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Macworld San Francisco - Friday, January 11, 2002

"Best In Show" - Our favorite products from the 2002 Macworld Expo in San Francisco. We spent the entire expo week pounding the show floor, meeting with vendors and trying to sneak off with their wares ;-)
"Holy Jihad Batman!" - One PC User In Camouflage Nearly Gets The Taliban Treatment At Steve Jobs Keynote - It reminded me of the scene in Zorba The Greek. The one where the crowd chases and corners the wanton women of the village in a forlorn field ...... and stone her to death
iMac Specifications and Reviews Page - From The Bondi G3/233 To The "Luxo Jr." G4/800 - A Comparison Of iMacs Past And Present
Macworld SF 2002 Product Watch: 1GB On A Keychain and Other Small Wonders!
Hard Cider: More Detailed Pictures Of The New iMac In Different Angles Of Repose - We took the opportunity, as the Macworld Expo was drawing to a close on Friday, to snap a few more photos of the new iMac from different angles
Hard Cider: The New iMac Up Close And Personal - And You Thought Snow Was White - Below we bring you close-ups of different aspects of the iMac, for those of you not near an Apple Store. White is the theme ... as you can see

Macworld San Francisco - Thursday, January 10, 2002

The Mac Press. Spoiled Rotten? Pampered? Coddled? Treated Like Royalty? You Bet! But Don't Come Down Too Hard On US .... It's Only Twice A Year - For the most part, if you are a member of the Press covering Macworld, you will be be coddled, massaged and pampered. Nothing but smiles and encouragement will greet you as you walk the floor of Macworld. Ebullient Apple employees will welcome you to Steve Jobs Keynote like Moonies inviting you to join them on a little 'retreat'
Macworld SF 2002 Product Watch: The iPod Of Digital Cameras! - The sleek and compact DiMAGE X from Minolta.

Macworld San Francisco - Wednesday, January 9, 2002

Hard Cider: OS X At Macworld - Multitasking & Multiprocessing - How Far Can You Take It? - Monitoring CPU Processes - As part of his 'Power Of X' presentation, Avie Tevanian, Senior Vice President of Software Engineering, emphasized the multitasking and multi-processing capabilities of OS X. He did this by running multiple applications at once, and by using a utility that you will find in the Utilities folder of the OS X Applications folder, called CPU Monitor
Macworld SF 2002 Product Watch: An MP3 Player With A Twist! - A quick look at the RipGo! from Imation, a USB CD burner/MP3 player.
Hard Cider: OS X At Macworld - Beyond The Bread & Circus Atmosphere And The Blender Salesman, It's Really About People And Their Work - On Tuesday at noon Philip Schiller, Vice President of Worldwide Product Marketing at Apple and Avie Tevanian, Senior Vice President of Software Engineering (the wunderkind behind OS X), gave a presentation on the 'Power of OS X'. It was great to see these two in a relaxed atmosphere, away from the canned speeches and remarks of a Keynote

Macworld San Francisco -Monday, January 7, 2002

Hard Cider: It's A Lamp! It's A Computer! No, It's ... A Lamp Computer? The New iMac Shown Gracefully In Pictures - Apple pulled two jack rabbits out of the hat during Steve Jobs keynote at Macworld this morning, and one bunny. The biggest, of course, is the radically redesigned iMac.
Deal Zone Buyer's Guide - Back To The future: The 2002 iMac Rocks! This Week's Best Deals On The Completely Unavailable 2002 iMacs. "At the Macworld 2022 keynote, Steve Jobs unveiled the latest computer to bear the iMac name. Although the name remains the same, there is very little to connect the 2002 iMac with any of its predecessors. The form has been redesigned from the ground up and has been 2 years in the making according to Jobs..."

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