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MacBreak, a video podcast service, shows Windows XP running on an Intel Core Solo Mac Mini.

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As hoped and expected, Apple have released a new Mac mini based on the Intel CPUs.

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But the truth is, I’ve owned one or more Macs since summer 2005, and I’m a big fan of Mac OS X, albeit one who is perhaps more honest about the system’s shortcomings than the typical Mac fanatic.

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The new section is called Big Ideas. From Apple: Mac mini packs so much power and versatility into its tiny case that it’s no wonder people all over the world are finding fun new ways to use it. Here we highlight some of our favorites.
It’s good to see Apple supporting the modders. Maybe they’ve got […]

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As a Mac user here at Qwertyrash, I look for clues about what Apple is up to. Now I’ve just seen that Apple Australia are offering MS Office at half price with new Macs

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A nifty little utility I use and recommend is sterCleanDesk. It seems though the site to download is offline, so I’ve posted a copy here.
sterCleanDesk automatically removes all files from your desktop and places them in a preset location. As can be seen at this hint on Mac OSX Hints, doing this can give performance […]

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Walt Mossberg puts forward an article to those who might consider switching to Apple Macs. There is one sentence that really stood out for me:

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Apple Insider provide a length analysis on the exciting possibility of Intel based Macs being launched at Mac World San Francisco.Apple Computer is on track to introduce the first Macs with Intel processors as early as January, which should help the company avoid any potential sales slow down in the first half of 2006 and appease concerns voiced by shareholders and industry-watchers, AppleInsider has learned.Although Apple has only committed to introducing the first Intel-based Macintosh systems by mid-2006, extremely reliable sources and a several-month-long investigation have revealed that January’s Macworld Expo in San Francisco is being primed as the launch-pad for at least one of the Mac maker’s next-generation Intel systems.Surprisingly, the most reliable information indicates that the iMac and PowerBook — two of the company’s most recently revised Mac offerings — are targeted to be the first two Mac models to receive Intel processors in January.

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Last week, in The Seattle Times - right in Microsoft’s heartland - journalist Paul Andrews wrote and article exhorting readers to dump Windows computers, and switch to Apple Macs.
Hardly a week goes by that I don’t hear from a friend or colleague with a monumental Windows problem.
I tell them I’m glad to help, on one […]

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More for the pro crowd with Apple introducing Power Mac G5 Quad & Power Mac G5 Dual
New Line Features Quad-Core Processing, PCI Express & Workstation Graphics
CUPERTINO, California?October 19, 2005?Apple� today unveiled its new Power Mac� G5 desktop line featuring the Power Mac G5 Quad, providing quad-core processing with two 2.5 GHz dual-core PowerPC G5 processors. […]

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