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Wednesday, 13 October 2004
International HyperCard User Group (iHUG)
Hey...Wake Up!
Some people are really devoted to Hypercard.
Check out the User Group of HC Devotees!

International HyperCard User Group (iHUG)

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Tuesday, 12 October 2004
Welcome to the 'doghouse!

The 'doghouse is the "official" home of Cyberdog information! You read that right. This site contains all the info you ever wanted to know about Apple's long gone OpenDoc based internet service and software. But thanks to the time capsule we call the World Wide Web - this site dedicated to it is still there! Check it out!

The 'doghouse

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Monday, 11 October 2004
The Replica 1
From the site:
"The replica 1 is a fully functional clone of the Apple 1¿ computer created by Steve Wozniak in 1976. A new circuit layout was done to implement a more simple circuit and replace older no longer used IC's. This new design allows for a smaller board yet still gives all the functionality of the original design. Simply add your own PC 386-Pentium¿ class power supply, a composite TV or monitor and a PS/2 keyboard or Apple II¿ style ASCII keyboard and you are set to go."

Replica 1

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Friday, 8 October 2004
It's The Moustache That Matters
Here's a story at folklore.org by Andy Hertzfeld about an interesting strategy for promotion by Burrell Smith, Apple employee #282!

It's The Moustache That Matters

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Thursday, 7 October 2004
World's Least Expensive Macintosh: $32
A Review from 1997 by Lawrence I. Charters of quite an interesting little Mac!

World's Least Expensive Macintosh

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Wednesday, 6 October 2004
Apple II News and Notes
A2 News and Notes has been posted by Howard Katz for September! Remember to check out the archives for more info.

News and Notes 09/04

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Tuesday, 5 October 2004
This Week in Apple History, July 1 - 10
The latest entry in the continuing series at The Mac Observer by Owen Linzmayer & Bryan Chaffin!

July 1 - 10: Hello Cat, So Long Gil, Goodbye Cube

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Monday, 4 October 2004
Two Mac Portable Pages
Here are two pages describing the lovable Mac portable. (Some say luggable!) A little light reading for a Monday morning!

Apple's first portable Mac

Apple Macintosh Portable

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Friday, 1 October 2004
High-Capacity Replacement Battery for PowerBook G4 'Titanium'
NEWERTECH AND OWC ANNOUNCE HIGHEST CAPACITY
REPLACEMENT BATTERY FOR APPLE G4 'TITANIUM' POWERBOOKS

71 watt-hour replacement battery combines high-capacity storage and high-quality components

WOODSTOCK, Ill. - September 30, 2004 - Newer Technology (NewerTech) and Other World Computing (OWC) today introduced the NuPower Ti 4800mAH high-capacity replacement battery for all Apple PowerBook G4 'Titanium' 15-inch models 400 Megahertz (MHz) through 1 Gigahertz (GHz).

The NuPower Ti 4800mAH Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion) battery is the highest capacity battery ever available for the PowerBook G4 Titanium with an amazing capacity of 71 watt-hours, giving it up to 42 percent more capacity than any other Apple Computer (Nasdaq: AAPL) or third-party internal battery option available. The NuPower Ti 4800mAH battery is currently in stock and available online for $149.99.

"With the NuPower Ti 4800mAH battery, PowerBook G4 Titanium-users can now work for a long, long time without needing to plug in to an outlet to recharge," said Larry O'Connor, president of OWC. "The extra run-time makes for extra freedom and usability on the go. Whether you're on a long flight or taking a creative day away from the office, these batteries let you focus on the work while not worrying about when it's going to be time for another charge."

The NuPower Ti 4800mAH batteries, like all NewerTech PowerBook batteries, are designed and built in the United States using premium Li-Ion cells manufactured in Japan and/or Canada. Since it uses only the best components, NewerTech is able to ensure that its batteries run longer at full charge and also last longer compared to other batteries built to inferior standards.

"We build NuPower batteries to last longer and work better than any other PowerBook replacement battery," O'Connor said. "We specifically engineer them using only the latest technology and the highest quality cells available, which causes these batteries to last longer with more lifetime charge/discharge cycles and provides the longest runtimes between charges too. An all-around longer-lasting battery is something our customers definitely appreciate, and as an added bonus it's something that has environmental advantages as well."

The NuPower Ti 4800mAH batteries and the full line of high-capacity batteries from NewerTech are available through OWC. For more information or to order, visit www.newertech.com/batteries or e-mail sales@macsales.com.

Submitted by: Other World Computing, 9/30/04

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Thursday, 30 September 2004
Pro File: Apple's Seeds - Q&A with Steve Wozniak
A 2002 Macworld interview with The Woz!
From the article:
"Mention the name "Woz," and most Mac users will know exactly who you're talking about. After all, they've been enjoying the fruits of Steve Wozniak's labors for years. Wozniak spends most of his time these days focusing on Wheels of Zeus, a company he helped form to develop wireless consumer electronic products, but he still pays attention to that other company he helped establish with Steve Jobs 26 years ago."

Q&A with Steve Wozniak

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