Sunday, July 23, 2000
Top Stories
Mac Users Pay Price For Loyalty
Apple computers have cachet but play second fiddle to Windows PCs in tax e-filing, broadband and Net banking in Singapore.
Hardware Feast In Manhattan
The Cube is not really a G4 workstation. It's a luxury vehicle.
Microsoft Goes Bonkers
I'm not saying that there's nothing new in .NET. I'm saying that there's nothing there at all.
The Week In Review: Apple Holds Center Stage
Microsoft, Intel and especially Sun Microsystems topped quarterly earnings expectations, but Apple Computer managed to hold center stage the longest.
News
Macworld Expo Attendees Speak
As Macworld Expo exhibitors prepared to tear down their booths, attendees on Friday offered their impressions from the three-day whirlwind of Mac product rollouts.
Mac-Stravaganza
Apple's new product line is more polished than ever.
Apple's Trade Show Was A Highlight Film For Macintosh Devotees
If you're a devoted Mac user, chances are you had a delightful week.
Apple's Cube Takes New Look At The PC
We'll have to see, though, if the world will fall in love with the Cube because it's cool, even if it's not exactly cute.
Sidetrack
The We-Just-Don't-Care Department
Useit.com: Apple is not planning a long-term future for the Mac so they don't care about the dealer network.
Better hold on to your Cubes, folks!
ATI Censored? BS!
So says Macs Only!. One: Jobs did mention "Rage 128 Pro". Two: ATI didn't have a booth in the first place. Third: Huge banner.