Archives: September 2004
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Walt Mossberg’s Fall PC Buyer’s Guide: ‘Apple’s new iMac G5 is an excellent choice’
Most buyers will go with Windows PCs. But Apple’s new iMac models are an excellent choice. Not only are they beautifully…
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Sony to launch European ad blitz in attempt to derail Apple’s iTunes Music Store
Sony Corp. next week will launch a marketing blitz in Europe for its new Connect music download store…
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Apple Macs now cost less and run faster than Wintel PCs
About a month ago, I compared the cost for Apple’s desktop, server and laptop products to their nearest Dell equivalents…
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USA Today calls iMac G5 ‘exquisite’ but implies Mac OS X more secure than Windows due to obscurity
A softball tech question: Can you name the innovator whose gorgeously distinctive products earn praise from reviewers…
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‘Podcasting’ brings personalized audio programs to your iPod
‘Podcasting’ is a term that is probably unfamiliar to most people, but it represents a real potential change in the radio landscape…
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Beatles vs. Apple Computer: outcome is far from a lock for Beatles
For the third time since 1981, Apple faces a legal scrap with Apple Corps, the music- and copyright-management outfit…
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New York’s Putnam Valley students and teachers get Apple iBook G4s
Heavy backpacks stuffed with books may soon become artifacts in the Putnam Valley schools, where students…
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How to move your stuff easily from Windows PC to Apple Mac
Windows users, frustrated with patches for patches that patch patches, service packs that break their programs…
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Apple to launch ‘more than five’ new European iTunes Music Stores in October
Apple Computer is planning the next wave of expansion for its popular iTunes online music store with a multi-country…
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Apple increases .Mac combined storage to 250 MB for no extra charge; how to adjust .Mac storage sett
Apple has upped the combined storage for .Mac Mail and iDisk to 250 MB. That means .Mac members…
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Apple Mac OS X forerunner used to create World Wide Web
The European research facility, where the World Wide Web was invented, is 50 years old today…
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Apple’s iTunes Music Store makes U2, Eminem exclusives available
The iTunes Music Store has announced its second big-name exclusive in two days. Yesterday U2′s new single Vertigo…
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Apple introduces two New Jam Packs
Apple today introduced two new Jam Packs for its GarageBand music creation software, giving musicians and aspiring musicians…
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Apple introduces Logic Pro 7 & Logic Express 7
Apple today introduced Logic Pro 7 and Logic Express 7, the next major releases of its award-winning professional music creation…
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Oregon school system to purchase $800,000 worth of Apple laptops for students and teachers
The school board on Monday gave district staff the green light to negotiate a contract with Apple Computer…
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Ziff Davis Media launches ‘ExtremeiPod.com’ website for iPod users
Ziff Davis Media’s Internet division announced today a new website dedicated entirely to the experience…
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OWC expands Mercury Elite line with 400GB storage solutions
Other World Computing (OWC) today expanded its popular line of Mercury Elite external storage solutions…
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Apple to broadcast audio webcast of Q4 04 Quarterly Earnings Call on October 13th
Apple has announced that their conference call webcast discussing 4th Quarter 2004 financial results…
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The Washington Times: Apple’s compelling iMac G5 features ‘rock-solid Mac OS X operating system that
The arrival of Apple Computer’s iMac G5 raises the question: How much better can a computer get?
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New Freescale 90nm G4 processor likely to find home in Apple PowerBook, iBook
Motorola’s erstwhile chip division, Freescale, is expected to launch its latest G4-class processor, the MPC7448, today at its…
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Customers line up the night before for Kansas City Apple store grand opening
They’re a dedicated lot, these Apple people. The first pulled up chairs about 11:30 p.m. Friday. More followed soon…
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Apple releases Power Mac G5 Uniprocessor Firmware Update 5.1.5f2
Apple has released Power Mac G5 Uniprocessor Firmware Update 5.1.5f2. Apple explained the release…
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Is organized crime controlling your Windows PC?
A rise in attacks for financial gain, as opposed to attacks motivated by the creator’s desire to gain notoriety…
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Signs point to Apple introducing 60GB iPod
Toshiba on Monday announced in Japan that it’s increasing the song capacity of its Gigabeat line of hard drive-based…
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Australian gov’t buys Apple Xserve G5 servers, Xserve RAID systems
Apple Australia has landed a deal within federal government for its storage and server systems by selling 14 RAID storage systems…
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