FastMac offers G4 upgrade for slot-loading iMacs
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G4 processor upgrade for slot-loading G3
iMacs
G4 processor upgrade for slot-loading G3
iMacs
03/24/2005 11:41 AMFastMac has announced a G4 processor upgrade for Apple’s slot-loading
iMac G3 computers.
The upgrade replaces the original G3 CPU with a G4 CPU operating at
550 MHz and doubles the backside cache from 512k to 1 full MB,
resulting in a 3 to 4 times boost in speed & performance. After the
upgrade, the machine will be able to run programs it could not run
before, including GarageBand, iChat AV with iSight, and others. The
upgrade is 100% compatible with OS 9 and X, and is warranted for one
year.
MCE intros slot-loading CD-R/RW drive
for original iMacs
MCE intros slot-loading CD-R/RW drive
for original iMacs
06/15/2004 06:34 AMMCE Technologies has introduced an
internal 24X slot-loading
CD-R/RW drive that replaces the tray-loading CD-ROM drive found in
the original iMac. It can burn CDs in iTunes and the Finder, and it
ships with Roxio's Toast Lite software. The drive burns CD-R and CD-RW
media at 24X and 16X speed, respectively, with the ability to read CDs
at 24X speed as well as read data off DVD-RAM, DVD-R and DVD-RW discs.
It requires Mac OS X v10.1.5 or higher and is compatible with original
iMacs Rev. A-D, which ran at 233, 266 and 333MHz. The retail price is
US$179.
New: G4 upgrade for Slot-Loading iMac
New: G4 upgrade for Slot-Loading iMac
03/22/2005 04:35 PMFastMac released a G4 upgrade for Slot-Loading iMac G3s, operating at
550 MHz with 1 MB of backside cache.
MCE offers 8x slot-loading SuperDrive
for iBook G3
MCE offers 8x slot-loading SuperDrive
for iBook G3
04/18/2005 06:27 PMMCE Technologies today announced an 8x DVD-R slot-loading internal
SuperDrive upgrade to replace the tray-loading drive in 12- and
14-inch iBook G3s...
FastMac introduces iPod battery upgrade
FastMac introduces iPod battery upgrade
06/22/2005 01:54 AMFastMac on Monday announced an iPod battery upgrade that utilizes
patented nanoparticle technology. The company's new upgrade utilizes
patented nanoparticle technology codenamed “TruePower,” that
significantly slows the degradation of the battery by protecting and
preventing damage to the battery’s internal lithium crystal matrix
caused by power spikes.
“If you’re spending more time recharging your iPod than you are
actually using it, this upgrade is for you” Business Development
Manager for FastMac Performance Upgrades Michael Lowdermilk said.
“This really is the last battery your iPod will ever need.”
The upgrade is available for first, second and third generation iPods
and comes with a two-year warranty.
Review: FastMac 1.5GHz PowerMac G4 AGP
Upgrade
Review: FastMac 1.5GHz PowerMac G4 AGP
Upgrade
08/19/2004 03:16 PMFor this week's Spymac product review, we decided to test out <a
href="http://www.fastmac.com"
target="_blank">FastMac</a>'s $499.95 (US) <a
href="http://www.fastmac.com/products/processors/agp.php"
target="_blank">1.5GHz PowerMac G4 AGP upgrade</a>.
I'm sure that you've all seen the ads from various manufacturers in
your favorite Mac magazine, "Turn your <a
href="http://www.apple-history.com/noframes/body.php?page=gallery
&model=aI" target="_blank">Apple I</a> into a
<a
href="http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore
.woa/71807/wo/pM44OJcrcbC836LFmVOgbjooRJk/0.0.9.1.0.6.21.1.2.1.2.0.0.1
.0" target="_blank">Dual 2.5GHz PowerPC G5</a>
with this simple hardware drop-in!" Could they be true? Is your
early-model Macintosh able to serve a purpose better than that of a
paper weight or professional dust collector? Well, I'm about to
answer those questions for you, and more.
