Tuesday, January 15, 2002
Top Stories
Flat-Screen iMac Wows Design Guru
Apple's new iMac has won the endorsement of the influential computer design guru Don Norman.
News
iMac Is No Threat To CRT Screens, Say Experts
Steve Jobs' proclamation of the 'death of CRT' may have been a bit premature, some experts feel.
A Flat, Flat, Flat Screen World
With Apple's sleek new iMac leading the way, flat screen displays are poised to muscle bulky TV-style computer monitors off desks and into dumpsters.
The Universal Serial Bus Is A Wonderful Thing
If you're a veteran, then you've just got to love USB.
Maine Laptop Plan Moves Closer To Reality
Two thousand teachers will get laptops this spring, and seventh-graders will see them this fall in 241 schools across Maine.
Desklamp Is A Head-Turner
However you look at it, there's no doubt Apple Computer's new iMac is different from any other PC you've seen.
Opinion
Mac Rant: It's A Safe Bet The G5 Is On Its Way This Year
If this G5 power prognostication comes tru,e the computer world will once again be subjected to yet another round of advertising from Apple rightfully claiming it produces the most powerful (and coolest) computers around.
21st Century Tech Strategy War: Apple Vs Microsoft
As usual, Apple and Steve Jobs are setting the standard for ease-of-use and for advanced elegant functionality.
Will Apple Roll Out New High-End G5s In March?
Apple's traditional release schedule is that shortly after new consumer products are announced, the company goes through a brief period when its consumer product feature set resembles that of the professional line.
Discussion: Steve Jobs And The Oh-So-Cool iMac
Boot This! Industrial Designs Gain Cool Factor
I'd wager [Apple] is the only computer manufacturer that makes something that can even be considered art.
Review
Sidetrack
MacFixIt found a draft version of the new iMac's service instructions — and, of course, have details on what they've found.
An Apple A Day: OSXfaq.com.
Wintel
Wanted: A Factory For Xbox In Asia
Microsoft said Tuesday that it was looking for a production base in Asia to manufacture its Xbox game console for the Japanese market.
Korea Migrates 120K Civil Servants To Linux Desktop
The Korean government is to buy 120,000 copies of Hancom Linux Deluxe this year, enough to switch 23 per cent of its installed base Microsoft user to open source equivalents.