Other World Computing (OWC) today announced it has reduced prices on its OWC Mercury Extreme G4 processor upgrades for the second time in four months. The updated pricing, effective immediately, is: OWC Mercury Extreme G4/1.0-1.2GHz – US$249.00 (was $289.00), OWC Mercury Extreme G4/1.3-1.4GHz – $299.00 (was $339.00), and OWC Mercury Extreme G4/1.4-1.5GHz – $349.00 (was $395).
Read MoreNewer Technology today introduced a new 2200mAh iPod battery replacement kit for first- and second-generation iPods. The company says the new 2200mAh battery replacement, priced at US$34.95, offers 78 percent more runtime capacity than the original battery shipped by Apple. As with all NewerTech batteries, installation tools and instructions are included and a video installation guide is also viewable online.
Read MoreApple today announced that Dashboard, its popular feature in Mac OS X Tiger, now has over 1,000 widgets available, with dozens more being added every day and many more available from other Web sites. Widgets provide Mac users with new ways to instantly access important information from weather forecasts and stock quotes to traffic conditions and the latest news stories.
Read MoreApple today introduced the Mighty Mouse, its next generation mouse which offers power users up to four independently programmable buttons, without compromising simplicity for users who prefer just a single-button mouse. Mighty Mouse also introduces a new Scroll Ball that lets users scroll in any direction-vertically, horizontally and even diagonally.
Read MoreApple Introduces Mighty Mouse
New Multi-Button Mouse Features Innovative Scroll Ball
CUPERTINO, California–August 2, 2005–Apple today introduced Mighty Mouse,
its next generation mouse with several innovative new features that make
using a Mac even more powerful and easy. Mighty Mouse offers power users up
to four independently programmable buttons, without compromising simplicity
for users who prefer just a single-button mouse. Mighty Mouse also
introduces an ingenious Scroll Ball that lets users scroll in any
direction–vertically, horizontally and even diagonally.