Articles in category 'Macs'

Apple 30 inch cinema display

A french consultant released a controversial new study claiming that a 30 inch Apple Cinema display increases productivity. Of course this study was sponsored by Apple. However despite the possible lack of objectivity, Apple generously provides those of us who need to convince a suprevisor, boss, or even spouse with ammo for us to use in justifying why we need one of these beautiful big displays. Very clever Apple. According to the study it was concluded that:

large screens can offer gains of up to 50 percent to 65 percent in productivity on a variety of specific office tasks and can earn back their extra costs in time savings over several years. The 30-in. display costs $1,999.

Well there you go. That sounds perfectly logical to me - but other experts disagree (spoil sports) :(

other experts say those conclusions are wrong, arguing that the productivity improvement estimates are too high and that using two monitors side by side would likely be a better productivity booster than one larger monitor.

via - Lifehacker


Technorati Tags: , , , , ,

– ALL ADSENSE ADS DISABLED –>

By Scribe, October 11, 2006, 10:37 pm o'clock

Ultramax360
Iomega is a company that we haven’t heard from in awhile since the glory days of the zip drive etc.. But they’re back in a big way. In fact they never went anywhere. They are now introducing the UltraMax external hard rive. The UltraMax is a 640GB external hard drive. It’s really 2 drives in one enclosure but by default it’s configured for RAID 0 so your computer sees and uses it as one big fast drive. If you don’t like RAID, you always have the option via an external switch to use it as 2 separate drives. The UltraMax rocks the G5 / Mac Pro motif, so it really fits right in to the Mac community. It is designed to work with Mac OS X 10.1 and higher and offers USB 2.0, FireWire 400 and 800 connectivity. It will list for about $449.95. Check for it in stores Sept 11 2006
Iomega Home Page [Iomega]

via - Gizmodo

Technorati Tags: , , , , ,

– ALL ADSENSE ADS DISABLED –>

By Scribe, September 8, 2006, 7:25 pm o'clock