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iPad

Apple iPad

The word's out. The buzz is all about the new Apple iPad, a tablet device. But why would I tell you all about it, when Apple has a great page about this online: http://www.apple.com/ipad

A revolutionary device for browsing the web, reading and sending email, enjoying photos, watching videos, listening to music, playing games, reading e-books and much more.

I won't be saving money to get one for myself. I don't see this being useful - for me. First I'd like that MacBook Pro. Then maybe some other gadgets. I already have a great tablet to draw and other than that I don't see the iPad fit in my life very well. It's too big to be a gadget I just carry around. I'd be too afraid to damage the thin device.

How about you? Are you excited about the iPad? Are you going to buy one? Or, if you can't, save for one? I'm pretty curious. Over at Plurk, my buddies seem to have many different opinions. Some say it's another device they are not going to buy, others say they need it asap! I'm very curious to hear if you are planning on buying one and why, what are you doing to use it for primarily?

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The agonising road to Macness - The chin

Due to piles of work, some obligations and other general busyness during the last few weeks, I wasn’t able to write my editorial. But I’m back now baby!

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The agonising road to Macness - First time

Macs have had a very unique look for quite a long time. Not only do they look pretty, but their design certainly sticks around in your memory. For one, I can remember quite well when I used a Mac for the first time, but not with Windows, or a PC for that matter…

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iTunes Holiday Sampler

iTunes Holiday Sampler

Apple released a Free Holiday album to promote the new iTunes LP format. The album comes with 20 Free holiday orientated songs and comes with allot of extras like a nice visualizer, lyrics and artist information. The 'iTunes Holiday Sampler' can be download for free here. Please note that you need a US iTunes Store account. If you are located in Europe check out the '12 Days. 12 Free Downloads.' promotion.

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Google releases Chrome for Mac Beta

Google Chrome for Mac (Beta)

Google just released their Google Chrome browser for the Mac. After months of waiting the First stable (beta) release of Google Chrome for mac has been released. Development versions of Chrome have been available for around 6 months. Chrome includes a fast javascript engine, which you will notice with javascript intensive websites like Google Maps, Google Docs and Gmail. Besides this Chrome also runs Tabs in seperate processes meaning that if a Tab crashes (Java anyone?), only that tab will be terminated, the other tabs will keep on going like nothing ever happened.

The Chrome for Mac (Beta) download comes in at 17.6MB, Carries build number: 4.0.249.30 and will only work on Intel-based macs with OSX Leopard or higher.

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