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Welcome to Mac Club Indonesia |
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Written by Mac Club Indonesia
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Monday, 14 November 2005 |
Sarana komunikasi dan informasi pengguna Apple Macintosh di Indonesia.
Situs paling lama dan paling populer untuk para macintosh mania di Indonesia. disini kamu dapat saling menginformasikan tentang tips & tricks, dan dapatkan
pengetahuan menarik seputar macintosh.
Disini kamu juga akan mendapatkan kabar-kabar terbaru tentang Apple Macintosh di Indonesia, saling bertukar pengetahuan dengan sesama Macintosh mania. dapat informasi gratis perkembangan software-software Apple, dapat upgrade software gratis dan masih banyak lagi makanya kalau kamu Macintosh mania bergabung aja disini
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 16 November 2005 )
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Sonnet offers 3 Gigabit adapters for Macs |
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Written by Mac Club Indonesia
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Friday, 09 May 2008 |
Sonnet has released three new Gigabit networking products for both older and new Macs: Presto Gigabit Pro PCI network adapter card, the Presto Gigabit PCIe Pro PCI Express network adapter card, and the Presto Gigabit Ethernet Pro ExpressCard/34 network adapter card. These Sonnet Gigabit Ethernet cards expand or add Gigabit Ethernet connectivity in any compatible computer, and offer enhanced performance through support for link aggregation with onboard Ethernet ports, and jumbo packet data transfers. Sonnet says the Presto Gigabit Pro network adapter cards deliver enhanced networking support as well as offer gigabit speeds over common CAT-5 cabling; they also support 1000/100/10BaseT auto-negotiation and full/half duplex communication.
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Telecom tipped to join rush for iPhone |
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Written by Mac Club Indonesia
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Thursday, 08 May 2008 |
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By JON HOYLE
Telecom is likely to jump on the iPhone bandwagon within weeks, after Vodafone's decision to sell the phones in New Zealand, an industry analyst says.
Paul Budde doubts Vodafone has an exclusive deal with Apple and says Telecom would probably announce a similar agreement with it soon.
Vodafone has not announced a price for the 8 gigabyte phone in New Zealand but it sells for about US$400 (NZ$515) in the United States.
Mr Budde said the iPhone's spread would have far-reaching consequences for the mobile market. The traditional mobile revenue split, of 90 per cent from voice traffic and 10 per cent from data, would reverse in coming years, he said.
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Written by Mac Club Indonesia
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Wednesday, 07 May 2008 |
The Bondi Blue iMac G3 was unveiled ten years ago today on May 6, 1998. It was launched by Steve Jobs who had returned to Apple the year before after almost a decade in the wilderness. And it marked the beginning of Apple's golden era.
The following article was published in the SMH on May 16, 1998.
A little retro may go a long way for this new Mac model. David Flynn reports.
In this year of retro marketing - the new Volkswagen, dance remixes of classic disco hits, a GST - Apple's funky re-entry into the home heartland, announced last week, shares the spirit of the original 1984 model Macintosh and the later, much-loved, Mac Classic.
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Steve Jobs Stakes Out the TV Den |
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Written by Mac Club Indonesia
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Monday, 05 May 2008 |
A week ago, the family was stuck on I-95 between Washington and New York for seven hours. The Meatgrinder, as it is affectionately known to us, had a little case of congestion and after five hours of quality time, we were reduced to silently hating the intermittent FM signal and the brake lights that framed our existence.
But after we hooked an Apple iPod to a doohickey that works with the radio, the car suddenly filled with an hour’s worth of storytelling from a podcast of “This American Life,” followed by some quality time with Taylor Swift, an improbably gifted teenage country star. The ability to program our temporary purgatory lifted the pall and before we knew it, we were home.
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