Macintosh Buying Guide:
Software and Product Reviews, White Papers, News and Buying Advice
Being a Macintosh user living in a PC-dominated world can make even the most impassioned Mac supporter feel a little like a computing black sheep at times. Yet as Apple continues to innovate and even increase its share of the desktop market, there are more and more options available for associated hardware, software and accessories. The number of options may actually trip up your decision making, especially if you’re new to the Mac world and are unfamiliar with the selections. Should you buy a Power Mac, Mac Mini, Powerbook, iMac, or iBook? What are your choices for hardware like printers and scanners? What are the differences in operating systems and software? That’s when it’s time to consult the Macintosh Buying Guide to help you determine what best fits your needs and budget.
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Adobe Creative Suite
Built for Mac OS X and optimized for the Power Mac G5, Adobe Creative Suite 2 deliversnew versions of Adobe’s professional imaging and design tools for print, Web, and mobile publishing, including Adobe Photoshop CS2 with ImageReady CS2, Illustrator CS2, InDesign CS2, GoLive CS2, and Acrobat 7.0 Professional.
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Apple iWork '06
For word processing, the Apple iWork '06 Pages program is no match for Microsoft Word or ThinkFree Office 3.0.
Anapod Explorer
iTunes is a great piece of software for playing MP3's, with one of the most accessible interfaces built, but it's not for everyone.
Apple MacBook Pro 17-inch
Apple's new MacBook Pro is ideal for creative professionals looking for a feature-rich system with plenty of screen real estate.
Apple iMac G5 (17-inch)
A more compact, affordable version of its 20-inch big brother, the 17-inch iMac should appeal to home users with a shortage of desk space.
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The Web Buyer’s Guide editors have categorized all Macintosh-related subject matter into major topics, making it easy to zero in on the specific product you’re looking for, whether it’s audio design and editing software, consumer electronics, or laptops and notebooks. You can use the Macintosh Buying Guide to:
- Explore the available features and functionality for Macintosh brand laptops and notebooks, including battery life, Sudden Motion Sensory technology, thickness and weight, video accessories, system software, memory and display.
- Search the consumer electronics category for the latest product details and accessories on iPods, iPod nanos, handhelds and other of the most popular gadgets and gear for the Mac.
- Compare the features of all the available software and hardware for audio design and editing on the Macintosh.
- Learn about the different Macintosh operating systems, including options for running Windows and Linux.
- Research Mac server technology, including processing power, storage capacity, high-bandwidth I/O and remote management tools.
The Macintosh Buying Guide provides you with a comprehensive directory of hundred of products, fully sortable by vendor, editor rating and user reviews. You’ll also find valuable white papers, editor buying advice and news, all in one location. Begin your search by selecting from the topics above. |
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