Low End Mac's News Reviews

Low End Mac publishes three weekly news roundups and one occassional one (Vintage Mac News):

Mac News Review is a weekly roundup of Apple and desktop Mac news, including new software and accessories.
The 'Book Review covers the week's Mac notebook news, new software and accessories related to 'Books, and interesting tech developments in the rest of the portable computing world.
The iOS News Review covers the week's iPad, iPod, iPhone, and Apple TV news.
Vintage Mac News covers recent news about pre-Intel Macs.

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Mac of the Day: Mac LC II, introduced 1992.03.23. The LC gets 4 MB base RAM, gains virtual memory thanks to 68030 CPU.
May 19 in LEM history: 99: Student Bill of Rights - 01: First Apple Stores - 03: Upgraded beige G3 problems - 04: The Mac legacy - More for Mac users in superstores than many realize - 06: Smart design make the MacBook a winner - 08: Top 10 freeware - My first iMac
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