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Flat-out stunning. Introducing MacBook Air.
MacBook Air is the ultraportable without the usual ultraportable compromises. At 0.16 inch at its thinnest point, just 0.76 inch at its thickest point, and a mere 3.0 pounds,* MacBook Air is so compact and light that you can take it everywhere. But unlike other ultraportable designs, it doesn't compromise on features and performance. MacBook Air includes a bright 13.3-inch widescreen LED display, full-size backlit keyboard, spacious multi-touch trackpad, built-in iSight camera, 2GB of RAM, and a powerful Intel Core 2 Duo processor. Engineered for the wireless world, MacBook Air also comes with 802.11n Wi-Fi,** Bluetooth 2.1, and Remote Disc to deliver unparalleled wireless versatility. With MacBook Air, mobile computing suddenly has a new standard.
* Weight varies by configuration and manufacturing process. ** Based on an IEEE 802.11n draft specification. Actual performance will vary based on range, connection rate, site conditions, size of network, and other factors. Range will vary with site conditions.
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Build the digital darkroom of your dreams with Mac Pro.
Introducing the new Mac Pro with 8-core processing power in the standard configuration. Featuring Quad-Core Intel Xeon processors up to 3.2GHz, 1600MHz dual independent frontside buses, and 800MHz DDR2 ECC fully buffered memory, the Mac Pro lets you manipulate massive RAW files in record time. It's also the most customizable Mac ever: Start with the standard configuration and build the digital darkroom of your dreams.
To complete your Mac Pro workstation, choose from Apple's 20-inch, 23-inch, and 30-inch all-digital flat-panel displays. Then add Aperture, the all-in-one post-production tool for photographers, and accelerate your digital imaging workflow.
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Essential extras for your new Mac Pro.
To complete your Mac Pro workstation, choose from Apple's 20-inch, 23-inch, and 30-inch all-digital flat-panel displays. Then add Final Cut Studio 2, Apple's integrated tools for real-time video, motion graphics, and audio production, to build your dream multimedia production studio.
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Getting Started with Mac OS X Leopard Server
Download a complimentary Getting Started Guide for Small Workgroups
When most people think about the word server, they think about monolithic machines in labyrinthine, air-conditioned rooms keeping e-
commerce websites online, or high-performance machines sequencing the human genome. And don't be surprised to find Mac OS X Server in those environments performing those large-scale tasks. But as much as servers help businesses with large-scale needs, they can be just as helpful for businesses with simpler requirements. And they're affordable, too. Mac OS X Server 10.5 (also known as "Leopard Server") is an incredibly flexible platform for building your custom IT infrastructure. Anyone can do it. Really. Start small, and it can grow with you. Click here to download.
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Your photos like you've never seen them before.
Don't be daunted by all those digital photos you've been taking. Get the most out of even the biggest collection and have fun doing it. The new iPhoto '08 automatically organizes your photos into Events, makes editing photos a breeze, and lets you showcase them in amazing web pages, books, and calendars with just a few clicks.
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Your life's events. In photos, movies, and websites.
Check out the all-new iLife '08
Organize your photos more intuitively than ever before. Collect all your video clips in one library and make movies in seconds. Share it all with a few clicks in a .Mac Web Gallery. Make great music even if you've never played a note. Easily create stunning websites, photo books, calendars, and DVDs. And much more. All with the new iLife '08. Read on to learn what's new.
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Download a FREE Storage Solutions Primer
If you're in the business of creating or distributing digital content, your data is growing fast. High-resolution photography, digital video footage, and expanding media asset databases can require terabytes of storage. At the same time, data protection and near-instant data access are crucial to your operation.
Do you have a strategy for data storage, backup, and archive? This document provides guidelines, recommendations, tips, and valuable information to help you make decisions that are right for your business. Click here to download.
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Down to business. Up for anything.
Express your passion. Differentiate your business. And have fun along the way. You'll be amazed at what you can do on a Mac. Create your own unique image; outclass your competition; and avoid upgrade nightmares, PC viruses, and other technology hassles. Best of all, you can do it yourselffrom a killer website to a wireless network. All you need is a vision and a Mac. It's that simple.
Find the right Mac for you. We are here to help. Come on in.
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Unwire your life.For Mac and Windows.
Connect to the Internet, print, and stream iTunes music to almost any room in the houseall wirelesslywith the AirPort Express 802.11n Wi-Fi base station.
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Save Space inYour Time Machine
Take a moment to think about what to exclude from Time Machine backups, bearing in mind that these backups are incremental (a file is backed up if it has changed or is new since the last backup). In particular, consider excluding these types of folders:
* Temporary folders whose contents change frequently. For example, you may not want to bother backing up the Downloads folder and the iTunes library's Podcasts folder, since their contents probably aren't very important and can easily be downloaded again in the event of a loss.
* Folders containing very large files whose contents change frequently. A perfect example is the Microsoft Identities folder, for those people who use Microsoft Entourage, which keeps all mail in a single large database file that changes every time you check mail. Similarly, the Parallels folder in your user's Library folder contains the multi-gigabyte Windows disk image file, which changes each time you use Parallels Desktop. If these huge files were copied every time you did a Time Machine backup, your backup volume would fill up rapidly. Back up such folders using a different strategy, even something as simple as manually copying the whole folder to an external drive in the Finder, replacing the previous copy.
Tips & Tricks comes from TidBITS, publishers of the Take Control series of savvy, up-to-date ebooks about Macs and more. Click here to check out the catalog.
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Welcome Guests to Your Mac
When your friends or family want to use your Mac "just for a minute," to check email, surf the Web, or play a game, you can let them log in to the new Guest Account in Leopard. This account, which recreates a virgin home folder each time it's activated, gives them standard user's rights, and keeps them from prying into your personal files. Enable the Guest Account in the Accounts pane of System Preferences, and then switch to it from the Fast User Switching menu (the one with your name in the upper right corner, next to the Spotlight icon).
Tips & Tricks comes from TidBITS, publishers of the Take Control series of savvy, up-to-date ebooks about Macs and more. Click here to check out the catalog.
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Update Third-Party Software Before Installing Leopard
If you haven't yet upgraded to Leopard, it's worth going through your third-party software to check for Leopard-compatible updates before you run the Leopard installer. This is especially important for things like plug-ins for Safari and Mail, and any other system enhancements that may modify your system in ways Apple doesn't officially sanction. Many such programs may break under Leopard, but if you upgrade them to compatible versions beforehand, you'll have a smoother upgrade experience.
Tips & Tricks comes from TidBITS, publishers of the Take Control series of savvy, up-to-date ebooks about Macs and more. Click here to check out the catalog.
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