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Welcome to Mac ScopeLow End Mac is pleased to welcome Steve Van Esch and his
Mac Scope column. Steve is a regular contributor at
osOpinion and runs
The Text Pound, a
small corner of the Web that tries to find a place for
homeless or abandoned articles. Steve loves the Mac and is
bilingual, since he's also fluent in Windows and French. In reviewing his articles on osOpinion to create the
links below, I'm impressed with how often Low End Mac has
already linked to Steve's articles. It's a real honor having
him join our staff. Dan Knight, publisher, Low End Mac Articles on Mac Scope- Be thankful for Apple
secrecy, 8/16/00. There really is a good side to
Apple secrecy.
- Mac users, the only true
computer enthusiasts, 8/9/00. We buy Macs for looks
and performance, not just a powerful engine.
- Berst misses the boat
again, 8/2/00. ZDNet's Jesse Berst just doesn't get
Apple -- he thinks all is lost because Jobs hasn't
unveiled a PDA or phone.
- Macworld: Looking on with
Envy, 7/17/00. We all wish we could go to Macworld
Expo -- but not this year for Van Esch.
- Apple is not your friend,
7/5/00. "Apple did not create this community. The Mac
community is a product of Macintosh users."
- Apple + Corel = A software
powerhouse?, 6/19/00. Someone could acquire Corel for
a song -- why not Apple?
- What is Apple's long-term
strategy?, 6/5/00. "So what's next for Apple? How
does it intend to remain on top?"
- Save $49,000?, 5/22/00.
Last week Apple dropped WebObjects from $50,000 to $699.
Was it that overpriced to begin with?
- Advantages of a small Mac
market, 5/15/00. "Our only real protection from
similar things [to ILOVEYOU] happening is the
minority status of Mac platform."
- The iMac and hot-swappable
expansion bay modules, 4/26/00. Why Apple should
adapt this PowerBook technology to the iMac.
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