ATI Technologies today announced that the Radeon 9700 Pro is now available on Apple’s new Power Mac G4 systems. “ATI’s Radeon 9700 Pro is a great option for built to order Power Mac G4s, underscoring the importance of graphics performance and quality as a key feature for their professional users,” said Rick Bergman, Senior Vice President of Marketing at ATI.
Read MoreThe folks at Inventive let us know that they have released a new product for Mac OS X called iClip, a utility that allows users use more than one Clipboard. The utility offers “clipping bins,” into which users can copy & paste and drag & drop various clippings. iClip requires Mac OS X 10.1 or later and costs US$14.95.
Read MoreiPoding notes that Toshiba’s Storage Device Division now lists a 40GB version of its 1.8″ hard drive that is used in Apple’s iPod.
Read MoreSeveral MacMinute readers report receiving shipment confirmation for iLife, Apple’s new suite of iApps that debuted at Macworld Expo. Apple said last week that it would delay shipment of iLife and release it a week later than originally announced. iPhoto 2 and iMovie 3 have yet to be posted on Apple’s Web site for download (iTunes 3 already available; iDVD 3 only available in retail iLife package for US$49).
Read MoreAspyr today released a patch to Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon, the company’s popular third-person shooter. According to the release notes, the updater “will change the external version of the Macintosh application to 1.0.1, and the internal game code version to 1.4. You will see this at the main menu screen, in the lower right corner.
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