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Apple KB article: Do you have a lot of stuff in your mailbox? Never clean it out? Well, if you leave too much stuff in there you might find yourself saying, “My stuff! It’s… GONE?!”
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Know everything (well, almost everything) there is to know about every Mac ever made, all for free. Mactracker also includes info on Apple monitors, printers, cameras, AirPort Base Stations, iPods, etc. Download the update from within the application or the authors web page.
According to the Read Me file,
“Mactracker 4.0.2 adds a “Timeline” option to view models by date introduced, adds updated history information for latest iPods and the main window now uses the “Unified title/toolbar” appearance under Mac OS X 10.4 if “Use brushed metal appearance” is not checked in the preferences.”