It’s important to have a backup plan and stick to it. Ideally you will have at least two backup systems […]
Author Archives: Dan Knight
Apple has had some amazingly closed systems, some with not quite enough expansion, and a few that had so many […]
The first video game console, the $100 Magnavox Odyssey, was released 45 years ago in September 1972. The Odys […]
A lot has changed since the first Macintosh. Apple no longer uses a phone connector for its keyboard or DE-9 s […]
Editor’s note: Back in 2013 when Dan Knight still ran Low End Mac, it was around the time our website wa […]
The SuperMac Spectrum/8 LC video card is an accelerated 8-bit video card for the LC PDS (Processor Direct Slot […]
I have already looked at the origins of the computer mouse in Mouse Design: 1963 to 1983, ending the story bef […]
Apple did a very nice thing when it introduced the Power Mac G5 in June 2003 – it introduced a line that […]
The earliest Macs with their all-in-one design used a simple coiled keyboard cable similar to what telephones […]
Last year I made the switch from AT&T Mobile to Consumer Cellular. I was paying for more service than I ne […]
The Mac mini has been one of the most affordable desktop Macs ever made since the original G4 model was introd […]
The Mac mini seems to be the Mac that Apple forgets about for years between updates. The 2014 model came out t […]
In addition to lowendmac.com/ and our communities on Google Groups, Low End Mac has had a presence on Facebook […]
I was not aware that Apple had ever produced a RAID card for the Mac Pro until today. And at the same time I l […]
I was going to write an article about what a great value a used 4G iPod touch was for grandma or someone else […]
The first SLRs had clip-on external light meters, and those meters eventually became standard components. Unfo […]
SuperMac was once a major player in the Macintosh video market, building graphics cards, monitors, and the leg […]