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Macworld May 23, 2005 Robert Ellis	HP Photosmart M22 Extensive help features, respectable images, and a low price make the M22 a beginner-friendly bargain -- so long as you don't want a zoom.
Macworld May 21, 2005 Robert Ellis	Concord 5340z Like Concord's 6-megapixel 6340z, its 5-megapixel 5340z offers plenty of pixels per dollar, but poor performance keeps both cameras from being a good value.
Macworld May 18, 2005 Ben Long	Shake 3.5 Compositing program provides fine control, difficult learning curve
Macworld May 17, 2005 Robert Ellis	Guest PC 1.2 Guest PC 1.2 lets you run a virtual Windows computer on your Mac. At almost half the price of Virtual PC 7 (which costs $129 in a similar configuration), some users will find it a money-saving way to run the occasional Windows program.
Macworld May 17, 2005 Henry Norr	First look: Dual-2.7GHz, -2.3GHz, and -2.0GHz Power Mac G5s The Power Mac G5 is and always will be a striking feat of design and engineering. It's packed with state-of-the-art technology, and its capabilities are still marvelously matched to the needs of the pro users it's made for.
Macworld May 14, 2005 Robert Ellis	Concord 6340z Its low price per megapixel makes the 6-megapixel Concord 6340z seem like a bargain, but is it really?
Macworld May 14, 2005 Peter Cohen	Cosmo Bots While easy to learn, yet hard to master, Cosmo Bots, from Cornerstone TSP Games, is sure to please gamers who are looking for addictive arcade-style fun. And they won't need anything fancy to play: it supports OS 8.6 and later.
Macworld May 13, 2005 Peter Cohen	True Crime: Streets of L.A. If you like third-person shooters and are looking for a game that lets you explore your thug side, Aspyr Media's True Crime: Streets of LA might fit the bill. And you can challenge other Mac players via the Internet and LAN-based online play.
Macworld May 12, 2005 Robert Ellis	HP Photosmart M417 The HP Photosmart M417 is a good choice for beginners and those who just want a budget-priced point-and-shoot camera -- and are willing to put up with average image quality.
Macworld May 11, 2005 Robert Ellis	Olympus C-7070 Wide Zoom This 7-megapixel camera from Olympus boasts great ergonomics, advanced features, and much more. It's a solid choice for enthusiasts, but its slow write times will test your patience if you shoot a lot of Raw-format images.
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