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    The Mac Hardware Report: The End of the Fax Modem

    January 7th, 2006

    Do you send and receive faxes from your Mac? You’ll likely give this question two very different answers: Some of you do it all the time, even if the software is often a struggle. Others wouldn’t think of such thing. Besides, aren’t there multifunction printers that do everything? I only raise the subject because the […]


    The Mac Hardware Report: An Epitaph for the Modem

    October 29th, 2005

    While everyone looks to the iPod as Apple’s biggest innovation ever, it’s the small things that count. When the iMac appeared in 1998, the biggest criticism focused on what it lacked, and that was the floppy drive and SCSI port. Cynics might suggest it was a cost-cutting move at the time, but Apple’s decision to […]


    What Apple Can Learn from Logitech and Microsoft

    August 20th, 2005

    Rather than refer you to my previous writings on the Apple Mighty Mouse, let me summarize: For an Apple mouse, it’s one of the best ever and in some respects a remarkably clever design. The standard software, which only gains all its features under 10.4.2, lets you use it as an ordinary single button mouse […]


    The Apple/Intel Report: The Excitement Dies Down

    July 30th, 2005

    In the days following the news of Apple’s decision switch to Intel processors, speculation ran rampant. Some said it was a foolish idea, while others said it was a long time coming. But many delivered a collective yawn. So who cares what processor is inside a Mac? It is, after all, the operating system that […]