Month: April 2005

Filed under: How-tos, OS

Scott and C.K. would have you wait until at least 6pm today to get your Tiger bound books and eBooks. But I want mine now and I want mine free.

IT-Enquirer to the rescue. Their Tiger Migration Guide is available for download now and the free (low-rez, print-disabled) version is absolutely free – all 69 pages of it. If you like it and want to print it, share it or annotate it, you can spring for the high-res, printable version for only $5 USD. Buyers also get a Bonus Chapter containing the new and changed shortcuts.

The Guide covers
"only the changed and new features, and is meant to help you get started
quickly without taking away the fun of discovering the new OS."

Originally posted by Laurie Duncan from The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)

Apple has yet to officially unleash Mac OS X 10.4 “Tiger,” but already insiders are abuzz about the first update to the next-generation operating system, code-named “Atlanta.” Scheduled for release sometime next month, the Mac OS X 10.4.1 Update will reportedly tie several loose ends vacated when the Mac maker, on deadline, declared…

Originally from digg / tommytrc / dug

Wouldn’t be the first of its kind on the market, but an anonymous tipster just sent us this photo of what appears to be a new 8GB version of SanDisk’s Cruzer Mini USB flash drive. We can’t vouch for the authenticity of the image, but it’s probably time for SanDisk to up the maximum capacity of the Cruzer Mini line from 4GB to 8GB anyway, so it wouldn’t exactly surprise us if they announced this soon.

Originally posted by Peter Rojas from Engadget

…a great use of time. Really, people. It’s gonna come in handy on trivia night!

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Originally posted by sarah lane from sarah. word.

Filed under: Hardware

Amazon has just posted details of a new Power Mac G5 clocking in at 2.7 Ghz (two of ’em, natch).

Other things that are included are:

• Tiger
• 512 MB DDR SDRAM
• 250 GB Diskdrive
• 16X Dual Layer SuperDrive (CD/DVD+RW)

All of this for about $3000.

[Via MacMinute]

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Originally posted by Scott McNulty from The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)