I would have to agree, except to note that these went up to 1.5 ghz and I’m writing this on one of those. The best mac ever ;)

-trav

minimalmac:

“QUITE POSSIBLY THE WORLD’S MOST PERFECT COMPUTER”

Hard for me to disagree with that statement.

There are 3 main ways to run windows on a Mac and here is a link that gives a pretty decent explanation on your current options as you determine exactly how you will want to use windows. Sometimes? Maybe Bootcamp is best (and depending on your OS- it could be available on your Mac right now- free!) Going to switch between platforms a bunch? Better pick a emulator.

I have worked with clients that buy a mac and only run Windows - to take advantage of Macs hardware and excellent design- anything is possible with a Mac- you have the freedom to choose.

Give us a call if you need help installing or learning about running Windows on your Mac, we love talking about stuff like that!

http://www.applematters.com/article/three-ways-to-run-windows-on-your-mac/

Using Key board shortcuts, also called “hot keys” is a great way to get around your Mac quickly.  Many Mac users I know develop their own style for easily navigating their Mac and you should feel free to develop your own!

There are several ways to do the same thing on a Mac! Click the title above for a great guide to key board shortcuts from Apple.

data soup Hint: The Command key is sometimes called “Apple key”; and this key also can also have an Apple logo on it depending on the generation and model.

Go ahead- get some new apps!  Unlock the next level in your relationship with your iPhone and explore the app store - or jailbreak and have some fun!

Explore- some apps you will use for a bit and forget but some will come in handy everyday. There are a lot of good free or low cost apps as well as real tools for your work and life. Why not take a little time and get to know your iPhone’s capabilities better.

Plus you will finds ways to use your iPhone when your calls fail and/or your voicemail stops working :) it just might help take the sting out of dealing with AT&T’s network issues :)

Here is a link to Mashable’s top apps for keeping your new year’s resolutions : http://mashable.com/2010/01/01/iphone-new-years-apps/

-H.

It’s always cool to develop good organizational habits for your work and data on your Mac.

-H

In order to properly disinfect these areas, you should use Lysol Wipes, Clorox Disinfecting wipes, or Clorox Kitchen Disinfecting Wipes and follow the general rules below when disinfecting your Apple product: Do’s Be sure to turn off your Mac, unplug the power cord from the wall or power strip, and remove the battery from portables or wireless keyboards and mice, before you start the cleaning process. Use a disinfectant wipe to wipe the area first, then use a damp, soft, lint-free cloth, and finally dry the area with another soft, lint-free cloth. Don’ts Do not use disinfectant wipes containing bleach or disinfectant sprays in general. Do not use an extremely damp disinfectant wipe to clean the area. If you encounter a very damp wipe it may need to be squeezed to remove some of the excess liquid before use. Do not allow the liquid from the disinfectant wipe to sit or pool on the area being disinfected for a long amount of time. Do not use rough towels or cloths to dry the area. Do not use excess force when disinfecting the area around the keyboard; this could damage the keys. Additional information For assistance cleaning your computer in general, please refer to this article.

Tip: Make sure the CD or DVD disc is not in use. Quit all applications that are using files on the disc. Press the Media Eject key at the top-right corner of the keyboard. If that doesn’t work, drag the disc’s icon to the Trash. If that doesn’t work, restart the computer, then hold down the mouse button or trackpad button until the disc is ejected. To restart, choose Restart from the Apple menu.