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Posted by Dr. Macenstein
Do you think you or someone you know should be our next Mac Chick of the Month?
Macenstein, in association with Incipio Technologies, Inc., makers of Incipio Cases and Accessories for iPhone, have teamed up to bring you The Great Mac Chick Casting Call!
Between now and October 31st, 2007, all entries […]
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Apple today announced that more than three billion songs have been purchased and downloaded from the iTunes Store, presumably 2 billion of which are from Fergie.
“We’d like to thank all of our customers who have contributed to this incredible milestone,” said Eddy Cue, Apple’s vice president of iTunes. iTunes […]
Posted by Lab Rat
According to PC World, Symantec has upped the warning level to Mac users this week on a Samba exploit first discovered in May of this year after discovering the exploit has been uploaded to the Metasploit hacking framework. Despite Samba’s developers having released a fix a day after the discovery, Apple […]
The NewerTech miniStack V2 is the must-have accessory for any Mac mini owner who is using their mini as a digital video recorder. The design nicely compliment’s the Mac mini, and does not take up much additional space nor add much additional noise to an entertainment center setting. The price is quite reasonable when you consider you are not only getting a large external hard drive, but also a USB and a FireWire hub, all wrapped up in a quiet, sleek package that nicely compliments your mini.
Price: $69.99 (no hard drive kit) up to $329.99 (750GB)
Pros: Beautiful Design, quiet operation, provides much needed storage and expansion lacking from the Mac mini
Cons: non significant
Price: $119.99 (no hard drive kit) up to $549.99 (1.0TB )
Pros: Provides extra storage and “high-end” ports, quiet operation
Cons: New features are not designed to work with the Mac mini, although it retains the same Mac mini styling as its predecessor; Offers 2 less FireWire 400 ports than the V2; Is more expensive due to the inclusion of the FW 800 and eSATA ports.
The V3 is a less clear choice. The hgher-end connection options seem geared for non-mini use, however the form factor remains the same as the V2.
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Tom Anthony, one of the daring tech-”crusaders” over at Apple TV Hacks apparently remembered that in the Latin alphabet, Jehovah starts with an ‘I’, and has now discovered the Holy Grail of Apple TV Geeks – namely, the ability to not only use an external USB hard drive as the primary […]
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You better not drop your iPhone if you are a Connecticut resident. Or Nevada. Or Alabama or Wyoming for that matter.
Faithful Macenstein reader hmmm alerts us that those 4 states have apparently joined together to form the new “AppleCare Axis of Evil“, refusing to allow Apple to offer the new […]