I can still remember the day when I made the switch from PC to Mac.
The sun was shining, the birds were chirping and my parents had just
lent me eight thousand dollars (NOTE TO PARENTS: "Thanks").
Her name, was <a
href="http://www.apple-history.com/noframes/body.php?page=gallery
&model=g4giga" target="_blank">G4 Gigabit
Ethernet</a>, code name "Mystic", and she was
beautiful. With her dual 500MHz processors, industry-first standard
1000 Base-T ethernet, 256MB of RAM, 40GB hard drive, ATI RAGE 128 Pro
video card, internal DVD-RAM drive, 2 USB and Firewire ports and 250MB
internal ZIP drive she could bring any application to its knees.
Photoshop, "Bring it on". Illustrator, "HA."
Director, "Tell me again about this 'rendering time', because
I've never seen such a thing." But over time, the applications
grew stronger, and while they were in development, with super houses
around the globe beefing up, my baby was reluctantly nearing
retirement. She was a tough old broad though, and could still run
with the new kids on the block, <a
href="http://www.apple-history.com/noframes/body.php?page=gallery
&model=g4da" target="_blank">Digital
Audio</a>, <a
href="http://www.apple-history.com/noframes/body.php?page=gallery
&model=g4_quicksilver"
target="_blank">Quicksilver</a>, and even <a
href="http://www.donniewahlberg.com/"
target="_blank">Donnie</a>. Sadly though, we both
knew that our time together was nearing an end, or was it?
Enter <a href="http://www.fastmac.com"
target="_blank">FastMac</a>. Based in the good ol'
US of A, <a href="http://www.fastmac.com"
target="_blank">FastMac</a> has been reuniting Mac
lovers with their old flames since 1998. With upgrades available for
almost every early-model Macintosh under the sun, it's almost
guaranteed that you will love again (click <a
href="http://fastmac.com/products/index.php">here</a&g
t; for a complete listing of upgradeable machines). As previously
mentioned, we chose to resurrect my Dual 500MHz Gigabit Ethernet G4
using the <a
href="http://www.fastmac.com/products/processors/agp.php"
target="_blank">1.5GHz PowerMac G4 AGP upgrade</a>.
The company's website claims that, "in no time, your machine will
once again be transformed into a tower of power," and by oh boy,
they sure as heck weren't lying.
On the morning that the processor arrived I decided to walk home for
lunch. I opened the door, shouted, "Honey, I'm home," to no
response I might add, and headed upstairs to my office. Once there,
things couldn't have been any more simple. With one lift of my
fingers, I opened the side panel of my G4 to expose its metallic
innards. Armed with only a pair of common household phillips and
flathead screwdrivers, I began the operation. Remove heatsink,
"check," remove original processor "check,"
install new <a href="http://www.fastmac.com"
target="_blank">FastMac</a> processor
"check," smile at ease of process "check".
Anyhow, once the new unit was installed, I followed the directions and
rebooted my computer (for those of you who have never attempted a
hardware installation in your life, this is the point at which your
heart beats at approximately 130BPM, your head begins to sweat and
every second seems like about ten hours). After a series of standard
whizzes and purrs I saw that familiar start up screen. The air was
then filled with cries of "Hallelujah!" and "Boo Yeah!
Boo Yeah! Who's your daddy now sucka?" Time to test this puppy
out, first stop, the System Profiler. By default, the upgraded <a
href="http://www.fastmac.com"
target="_blank">FastMac</a> processor comes preset
for machines with a 100MHz bus speed, such as mine. Thus, immediately
the System Profiler detected this wonderful new addition to the family
and gave me the following readout, "CPU Speed: 1.5 GHz". So
far, so great. What would be the next logical step in testing out
this little gift from above? You guessed it, open up twenty
applications including Photoshop, Illustrator, Director, iTunes, Final
Cut Pro and Maya. After all twenty applications were open, I clicked
on a song from my iTunes playlist and went to town on this processor.
