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The Japanese magazine MacFan reports that the Intel Core Duo iMac’s CPU is socketed. O’Grady’s PowerPage writes: “This means that it isn’t soldered to the logic board like most Macintosh CPUs have been for years and can be upgraded. In an article in the Japanese magazine MacFan a reader claims to have upgraded the processor in a 17-inch Intel iMac from 1.83GHz to 2.0GHz without issue.”
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Single of the Week
Forget all post-punk angularity and spastic hardcore, the UK’s best import in the past year has been the Magic Numbers. Featuring hyper-melodic soulful pop with ’60s harmonies and arrangements that draw from rustic folk and sparkling indie rock, the toe-tapping Love Me Like You is our “free” Single of the Week.
Discovery Download
It’s no surprise that Mr Sunshine is draped in golden washes of guitar, whirring organ and sparkling tones, because the electrified folk of Lori McKenna always sounds like one of those days where the world is full of possibilities. The Byrds-like twang just seals the deal. This little slice of Americana is our “free” Discovery Download.
Apple has reduced the price from $1,699 to $1,499.
20-inch widescreen LCD
2.1GHz PowerPC G5
512MB memory (533MHz DDR2 SDRAM)
250GB Serial ATA hard drive
Slot-load 8x double-layer SuperDrive
ATI Radeon X600 XT with 128MB DDR video memory
The stock was at $13 (has since split and is now at $75). Sale rumors were all assured. More …
Creative Chief of Pixar, John Lasseter, was strongly against the idea of third and forth movies, while the old Disney regime pushed forward with it. Now with Pixar and Steve Jobs on the board, Lasseter has taken the necessary steps to prevent the franchise from being diluted. More…
With the Super Bowl, there is a sport within a sport, that being commercials. After more than twenty years 1984 is still revered as one of the top 3 or 4 of all time. Low End Mac has the complete story of the 1984 ad. More…
The Toledoblade.com covers how a Windows virus threatens 170-year-old Toledo newspaper’s perfect record publishing a paper. Macs save the day. More…
AppleInsider sources say inventory is limited. A usual sign of an announcement soon More…
MTV Networks and Apple today announced that hit television programming from MTV, MTV2, COMEDY CENTRAL, Nickelodeon and The N is now available for purchase and download on the iTunes Music Store. The new content features top-rated favorites such as Punk’d, South Park, Dora the Explorer, SpongeBob SquarePants and Laguna Beach. These latest additions lift the number of TV shows available via iTMS to over 40 at $1.99 per episode.
Apple has announced a new logo program that developers can use to identify universal binary programs that contain both PowerPC and Intel code.