As expected, the PowerMacs got upgraded last night. While the outlook has not changed (a still trendy casing copied in the PC world), the inside has evolved not unlike the new iMac has. Thus, all configurations come up with: -

LED features new LED backlight technology, we're unconvinced it's worth $6,700. Most professional users will be better served by other, less expensive LCDs.

New mainboard offers customers a price friendly transition to Intel 64-bit technology

If you've used the Z-680, Z-5500, or any good surround PC speaker system, you might have been annoyed by the rear speakers. Having to run speaker cables from them to the amp most likely means you have cables running from

Introduces Four Removable Pocket Card Readers for Quick Connectivity

It doesn't necessarily mean that Xda Atom will go on sale in USA - maybe it is only to enable trouble-free roaming in USA - but at least one thing has been finally confirmed: the Xda Atom: ... is made

Apple has announced Aperture , an image processing programme optimised for native RAW files. With Aperture, you can now manipulate and retouch RAW images as easily as you can JPEGs. Aperture also includes a virtual light-table - a new feature

As with the PowerMac, no changes to the exteriors of the new PowerBooks . On the other hand, unlike the PowerMacs which have had a significant internal overhaul, the new PowerBooks remain fairly evenly matched. The major difference between them

When it comes to your Windows Mobile 5.0 powered device and 3rd party software, then better don't count on backward compatibility and demand a version especially for Windows Mobile 5.0! Here it comes another software house releasing such a version

Gamoul, one of our forum members, has just released an article online showing how to overclock a PowerBook. Macxtrem He has actually pushed the clock speed of his 15" 1.5GHz PowerBook to 1.83GHz. Take great care if you set about

Karrier Communications, leaders in 'Sports Enhancing Software', today announced the shipment of its IntelliGolf® software for Microsoft® Windows Mobile 5.0-based Pocket PCs. IntelliGolf version 7.7 now supports Pocket PCs running Windows CE 2000, 2002, 2003, and Microsoft's latest Windows® Mobile

With SentryPC you can now restrict and monitor your computer allowing access to what you want when you want for all users. Specify the hours, the days, and total usage time for virtually every aspect of your computer including specific

Until now it was known that Microsoft will not release support for podcasting (RSS feeds with attachments) in Windows Media Player until the Windows Vista (successor of Windows XP) will be released (early 2007). It may be however that this