In every graphics application, applying filters was noticeably faster.
It is here that I must make a confession however. When I first heard
of the news that my dual processor tag-team would be exchanged for a
solo single processor, I had my doubts. Two are better than one,
right? Not in this case my friends. With multiple images being
mutilated in multiple programs at a single time, the computer didn't
even so much as hiccup. Most systems would have begged for mercy at
this point, but my little warrior was begging for more. Why not throw
some video rendering in there? How about some audio filters? Oh,
what's that, you want some 3D rendering in there as well? Done.
Still, she chugged on with a look in her eyes that seemed to say,
"Is that all you got punk?" That was all that I had. Every
operation performed faster. Whether it was something as big as
rendering an entire video clip, or as small as opening a Finder
window, the speed increase was noticeable. My baby was back, and she
was better than ever.
Taking into account all of the above, I give this product "Two
Thumbs Up," "5 Stars," and a pat on the back. For only
$499.95 (US) you can breathe new life into a computer that you once
thought to be deceased. Not ready to spend that much on your baby
(shame on you)? <a href="http://www.fastmac.com"
target="_blank">FastMac</a> offers a number of G4
upgrades, such as the 700MHz upgrade, starting at $199.95 (US).
However, there are other options available. Maybe you feel it's time
to move on, maybe you can't stand the sight of her anymore, maybe,
just maybe, it is time to move on. If you've lost that loving
feeling, for around $799.00 (US) you can enter into a new relationship
with the <a
href="http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore
.woa/71007/wo/S87qBIpMTyek26ptpLx1AYK02LN/0.0.9.1.0.6.21.1.2.1.0.0.0.1
.0" target="_blank">1.25GHz Combo-Drive eMac
G4</a>. The choice is yours, so follow your heart.
For more information on the <a
href="http://www.fastmac.com/products/processors/agp.php>1.5GH
z PowerMac G4 AGP upgrade</a>, and other available <a
href="http://www.fastmac.com"
target="_blank">FastMac</a> products, check out
their website at <a
href="http://www.fastmac.com">www.fastmac.com</a>.
Products can be purchased online through their store, and the site
also includes an FAQ section to help answer any questions that you may
have. Oh, and there's one more thing, are you ready for this? All
Spymac members will receive free shipping on all <a
href="http://www.fastmac.com"
target="_blank">FastMac</a> products*. As if that
wasn't enough, all Spymac members that recruit three new members
during the month of August will receive a chance to win a premium
upgrade prize package from <a
href="http://www.fastmac.com"
target="_blank">FastMac</a> in our "The More
We Grow The Faster You Go" challenge (for more details on this
contest, click <a
href="http://www.spymac.com/news/index.php?contentid=608"
target="_blank">here</a>). As the saying goes,
"It's better to have loved and lost, then to never have loved at
all," well now, with a <a
href="http://www.fastmac.com"
target="_blank">FastMac</a> upgrade, you can keep
that love alive for years to come.
(Look for our FastMac 446MHz G4 Tray Loading iMac review in the near
future)
*Some restrictions do apply. Contact the team at <a
href="http://www.fastmac.com"
target="_blank">FastMac</a> for more information,
<a href="http://www.fastmac.com"
target="_blank">www.fastmac.com</a>.
FastMac announces iPod battery upgrade
FastMac announces iPod battery upgrade
06/22/2005 02:22 AMFastMac today announced an iPod battery upgrade that utilizes what the
company says is "patented nanoparticle technology to dramatically
extend battery lifespan."...
MCE slot-loading drive replaces original
iMac drive
MCE slot-loading drive replaces original
iMac drive
06/14/2004 02:50 PMMCE Technologies is now offering an internal 24x slot-loading CD-R/RW
drive for replacing the tray-loading CD-ROM drive in the original iMac
(233, 266, and 333MHz, Rev...
