Does anyone know anything about 'Apple's history?
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http://www.apple-history.com/
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This is most assuredly not true. Check the link below for some of Apple's most recent product announcements.  You'll notice the are not focused on the ipod.\n\nThe ipod is a fad.  Apple knows this.  Five years from now, nobody will even remember the ipod, and another company will be selling the "latest thing" in personal audio entertainment... perhaps with live wireless streaming from the internet or something.  But five years from now Apple will still be making computers.
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Hello Panira,\n\nFirst off, congratulations on getting such a cool Mac!  The Apple web site has a support area on it's web site:\n\nhttp://www.apple.com/macbook/\n\nClick on the Support tab and you can read all sorts of things about your Mac and it's Operating System.  As for books on the subject, there's Mark L. Chamber's "MacBook For Dummies" that might be just what you're looking for:\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/MacBook-Dummies-Computer-Tech/dp/047004859X\n\nA lot of people like Robin William's (not the comedian) "The Little Mac Books" for explaining the Macintosh in simple, easy-to-understand ways.  Peachpit publishes her books and you can check them out here.\n\nhttp://safari.peachpit.com/search?category=itbooks.opsys.macos\n\nI personally like David Pogue's Missing Manual series of books.  Check out his web site here:\n\nhttp://www.missingmanuals.com/\n\nFinally, there your own Macintosh for finding information.  Get your MacBook on-line and then hit the Help > Mac Help menu command.  Type in a question and your Mac's help program will try to answer your questions for you.
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"Apple, The Only Daughter"\nSounds interesting. Sorry, it's a picture book, and the full text is not available online. Here is a translated version of a summary page. You could type in the text on an online translator, or look at the pictures to try to understand the story.
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I dunno. But try Wikipedia or askjeeves.
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Apple Computer, Inc.\n1 Infinite Loop\nCupertino, CA 95014
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If I remember correctly,I think my son said something about Limewire being created by Apple and it was no longer going to be free of charge. Something to do with copyrights. I do believe he received a notice about it though and just changed to a different music site.
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I bought my MacBook Pro just a few months ago, and the price has already dropped, and the clock speed has increased.  It's just something to be expected. However, I have respect for Apple not dropping their prices on all their PowerPC computers.  This holds the value on the resale market that PCs only wish they could have! :)\n\nnote:\nwindows is not "pre-installed".  After downloading the free Beta called Boot Camp, you must supply your own copy of Windows, which is like $100 or something.
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no the song was out before apple was born.
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I've been a pc user for about 8 years now and just got myself a power book G4 with a 12" screen and mac os x that came with iLife06. I am really enjoying using both and still have a lot to learn with regards to mac os x. Maybe you could teach me how to do things on macs. Im really into programming so if you know anything about x code, apple scripts or any of that, I would really appreicate help on that.\n\nI know apple have all the developement stuff on there website but it seems to be spagethi junction with figuring it all out. Would be nice if there was a book on x code that started from very basics and went all the way through and covered everything from open gl and games programming all the way through to data types, casting of data types, variables and how to use x code and what each of the sections are for etc.
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Goto the URL www.apple.com in it you find details about the IPODS.\n\n:-(
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ca-ching$$$$. Apple is making millions, and then more millions on Itunes.
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almost nothing...just its history...
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Windows Vista Beta: A lot like Mac OS X\n\nAfter playing around with my newly-installed copy of Windows Vista Beta 2 for a couple of hours, the thought that kept popping up in my head over and over again like a persistent mole was: "Wow, that's a lot like the Mac."\n\nFrom the emphasis on searching and not browsing (Spotlight) to the Windows Sidebar (Dashboard) which runs Gadgets (Widgets), to the built-in Windows Calendar (iCal), the similarities are striking. Come look with me, after the jump.\n\nWidgets and Gadgets\nMac OS X Dashboard widgets:\n\n \nWindows Vista Sidebar with Gadgets (just two letters off!):\n\n \nHome directory view\nMac OS X Finder:\n\n \nWindows Vista Explorer:\n\n \nBuilt-in calendar\nMac OS X iCal:\n\n \nWindows Calendar:\n\n \nSearch don't browse\nMac OS X Spotlight:\n\n \nWindows Vista (no longer) Start menu search:\n\n \nNow, don't get me wrong: tech products have been stealing adapting one another's ideas since the dawn of computing. Hell, Lifehacker didn't invent the weblog, or even the term "life hack"! So our glass house couldn't survive any thrown stones.
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This link should help you.\nhttp://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=447603
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Do you mean "How to check its version"?\n\nTo check the version of Mac OS X, click the apple at the top left corner and then chose "About this mac"\n:)\n\nThink different
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In addition to the IPOD, there are studies showing a small conversion rate to MAC OS by IPOD buyers. The MAC market is slowly inching up...it's no where close to the windows dominance in the PC market but it's moving in the right direction. Apple is notorious for their innovation of cool and new products.\n\nRecently it's been going up because\n#1 - the market is going up\n#2 - anticipation in new products from MacWorld\n#3 - good earnings to be announced in a few weeks\n\nHowever, it's hard to say if it'll keep going up after #2 and #3. A lot of good news may have already been priced into the stock. There's the old saying "Buy the rumor, sell the news"...we'll see if that happens this time