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What Macintosh would be best for me?
Well here is all the things i do on my Windows Laptop:
I only have 20GB out of 60GB (e.e)
I like to play The Sims 3. (there’s where all my memory is o.o)
I watch movies on my Laptop.
I watch Anime on my Laptop.
I like to take my Computer with me so of course i want a Laptop.
I have a lot of music.
I have a lot of Photos. (Theres where the rest of my memory is)
I download Videos. (No porn!!! I download AMVs and stuff)
I PhotoShop photos.
I make videos. (AMV’s, slide shows, etc.)
I go online wireless. (My laptop has only been connected to a Ethernet wire once!! o.o)
and I’m an Online freak…which means i will spend a whole day online sometimes!
and i will post additanol details if i come up with anymore. XD
if u also want to save money and stuff while getting to do all those thing then i think the most reasonable option for u will be to get a 2 GB macbook pro 1200$
also u shud definitely ask the MAC people like call the macstore, they’re awesome!
if u r a student u shud buy it somewhere in the next 2 months becuz u’ll get an ipod touch and printer free with it 
Transmission: How to download music, movies & software online for free (Mac)
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iPhone Fully Loaded (Paperback) $17.81 A leading technology and Macintosh expert explains how to get the most out of Apple`s new iPhone, walking readers through a host of iPhone applications and capabilities, from holding a presentation to retrieving an online map or playing a movie, with i… |
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BRITANNICA PROFILES: HOLLYWOOD & MOVIES $6.85 A new look at the people and history behind the movies Who was named the top male film star of the 20th century by the American Film Institute? Was it Julie Andrews or Grace Kelly who lost the part of Eliza to Audrey Hepburn in My Fair Lady? Mike Nichols, director of The Graduate, also founded what famous improv group? When was Mickey Mouse created? Encyclopedia Britannica Presents Hollywood and the World of Movies is a lively tour through the glamour of the movie business, from the silent screen idols to the stars of today. Chronicling the powerful and the beautiful along with the latest trends of the international motion picture industry, this CD-ROM will entertain and educate both the curious fan and the serious film buff. Compelling Biographies Read about the genius of Steven Spielberg, the simple glamour of Katharine Hepburn, the quiet versatility of Tom Hanks, and much more. The History of the Motion Picture Trace the history of the medium from the 19th century to the present, including the silent years, the introduction of color, and more. Complete Database of Oscar Winners and Nominees Enjoy quick look-up of past award winners and nominees. Plus Web links, magazine articles, and additional videos online. System Requirements for Windows Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition, 2000, Me, XP, NT (with Service Pack 5 or higher) Pentium 350 MHz or faster processor 128 MB RAM 75 MB free hard-disk space CD-ROM drive 800×600 resolution, 16-bit color Mouse or pointing device Sound card and speakers recommended Printer recommended Internet access recommended System Requirements for Macintosh Macintosh OS 10. 2. 2 or higher iMac or G3 350 MHz or faster processor 128 MB RAM 75 MB free hard-disk space CD-ROM drive 800×600 resolution, millions of colors Mouse or pointing device Sound card and speakers recommended Printer recommended Internet access recommended Packaging: JEWEL CASE. Operating System: WINDOWS & MACINTOSH. |
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Looking at Movies with Access to Looking at Movies Online: An Introduction to Film with Dvd and Booklet $29.75 ISBN-13: 9781393171300 ISBN-10: 1393171303 Title: Looking at Movies with Access to Looking at Movies Online: An Introduction to Film with Dvd and Booklet. Author: Richard Barsam. Edition: 2nd. |
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Designing and Writing Online Documentation $3.98 The #1 guide to creating effective online documentation is now updated and expanded to reflect the latest technological advances, including multimedia. "…online documentation is a different medium, as different from books as television is from radio or movies from novels. This edition treats online documentation as the new electronic medium it is." -William Horton Written by an internationally renowned pioneer in the field of technical communication, this is an incomparable guide to the art and science of creating online documents and documentation systems. Rather than concentrating on any one particular program or operating system, William Horton cuts to the heart of effective human-computer interaction and extrapolates a set of universal principles