Quick look: 466 MHz G4 tray-loading iMac
upgrade
Quick look: 466 MHz G4 tray-loading iMac
upgrade
09/03/2004 12:22 PMThe <a
href="http://fastmac.com/products/processors/tl_imac.php"
target="_blank">iMac Tray-Load G4/466MHz
upgrade</a> from <a href="http://fastmac.com"
target="_blank">FastMac</a> has a Motorola 450MHz
G4 7400 processor running at 466MHz, an upgraded 1 MB backside cache,
an AltiVec Velocity Engine and a 1 year limited (defect and
workmanship) warranty. Though only beginning to sell its products
under the FastMac name to consumers in 2003, the company has been
creating and selling upgrade products for Macintosh computers since
1998.
The upgraded machine was a Grape 333 MHz iMac with a recently upgraded
80 GB hard drive. Installing the FastMac processor upgrade is fairly
straight-forward when following FastMac's provided instructions.
After removing the cables it is advised that the computer be left for
five minutes in order for the components to cool. Following the five
minute wait, the next step was to remove the screws at the top of the
logic board/mass storage chassis. That step was followed by
disconnecting the audio, RGB, main power and IrDA cables, then
removing the logic board/mass storage chassis. Later the processor
card top shield was removed, then the heat sink clip and heat sink.
The processor card was then removed from the logic board connectors by
using the heatsink clip. An important piece of information to note
when replacing the processor card is that it is important to firmly
seat the processor in the logic board connectors, as the connectors
are not located in the center of the board, pressure has to be applied
in just the right spot for proper installation. If the processor card
is not seated correctly (as I found out after putting all of the parts
back together), the iMac will not boot. After the processor removal,
the RAM was then transferred from the old card onto the new FastMac
card, then the process was reversed.
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The FastMac upgrade performed extremely well. After the processor
upgrade, overall performance increased, with speeds nearly doubling
that of the original processor. Booting Classic from OS X was about
twice as fast, as well as ripping a song from CD, and exporting using
Photoshop. Screen redraws were also faster and scrolling was quicker.
The $199.95 upgrade might not be worth the price if there are any
features offered in a new iMac or eMac that might catch your
attention. To sell the old machine (for around $300) and then adding
that amount to the money saved for <i>not</i> buying the
processor upgrade ($199), would leave the purchaser with only spending
an additional $300 to get a new <a
href="http://www.apple.com/emac"
target="_blank">1.25 GHz eMac</a>; a machine that
is significantly better than the old iMac. eMac's offer the same all
in one design of the 333 iMac but a new eMac would give an extra
2" of flat-CRT display area, a better resolution, faster
processor, a combo drive, FireWire ports and a larger hard drive.
Though the FastMac upgrade is an "incredible boost of speed and
power, allowing you to enjoy the next generation of Macintosh products
without burning a hole in your wallet," a small wallet hole might
not be that bad if looking for a significantly better machine. For
consumers who may not have the extra cash to spend on a new machine,
the FastMac upgrade is a cost-effective way to upgrade a machine and
is recommend if more processing power is needed.
News: MCE offers 8x DVD-R drive for
tray-loading iBooks
News: MCE offers 8x DVD-R drive for
tray-loading iBooks
04/18/2005 04:40 PMMCE Technologies LLC on Monday announced an 8x DVD-R internal optical
drive upgrade for Apple iBook G3 laptops. The slot-loading drive
replaces the internal tray-loading drives found in Apple's older,
white-clad iBook systems, and works with both 12-inch and 14-inch
screen-equipped models. The US$199 drive is available for installation
by MCE and MCE-authorized service centers.
