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Magazine articles on Macintosh computers and software.

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Macworld December 23, 2005 Jim Dalrymple	Guitar Rig 2 Digital guitar studio shines with new amps and effects.
Macworld December 23, 2005	Storage devices in a nutshell You have to settle for second-class. These drives can still suit your needs without putting a hurt on your wallet.
PC Magazine December 22, 2005 Joel Santo Domingo	Apple Power Mac G5 Quad The Apple Power Mac Quad is the latest and greatest in the Power Mac line. If the Apple iMac G5 isn't enough computer for your Mac OS needs, then the Power Mac Quad will blow you away.
Macworld December 21, 2005 James Galbraith	LaCie Mobile Hard Drive, Design by F.A. Porsche, 100GB When it comes to portable drives, it's hard to beat the petite 100GB LaCie Mobile Hard Drive. It's fast, it's FireWire bus-powered, and it can boot OS X.
Macworld December 21, 2005	Quick printer guide A quick guide to buying the right printer for your needs.
InternetNews December 20, 2005 Sean Michael Kerner	Microsoft, Apple go Own Browser Ways As of Dec. 31, Microsoft will terminate its support of Internet Explorer for the Macintosh.
The Motley Fool December 20, 2005 Tim Beyers	Microsoft Drops Mac Browser So long, Internet Explorer. Mac users won't miss you. The real winner here? Open source. With open-source alternatives battling Microsoft products for market share across the PC world, it's a boost those programs desperately need.
Macworld December 19, 2005 James Galbraith	Samsung SyncMaster 204T If you're looking for a highly adjustable, mid-sized LCD, you should definitely consider the SyncMaster 204T, which offers a good picture at a decent price.
Macworld December 15, 2005 Jeffery Battersby	VideoImpression 2 Digital-video editing application can't compete with iMovie
Macworld December 12, 2005 Jennifer Berger	Fujitsu ScanSnap Fujitsu's first software iteration for the Mac is a success. Anyone who has mounds of paper and not enough space for it all should consider it.
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