Year: 2001

Dr. Bott announced that it has begun shipping the TARGET=”_top”>DVIator, a US $149.95 adapter that allows Apple’s new ADC-equipped displays to connect to a DVI-equipped video card.

As Palm struggles to be profitable as competitors undercut its prices on similar Palm OS-based devices, the company has decided it will split its hardware and software division. Apparently, development costs are not being recuperated from hardware sales and software licenses. Apple faced a similar problem when it allowed other companies to license the Mac OS for clones.

A poll on Macworld UK shows that 44% of respondents are using Mac OS X. The catch, however, is that very few are using it exclusively. The biggest complaints shown in the poll are speed issues with the new operating system and expanded availability of carbonized software titles.

Ilene Hoffman has once again posted her “Hess Events List” for Macworld Expo New York — July 17-20, 2001. If you are going to the show and are looking to party, this is the place to check out all of your options. Not only is there event information, but the page boasts resources galore on New York City for visitors attending the expo. If you are heading to The Big Apple, this page is not to be missed.

The Mac Show, an Internet-based live radio show focusing on all things Mac, has announced their guest lineup for tonight’s broadcast (9:00-11:00 pm ET). Tonight’s guests include Peter Ryce, Senior Director of Marketing for Macromedia; Gene Steinberg, author of recently published Mac OS X Little Black Book; Ron Obvious, the designer, builder and technical director at Canadian Rocker Bryan Adams’ Warehouse Studios; and more.