MCE offers 4x DVD-R/RW/RAM upgrade for
PowerBooks, Cubes
MCE offers 4x DVD-R/RW/RAM upgrade for
PowerBooks, Cubes
04/27/2004 04:00 PMMac upgrade maker MCE Technologies LLC on Tuesday announced a
slot-loading internal drive upgrade aimed at PowerBook G4 and Power
Mac G4 Cubes. The new drive records to DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, DVD-RAM and
CD-R/RW media. The drive is bootable, compatible with iTunes, iDVD,
Finder Burning and DVD Player. It burns DVD-R media at 4x speed,
DVD-RW at 2x speed, DVD+R and DVD+RW at 2.4x speed, and DVD-RAM at 2x
speed. It can also burn CD-R and CD-RW media at up to 24x speed.
Daystar offers $199 G4 upgrade for Power
Mac G3
Daystar offers $199 G4 upgrade for Power
Mac G3
05/25/2004 01:34 PMDaystar Technology has expanded its XLR8 CPU upgrade line to include
the value-priced MAChSpeed G4 ZIF 500/600, a 600MHz upgrade card for
Power Mac G3s priced at US$199...
PowerLogix offers G3 1.1GHz upgrade
PowerLogix offers G3 1.1GHz upgrade
07/01/2004 12:19 PMMac CPU upgrade maker
PowerLogix on Thursday announced
its new PowerForce G3 upgrade, aimed at Power Mac G3 beige and blue
and white systems. The new US$349 upgrade operates at 1.1GHz and is
shipping now. It works with Mac OS X and Mac OS 9, according to the
company.
PowerLogix offers 1.4GHz Cube upgrade
PowerLogix offers 1.4GHz Cube upgrade
10/31/2003 08:18 AMOkay, you've modified your Power Mac G4 Cube with one of Mac upgrade
maker
PowerLogix's PowerCube
enclosure, now what to do? The company has announced its PowerForce G4
1.4GHz upgrade, which replaces the Cube's existing processor.
PowerLogix Offers 1.4GHz Cube Upgrade
PowerLogix Offers 1.4GHz Cube Upgrade
10/31/2003 09:27 AMBased on the new 7457 processor, the new PowerForce 1.4GHz upgrade
draws 40 percent less peak power than previous processors. By Peter
Cohen (MacCentral via MyAppleMenu)
OWC offers Mercury Extreme 700Mhz G4
upgrade
OWC offers Mercury Extreme 700Mhz G4
upgrade
10/29/2003 12:09 AMOther World Computing (OWC) has expanded the low end of its popular
Mercury Extreme line with a 700MHz G4 processor upgrade available
immediately for US$199.99...
MSI Offers Refund, Upgrade For
"Grantsdale" Boards
MSI Offers Refund, Upgrade For
"Grantsdale" Boards
07/01/2004 06:48 PMMotherboard maker MSI is offering a free upgrade to consumers worried
that they may have been stuck with one of the bad Intel "Grantsdale"
boards.
Daystar offers G4 upgrade for 'Lombard'
PowerBooks
Daystar offers G4 upgrade for 'Lombard'
PowerBooks
05/03/2004 03:08 PMDaystar Technology has announced the XLR8 MAChSPEED 433MHz G4 upgrade
for the PowerBook G3 1999 series (Bronze Keyboard), also known as the
"Lombard" PowerBook...
Daystar offers 600MHz G4 upgrade for
Power Mac G3s
Daystar offers 600MHz G4 upgrade for
Power Mac G3s
05/25/2004 01:12 PMIf you have a beige or blue and white Power Mac G3 system or a
PCI-based Power Mac G4 (sometimes called "Yikes") that you'd like to
bump up to a 600MHz G4, Daystar Technology on Tuesday announced its
new
XLR8 MAChSpeed G4 ZIF
500/600. The US$199 MAChSpeed G4 ZIF 500/600 uses Motorola's
7410500LE CPU, which comes equipped with 250MHz backside cache. It
costs US$199 and comes with MAChSpeed Control software, which helps
users tweak and manage performance.
