LEM Archive - June 3

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June 3 in Low End Mac History

June 2 - June 4

2002

SE to Pismo in 14 months, PEA, My First Mac. How picking up that first SE 14 months ago changed this PC user's ways.
Plagiarism vs. research, Jeff Adkins, Mac Lab Report. A teacher's thoughts on detecting plagiarism and promoting real research.
Learning from the MacSlash fiasco, Dan Knight, Mac Musings. How one problem after another took MacSlash off the Web last week, and what we can learn from it.

2003

Thinking too different: Why Mac users are slow to adopt OS X, Dan Knight, Mac Musings. "...if Apple wants to gain converts, they need to make OS X as easy, as elegant, as simple, as powerful, as friendly, and as comfortable as the best OS these people have ever used - the classic Mac OS."
Netscape memorial service invitation, Jeff Adkins, The Lite Side. Microsoft sponsors memorial service for the latest casualty of the browser wars and Redmondonian monopolistic practices.

2005

The early adopter curse: Buy now or wait?, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive. You can buy hardware, software, and operating systems when they're brand new, or you can wait for the next revision with fewer bugs.
Notebook price drop, laptops a pain in the neck, iBook 500 retrospective, Pismo G3/900 upgrade tutorial, and more, The 'Book Review. Also PowerBookAuctions.com, two-finger scrolling for older 'Books, cordless mouse with one-year battery life, bargain 'Books from $400 to $1,499, and more.
Intel's mini look-alike, 10 best Mac accessories, two PC emulators, AlchemyTV, and more, Mac News Review. Also Apple products among PC World's best of 2005, FireWire drive/hub matches mini, PS/2 keyboard/mouse USB adapter, and more.
4 GB iPod shuffle coming, clever tape adapter, posable iGuy, driving directions on your iPod, and more, iPod News Review. Also iPod support in Mercedes B-Class, guide to music compression, new iPod speakers, and iPod purse, and much more.

2008

Low End Mac's Compleat Guide to the 12" PowerBook, Charles Moore, 'Book Value. The most compact PowerBook ever is very portable and has enough power to run Leopard decently.
Some G4 Macs not sweet enough for Leopard, low cost notebooks, SE/30 repairs, and more, Dan Knight, Low End Mac Mailbag. Also upgrading an AGP Power Mac, formerly broken iSub and Time Machine work after 10.5.3 update, and the story behind IBM compatibles.

June 2 - June 4

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