Macs to the Max

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• Forming the next Macintosh generation, 2006.12.12. We've been hooked by the Mac. Now we have a responsibility to bring the experience to others and create a new generation of Mac users.
• Nintendo and Apple, industry leaders, 2006.09.13. Both Apple and Nintendo remain committed to providing the best platform in their market, and neither company is afraid of innovation.
• Is the G3 still a practical choice?, 2006.08.10. Although the G3 is several generations old, it has enough horsepower for most of the things we do on our computers.
• Is Apple's one-button mouse useful or hopelessly outdated?, 2006.08.07. It's all a question of how many buttons you need to do your work. For most Mac users, one button is still enough.
• How many Macs are too many Macs?, 2006.08.02. Has your obsession with the Mac gone too far? Do you have Macs sitting around that you don't use for anything any longer?
• 'Macs suck' and the PC conspiracy, 2006.06.26. Half the Windows users in an informal survey responded that "Macs suck" while also claiming to be unfamiliar with Macs. What's up with that?
• The Zen of Mac, 2006.06.07. "Macs give us the most productive and simple usefulness that other computers never come close to."
• Does technology improve our lives or just complicate it?, 2006.06.01. The question isn't what can technology do, but how can it simplify our lives, improve our efficiency, and reduce complication.
• The productive Mac: Tracking your projects and doing the work, 2006.05.25. The Mac can be a great tool for any type of project, including collaboration and scheduling.
• The good, the bad, and the ugly of upgrading your Mac, 2006.05.22. If your Mac is no longer powerful enough for your current needs, an upgrade might be a real alternative to buying a newer Mac.
• The Low End Mac value equation, My Turn, 2006.05.11. Value usually means picking a Mac "that's not quite cutting edge but still gets the job done and saves money."

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