Mariner offers Lifetime Upgrade Plan
Mariner offers Lifetime Upgrade Plan
04/28/2004 02:39 PMMariner Software, makers of such products as Mariner Calc and Mariner
Write, has introduced the Lifetime Upgrade Plan...
PowerLogix offers 1.4GHz upgrade for
Cube
PowerLogix offers 1.4GHz upgrade for
Cube
10/31/2003 09:32 AMPowerLogix today announced the PowerForce G4 1.4GHz upgrade card for
the Power Mac G4 Cube...
News: Steinberg offers Cubase LE upgrade
program
News: Steinberg offers Cubase LE upgrade
program
06/17/2005 04:34 PMSteinberg is offering customers that own the company’s entry-level music
production software, Cubase LE, a way to upgrade to the more powerful
Cubase SL or SX. An upgrade to Cubase SL will cost $249, while the
cost to upgrade to Cubase SX will be $499. In addition, customers who
purchase Yamaha Studio Connections compatible hardware products (Motif
ES, Motif ES Rack, i88x, 01x, 01V96, 02R96, SPX2000) between June 15
and Sept 30, 2005, qualify for the same upgrade packages as Cubase LE
customers.
News: OWC offers 72-hour Mac mini
upgrade program
News: OWC offers 72-hour Mac mini
upgrade program
04/12/2005 11:55 AMHave one of Apple's new Mac minis but wish it were better equipped?
Other World Computing (OWC) now offers a 72-hour Mac mini upgrade
installation program that will net you as many as three upgrade
options, with FedEx-based overnight pickup and return to boot.
4D 2003.4 update offers performance
upgrade, bug fixes
4D 2003.4 update offers performance
upgrade, bug fixes
07/20/2004 04:39 PM4D Inc. announced on Tuesday that
4D 2003.4 is
now available for the Standard, Developer and Server editions of the
relational database and rapid application development environment. The
update, which is free for current owners, features a variety of
performance improvements and bug fixes. It covers the 4D 2003
Standard, Developer, and Server editions. System requirements call for
a G3 or better processor, Mac OS 9.2.1 or Mac OS X v.10.2.x "Jaguar"
or higher, and 64MB RAM (128MB recommended). Pricing starts at US$349.
You can also download a trial version from the 4D Inc. Web site.
TeliaSonera Sweden offers subscribers
free upgrade to 3G
TeliaSonera Sweden offers subscribers
free upgrade to 3G
11/17/2003 09:18 AMHUGIN Online Nov 17 2003 7:52AM ET
Nokia offers upgrade to address
Bluetooth holes
Nokia offers upgrade to address
Bluetooth holes
08/21/2004 11:27 AMINQ7.net Aug 21 2004 2:34PM GMT
Bare Bones offers Macworld Expo t-shirt
upgrade
Bare Bones offers Macworld Expo t-shirt
upgrade
12/23/2003 10:45 AMBare Bones Software today announced a free t-shirt upgrade to be held
at Macworld Conference & Expo 2004 in San Francisco...
Macworld: Diskology offers Mac user TiVo
upgrade tools
Macworld: Diskology offers Mac user TiVo
upgrade tools
01/05/2004 03:40 AMRunning out of space on your TiVo but not ready to buy a new one? Disk
Jockey maker
Diskology has
announced plans to release software tools to enable Mac users who also
have digital video recorders (DVRs) like the ones made by TiVo to
upgrade their DVRs with new, larger hard drives.
iPod Minis Delays; Apple Offers Free
Upgrade To 15GB Model
iPod Minis Delays; Apple Offers Free
Upgrade To 15GB Model
04/13/2004 10:01 AMSonnet, FastMac cut prices
Sonnet, FastMac cut prices
04/01/2005 03:09 PMSonnet Technologies has reduced pricing by up to US$50 on several G3
and G4 processor upgrade cards and PCI adapter cards for various
PowerBooks and Power Macs...
