From MacUser UK comes this review by Keith Martin, originally published in March, 2001.
It begins:
"When Apple unveiled the G4 Cube at July's Macworld Expo in New York, it shook up the computing world yet again. The Cube revisits the concept of computers as appliances, but where the iMacs are aimed squarely at consumers, this is aimed at professional users as interested in power as in good looks."

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Product Reviews - Power Mac G4 Cube

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From MacUser UK comes this review by Tom Calthrop, originally published in January, 1997.
It begins:
"In marketing the MessagePad 2000 as a 'mobile Internet computer for the business professional', Apple is keen to lay to rest the idea that the Newton is an expensive cross between a Filofax and a Psion. The 2000 provides Internet access, fax and print facilities, and relational database, spreadsheet and word processing software, courtesy of 160MHz of processing power."

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Product Reviews - MessagePad 2000

From MacUser UK comes this review by Keith Martin, originally published in October, 1996.
It begins:
"The past year has been rough for Apple's PowerBook line. It started off well with the launch of the first PowerPC-based laptops, but a series of system software glitches and hardware faults soon changed that. In addition, the continuing absence of an internal CD-ROM drive or a higher resolution screen (with the exception of the extremely expensive 5300ce) left Apple falling behind in the PC/Mac laptop feature wars. With the new PowerBook 1400, codenamed Epic, Apple is now attempting to move back into the portable business in a big way."

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Product Reviews - PowerBook 1400