that can be applied to any form of online documentation-from messages, menus, and help files, to computer tutorials and hypertexts. Maintaining an end-user’s perspective throughout, he guides you step by step through every crucial design decision without ever losing sight of the final goal-clear, effective online documentation that people enjoy using. Proven techniques that help reduce support and training costs for software products, eliminate the need for paper documentation, make programs more appealing and easier to use, and more * A practical, hands-on approach, supported by the latest research and supplemented with dozens of case studies and illustrations * Includes new chapters on multimedia and computer-based training * Comprehensive coverage of all online documentation media-words, graphics, animation, and sound * Updated information on organizing and structuring documents-with examples from Windows, OS/2, and Macintosh interfaces |
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The Macintosh iLife ‘08 $31.99 Thanks to Apple's uniquely integrated creative tools, millions of Macintosh users view their Macs as the hub of a digital lifestyle where music, movies, digital photos, CDs, and DVDs converge. They use iTunes to organize their digital music libraries to play on their iPods; iMovie to edit, title, and produce effects for their own movies; iPhoto to enhance, organize, and share their photography; iDVD to create interactive DVDs; GarageBand to create their own digital music (even non-musicians); and iWeb to share their photos, movies, podcasts and blogs on the Web. But the real power comes when they begin to put the various media together. In The Macintosh iLife '08, longtime digital media guru Jim Heid makes the most of iLife '08 by delivering a highly interactive, enaging learning experience. This book is beautiflly illustrated and contains tips, and project ideas, that readers can turn to for all things iLife '08. The updated coverage includes the latest products in iLife '08 (now available for $79):iDVD, iPhoto, iMovie, GarageBand, .Mac Web Gallery, and iWeb. These amazing applications bring out the creative spirit in everyone. |
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Microsoft PowerPoint for Macintosh 2001 $12.48 PowerPoint 2001 allows users to create content-rich presentations. Using the new Tri-pane View, add slides, edit slide text, and enter speaker notes easily and efficiently as you develop your presentation,. The new PowerPoint Movie feature lets you save your presentations in the popular QuickTime format, making it much easier to distribute presentations to anyone who has QuickTime installed on their computer. You can even share multimedia-rich slide shows that include graphics, audio and video footage, voice narration, background music, and animations with audiences who may not have PowerPoint installed. The new PowerPoint Movies have great editing capabilities. A PowerPoint 2001 movie can include an MP3 file as a soundtrack and can be reopened in PowerPoint 2001 for editing and exchanging with friends and colleagues. PowerPoint 2001, like all Office 2001 for Macintosh applications, offers an updated user interface with a modern Macintosh look and feel. In addition, you’ll enjoy support for key Apple technologies, greater compatibility with previous versions of Microsoft Office and Office for Windows, and tight integration between Word, Excel, and Entourage. |
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Attack of the Movies 3D – Pre-Played $14.99 NOTE: 3D glasses will not be included with rental of this title, but will be included with purchase. This game is playable without the 3D glasses. Step into the shoes of a Hollywood action hero in this groundbreaking shooter that lets you battle some of the biggest beasts and most fearsome enemies ever seen on film. Attack of the Movies 3D sends you to six movie-inspired worlds where the action literally leaps off the screen. Put on your 3D glasses and shoot your way through environments teeming with zombies, giant bugs, alien spacecraft, and robot warriors. In each level, you’ll use weapons specially geared toward blasting whatever enemy you’re up against. Arcade-style multiplayer lets you invite three friends to share some screen time. |
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Ray Tracing for the Macintosh CD $0.99 Used – For anyone with a Mac, this book/disk/CD-ROM package will be an invaluable reference for years. The book introduces Mac users to ray tracing–what it is, how it works, and how to use POV-Ray 2.0 (included on the CD) to create photorealistic 3D images. CD includes an online reference database, that replaces over 400 pages of paper, gives an instant response, searches by keywords and amazes with its 3D movies. |
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