FastMac announces April Fools “No
Fooling” sale
FastMac announces April Fools “No
Fooling” sale
04/01/2005 05:15 PMFastMac is cutting prices on all items for its 3-Day April Fools “No
Fooling” Sale from Friday, April 1st to Sunday, April 3rd.
The sale includes FastMac’s G4 processor upgrades for G3 and G4
PowerMacs and 16X Dual-Layer SuperDrives, both starting at $99.95.
“We’re excited to be the first to offer a G4 upgrade for under $100”
says Michael Lowdermilk, Business Development Manager for FastMac
Performance Upgrades. “This sale is our way of giving those who’ve put
off upgrading one less excuse.”
For $99.95, Lowdermilk says the FastMac ZIF processor upgrade replaces
the original CPU in a Beige or Blue & White PowerMac G3 with a G4 CPU
operating at up to 500 MHz. It also doubles the backside cache from
512k to 1 full MB, resulting in a 3 to 4 times boost in speed &
performance.
Optical drives start at $99.95 for a 16X Dual-Layer SuperDrive upgrade
for PowerMacs. Other drives are available for multiple models
including: PowerBooks, iBooks, iMacs, Cubes, and Mac minis.
Lowdermilk says all FastMac processor upgrades are 100% compatible
with OS 9 and X and take full advantage of the G4 AltiVec Velocity
Engine. AGP processor upgrades carry a three year warranty and ZIF and
optical drive upgrades carry a one year warranty. All products come
with a 30 day money back guarantee, he says.
Apricorn Introduces EZ Upgrade 1.8T Hard
Drive Upgrade Kit
Apricorn Introduces EZ Upgrade 1.8T Hard
Drive Upgrade Kit
08/04/2004 02:38 AMApricorn, a leader in personal storage products, today released the EZ
Upgrade 1.8T Hard Drive Upgrade Kit. EZ Upgrade 1.8T is the first
hard drive upgrade kit designed specifically for 1.8" hard drives
found in many of the latest portable notebooks and tablet PC's. In
three simple steps users can seamlessly transfer all the data from the
old hard drive to a new hard drive and transform the old hard drive
into a portable Hi-Speed USB 2.0 backup and/or storage solution.
[PRWEB Aug 4, 2004]
Apple se queda sin iMacs
Apple se queda sin iMacs
07/04/2004 06:31 PMWWDC - No iMacs, but Yes Displays?
WWDC - No iMacs, but Yes Displays?
06/24/2004 05:57 PM
ThinkSecret updates today with a report that attempts to clarify what
may be coming next week at WWDC.
According to the rumor site, new Apple Displ...
Apple: New iMacs in September
Apple: New iMacs in September
07/01/2004 07:03 PMA small paragraph on Apple's iMac page says new iMacs will be
available in September.
New iMacs delayed until September
New iMacs delayed until September
07/01/2004 08:53 PM Apple Computer Inc. will run out of iMac computers before a new model
is introduced in September, the company said Thursday.
Apple says no iMacs until September
Apple says no iMacs until September
07/02/2004 05:19 AMWith inventories of flat panel iMacs dwindling, Apple has announced
that there will be no more iMacs until September. Details on the new
iMacs remain a mystery.
Quanta to Produce New iMacs
Quanta to Produce New iMacs
10/30/2003 06:06 PM
Appleinsider reports that Quanta will be producing the upcoming iMac,
which is rumored to have "major cosmetic changes" for early next year
but is sti...
Speculation: Magnesium iMacs?
Speculation: Magnesium iMacs?
12/10/2003 11:37 AMDigitimes is reporting that Apple will launch a "New New iMac" in
early 2004. Taiwanese IT sources claim that Apple is adopting less
expensive materials and a simplified manufacturing process in order to
offer a more competitive cost. New iMac sales have been lackluster,
with the unique model selling only half as well as the original iMac
Apple launched in 1998. The first "New New iMac" is reported to
feature an aluminum-alloy case and a 20-inch LCD display, and is...
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