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Book Reviews

Wednesday, February 9, 2005

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Apple's New Mac Mini: A True 21st Century Trojan Horse: "Windows users have probably read that the Mac operating system, OS X, is far more reliable and secure against online threats than Windows. What they may not know is that Apple's iLife creativity programs - iTunes, iPhoto, Garageband, iMovie and iDVD, among them - are far more sophisticated and elegant than their counterparts in the Windows world."

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Microsoft Fesses Up To 19 Vulnerabilities: "Microsoft Tuesday released its largest group of security patches in nearly a year as it posted 12 security bulletins encompassing 19 vulnerabilities, 14 of which it marked 'Critical,' its highest warning."

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Turn your Mac mini into a low-cost recording studio: "What gear you ultimately decide on depends on a number of factors, not the least of which is how much you can afford to spend: what style of music you primarily make, how many instrumentalists you need to record (if any), the size of your room, and so forth."

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The iPod is everywhere these days, even at a Microsoft developer conference: "One thing that many of the exhibitors had in common was the raffle prize item they used to lure people to their booths: Apple Computer's iPod."