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January 01st, 2007
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Apple MacBook Pro
January 01st, 2007
January 01st, 2007
Where the G4 iBook and its predecessors routinely priced in at $3,000 or more depending on the specs, the MacBook is more in line with the rest of the laptop world, giving some top of the line PCs a run for their money.
A Renewed Assault
December 01st, 2005
December 01st, 2005
If you're a PC user sick of virii and jokes about Longhorn, you could make a much worse decision than moving to the safest and coolest OS there is — depending on the power of the PC you're coming from.
Add Life to your Emails
February 01st, 2003
February 01st, 2003
HTML emails are the darling of commercial operators for several reasons — not only do they look better, it's easier to track how many people read them. And there's no reason you can't send HTML emails to show family photos, portfolio samples to a prospective employer or just to entice
NEC Versa M540
April 01st, 2005
April 01st, 2005
Sometimes (in laptops designed just for business use) you won't get a very good sound system or graphics card, and that's a good thing; they not cheap and if you aren't a big gamer or music fan you won't need them.
Cool For Cats
September 01st, 2005
September 01st, 2005
The graphics technology that causes a little water ripple when you drag a widget to the live area to turn it on is beautiful — if you have the graphics card to handle it (most systems older than the original G5 don't).
Extensis QX Tools vs Xpert Tools Pro
December 01st, 2004
December 01st, 2004
The InDesign faithful really have no reason to claim Quark Xpress has no features. Standalone toolsets extend it further than you've imagined — we compare two of the best.