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Newest Review: ... ounce of creativity in you, you need a Mac. The Mac OS has been proved ... more

... to actually make people work better, and I agree. Workers found themselves to be 40% more efficient on a Mac. Instead of say, finding something on the Internet and saving it, then opening it in an editing program, you just drag the image from the Internet on to the icon of your photo-editing software. I'll do it now, before the comments come in: if you want to play lots of games, don't buy a Mac or this OS. It's not right. These are machines for people who want to do creative things like making music, editi...more

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Express Review on Mac OS
by - written on 27/04/02
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My favourite OS out there, despite aging features/technologies - Advantages: Ease of use, 'Connected' or 'direct' feel with the user, Original and best - Disadvantages: Reliability issues, Bad multitasking

Cloud Nine! (988 words)
by - written on 31/10/01 (Very useful, 252 readings)
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Apple have really got it bad at the moment. Or was that good. If your looking at it from a product design and financial point of view, Apple are great. But from a OS point of view, it's a madhouse. We have OS 9.0.4 on some new Macs, OS 8.x on others. Pretty much all new Macs have OS 9.1, and new PowerMacs have OS 9.2, although people have upgraded to 9.2.1. And then there's the OS X debacle, or is it treat? With 10.1, the latest version of X, it's looking like we can all jump over to the new regime, but until I get a new Mac I'm not so sure. I'll find out soon enough, soon enough. But OS 9, I am totally sure on. If your new to all ... Read the complete review

Mac OS 9.1 (171 words)
by - written on 29/10/01 (Useful, 164 readings)
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Mac OS 9.1 is in my opinion a better operating system than even Mac OS X. It's easy to use, looks attractive and does everything you need it to do. The appearance has not really changed from the the earlier Mac OS', the folders have all got that nice, 3D file look, the windows are smooth and it has shadows and lighting for effect. The folders can be coloured so it's easy to find important ones, the desktop and windows can have a very useful 'snap to grip' option put on them where they are always layed out neatly. A new search facility; Sherlock 2 has been introduced, it can not only search the hard disk but it searches the ... Read the complete review

OSX - Making Computing Beautiful (168 words)
by - written on 11/04/01 (Useful, 104 readings)
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In March, Apple released their next generation operating system - OSX. This is a big change both under the covers, and for us, the users. The Mac has always suffered from the fact that if one application crashes, it can bring the whole system down - not with OSX! Now there's full memory protection. In addition you don't get the half-updated windows in the background if you're in a modal dialog, and all dragging is live - you don't just get window outlines as they move. In terms of appearance, everything looks great - bright shining colours, and transparency is used very effectively. It all complements the current design of the Mac hardware. ... Read the complete review