The
iMac
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iMac Ring is a collection of iMac specific sites that are
working together to promote the iMac. Unlike most rings,
it's small enough that we don't worry about fancy ring
management software -- we just put links to the other pages
on our sites. (Also, any site dealing with the iMac is
invited to join the iMac
Web Ring, which is a ring in the
more traditional model.)
If you want information on the iMac,
these are the best sites to visit (listed in the order they
arrived on the world wide web). Artwork for the iMac ring by Jim
Shoemaker. You can see more of his work online at
<http://home.earthlink.net/~bujin/>. Member sites- The
iMac NewsPage, launched on
1 June 1998. The focus is mainly within the US, but also
the Asia and Pacific market.
- the iMac
channel, begun 6 June
1998, provides links to iMac news stories and editorials
about the iMac.
- iMac2Day,
started on 9 June 1998, dedicated to bringing you the
news you need to use your iMac today and tomorrow -
bringing you reviews, news of USB devices and the latest
in iMac technology.
- the
iMac.com, launched 19 June
1998, The iMac is devoted to providing a resource for Mac
users to get the information they need about the latest
iMac developments, find out where to buy an iMac, talking
about iMacs, and in getting answers to their problems (if
they have any) when they buy their iMac.
- iMac
Support Center at
About.com
- iMacOnline,
headline news links
- iMac
Currents, provides
articles, contests and iMac news.
- The
iMac Best 5, the five top
iMac pages on the Web, with daily iMac news and
tips.
- Peripherals.Net,
looking at USB and FireWire peripherals
- Daily
iMac mostly focuses on
original content: articles, buzzword busting, realistic
evangelizing tips, how-to's, links to the news of the
day. Technology for everyday folks, in plain English.
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