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12/10/2007 -

Laser Printers

xerox printer

Once very expensive, the price of laser printers has fallen dramatically over the past several years mainly due to major improvements in speed and print quality by inkjets, which are less expensive than laser printers.

Laser printers have three advantages over inkjets.

  • They consistently print crisp, clean black text.
  • The cost per copy is lower usually lower.
  • When printing multiple copies of the same page, they are faster than inkjets.
  • Today’s laser print …

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    12/10/2007 -

    Inkjet Printers

    epson printer

    Virtually all inkjet printers are color printers, and these days they’re all pretty speedy, and they print images and photos well. So what differentiates one model from another, and what should you look for if you’re in the market for an inkjet?

    Inkjet advertising stresses the print quality of pictures and photos, but in the real world we all print pages of plain black text much more frequently than pictures and photos. Crisp, dark, easy to read black text is the hallmark of the laser. Many inkjets …

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    02/19/2010 -

    MacBook

    macbook.jpg

    The MacBook line is aimed squarely at business users, students, and those who prefer a laptop home computer. They’re easily portable, comfortable to use, and have a superb 13.3” LCD screen that’s plenty large for word processing, spreadsheets, email, web browsing, iPhoto, iTunes, audio production, and watching movies on DVD.

    The MacBook line features an impressive array …

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    11/13/2008 -

    MacBook Pro

    macbookpro
    Technical Specifications

    The MacBook Pro packs the features and processing power of a desktop computer into a light weight laptop. It’s a mobile workhorse, equally at home with heavy duty business users, graphics professionals, and videographers on the go. MacBook Pros feature faster processors and larger hard drives than the MacBook line, and come with either 15” or 17” screens.

    The MacBook Pro line features an impressive array of …

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    11/28/2007 -

    XServe

    xserve
    Technical Specifications

    XServe an extremely reliable, very fast, dedicated workgroup server. It contains many components typical of any computer: microprocessors, RAM, and hard drive. Since it’s not designed to be a desktop workstation, however, the accent is not on large hard drives, optical (CD and DVD) drives, or fast video cards with plenty of video RAM to drive multiple large monitors. Those things, which are so important in a desktop workstation, ...

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    02/15/2010 -

    MacMini

    MacMini
    Technical Specifications

    The Mac Mini has come a long way since it’s original introduction. It’s a complete desktop computer (or server) in an enclosure that’s only 6” x 6” x 2.5”.

    Small size is the Mac Mini’s best feature, and the Mac Mini is intended as a home computer or small business workstation. It’s great for web surfing, email, word processing and spreadsheets, and it handles professional programs like PhotoShop, Illustrator, InDesign, and …

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    02/19/2010 -

    MacPro

    MacPro
    Technical Specifications

    The Mac Pro is at the top of Apple’s desktop computer line. Available with either four or eight processors, it’s designed to handle the heaviest high end video, audio, and graphics production. There is internal space for up to 4 hard drives and 2 optical drives, which provides plenty of storage space for video, but also makes the Mac Pro a very fast, high capacity file server.

    Apple uses Intel’s Xeon “Nehalem” microprocessors …

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    02/13/2010 -

    iMac

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    Simply elegant. The iMac is a powerful desktop computer that occupies no more space than a flat panel display. Available with either dual or quad processors, and gorgeous 21.5” or 27” screens, they offer all the horsepower and screen power you’ll ever need.

    Tower computers, once a requirement for any graphics professionals, are no longer necessary for the overwhelming majority of …

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