Windows XP On Intel Mac

March 16th, 2006 Posted in Technology |

The prize for creating a method to boot Windows XP on an Intel-based Mac has been won. Contest organizer Colin Nederkoorn announced on his website this morning that the total prize money of $13,854 will be awarded to two California men he referred to as “narf” and “blanka,” and added that he has tested the open-source booting method and says it works.

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iPod Hi-Fi Introduced (Plus Leather iPod Cases)

February 28th, 2006 Posted in Technology |

At the media event February 28th, Apple unveiled an iPod stereo for home use, offering crystal clear sound and a built-in universal iPod dock. The new iPod Hi-Fi measures 17″ x 6.6″ x 6.9″ and includes the Apple Remote.

While normally running on A/C power, the box is alternately powered by D-cell batteries, and features integrated handles to make moving the speakers easy.

The iPod Hi-Fi is priced at US $349 and is available immediately from the Apple Store.

A very lackluster offering from the normally inventive folks at Apple.

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New Intel Mac mini

February 28th, 2006 Posted in Technology |

At the media event February 28th, Apple unveiled a revised Mac mini featuring either a 1.5Ghz Intel Core Solo or 1.66Ghz Core Duo processor, offering up to a 5x increase in overall speed from the previous model. The form factor for the machine remains unchanged.

Sadly the ditched the ATI video in favor of crappy newer onboard Intel graphics chip.

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RSS, flickr and del.icio.us on a Mobile Phone

February 20th, 2006 Posted in Technology |

Engadget reports that Mobileglu is offering an interesting new service that gives users the ability to read RSS feeds, flickr, del.icio.us, and other sources of content in a mobile friendly format. Think this will lead to smarter content developers making their own sites more mobile friendly, or just a few lawsuits?

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17 in. MacBook Pro in June?

February 20th, 2006 Posted in Technology |

According to AppleInsider, Apple will release its 17 in. MacBook Pro this June. This comes just two months after the predicted April launch of the company’s consumer-oritened Intel-based iBook. Though work on the two models had been done in parallel, the scant availability of slimline 8x DVD drives for the high-end 17” MacBook Pro created something of a delay. While the 2.16-GHz MacBook Pro has been the focus of people’s attention, no word yet on the release—or even existence—of a 12 in. MacBook Pro.

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