MacMice.com today announced a new frosted version of its IceMate base stand for Griffin Technology’s PowerMate USB controller. Machined from a solid billet of Acrylite, the frosted IceMate “traps the blue light that the PowerMate emits, and displays it as a warm blue glow all around its surface.” The MacMice Frosted IceMate is available now for US$19.99.
Read MoreApple today quietly removed the original G3-based CRT iMac from the online Apple Store. The popular computer, which is credited for reviving Apple, continues to be available through the Apple Store for Education.
Read MoreApple has begun offering Xserve Clusters, as noted by c|net. The systems, which cost about US$3,000, offer dual 1.33GHz PowerPC G4 processors, 1GB of memory, a 1 gigabit-per-second Ethernet port and a single hard drive. Of note is that the systems lack a CD-ROM drive, a video card, a second Ethernet port, and the ability to accommodate multiple hard drives.
Read MorePineHill Products today announced the release of CreativePage 3.1, a major update of its Web site creation software for Mac OS X. Version 3.1 offers a new save engine, which eliminates problems from previous versions; an improved user interface for the Aqua GUI; optimization of Insert assistant’s output code; and support for Camino preview in browser function. CreativePage requires Mac OS X and is priced at US$29.95.
Read MoreThe Mac Division of Smith Micro Software today announced that the QuickLink Mobile Mac wireless data connectivity solution now supports Bluetooth technology.
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