS Rumors claims to have served over 900,000 pages in twenty-four hours. I don't believe it.
  • Egg on my face, Dan Knight, Low End Mac, 1/7. I rate my hardware predictions. At least I was right about "something unexpected" and Steve Jobs not leaving.
  • The New Apple, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 1/6. By not showcasing hardware, Steve Jobs is trying to teach us something important.
  • Macworld 2000 Keynote Address Special Report, Mac News Today, 1/5. We couldn't be there, but caught it through the miracle of QuickTime 4.
  • Macworld prediction scorecard, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 1/4. Rate my predictions from late December against the reality of Macworld.
  • 1999 at Low End Mac, Dan Knight, 1/4. The publisher looks back at a very busy year for Low End Mac.
  • The Best Macs Ever, Dan Knight, Low End Mac, 1/3. "Apple has a tradition of great computers...."
  • more editorial content in the Mac Musings index, the 1998 archive, and the 1999 archive.
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