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May 11 in Low End Mac History

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May 10 - May 12

1999

Fixing, preventing drive crashes, Evan Kleiman, Mac Happens. "After many tests, they told me that I would need to erase my hard drive. So I did, but this was a quite tedious task. I tried to find a faster way, and I did."

2000

Macintosh sound: The great and the pedestrian, Paulo Rodrigues, Tangerine Fusion. The iMac DV has stunning sound, so why does the G4 has such a pathetic sound system?
Gaming on '030s, Brian Rumsey, Low End Mac Gaming. There's still some life in those old '030s - and upgrades can be quite reasonable.
Macintosh 'Love Bug' virus, Anne Onymus, The Rumor Mill. It's been a week since the LoveLetter worm attacked Windows systems. Über-hacker Jeeves Stob explains why the Mac is not a popular virus target.
Mac Observers Edges Out Gnomes, SETIonMac. Team Mac Observer squeaked past Team Lockergnome by four work units this morning.
Team 6100 grows to five members, SETIonMac. Team has grown to five members and completed five units, with more in progress.

2001

Macs keep going and going, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive. How Macs end up saving money on the long term.
Keep the Mac off your network, Jeff Adkins, The Lite Side. A strategy guide for IT directors.
Finding SyQuest drivers, Michel Munger, Mac Daniel. SyQuest drivers are back online - but you might want to consider FWB Hard Disk Toolkit instead.
Mini optical mouse for laptop users, new iBook keyboard layout, bargain 'Books, and more, Charles Moore. Bargain 'Books, new iBook keyboard and hard drive, mini optical mouse, SmartDisk accessories for TiBook, more.

2005

The used Power Mac G4 value equation, Mark T Hooker, My Turn. The Mac mini completely changes the used Power Mac G4 value equation.
Benchmarking Tiger vs. Panther, Dan Knight, Mac Musings. While Macworld is revising their benchmarks for Tiger, other sites are comparing performance of OS X 10.3 and 10.4.
Mac OS X freeware I wouldn't want to be without, and free tech support for OS X, Beverly Woods, Acoustic Mac. Four very useful free OS X utilities and a free source for OS X tech support.

2006

Why I will probably buy another Mac, Dan Knight, Mac Musings. OSnews' "alcibiades" says he'll probably never buy another Mac. As someone who uses a computer to be productive, I can't see going any other way.
The Low End Mac value equation, Matthew Jay, My Turn. Value usually means picking a Mac "that's not quite cutting edge but still gets the job done and saves money."
Intel Core2 Duo to ship in July, can a Power Mac replacement be far behind?, The Macintel Report. Intel rebrands "Conroe" and "Merom" as Core2 Duo, and the debate over Apple's motivation behind Boot Camp continues.
iPod/iTunes could use cell phone network, French propose less restrictive DRM law, and more, iPod News Review. Also the new JBL Radial iPod speaker system, the first Bluetooth adapter for the iPod nano, and software to convert WMA, ASF, and WMV files to formats the iPod can use.

2007

LED backlight coming to MacBooks, Intel's new Centrino CPUs, Danish iBook G4 complaint, and more, The 'Book Review. Also different drive sizes, manganese could double battery life, using a MacBook with the display turned off, bargain 'Books from $170 to $2,299, and more.
Apple ramps up distribution, future of the Mac mini, a fast and free word processor, and more, Mac News Review. Also the NeoOffice option, Miglia TVMax+, OS X keyboard shortcuts, PowerLogix CPU Director updated, a memory optimizer for OS X, and more.

May 10 - May 12

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