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If you have a PowerPC and you don't have the latest Mac OS (operating system) - version 9.0 in autumn of 1999 - you might want to upgrade for more features, increased speed from more "native"...
The Apple iMac with the PowerPC processor is easily one of the most popular Macs made, but it shipped with barely enough memory to support most popular applications. Luckily, adding more memory is...
ISkysoft DVD Ripper for Mac is a an application that allows you to rip sound and video from any DVD and convert it into a variety of formats. It's easy to use and has a number of intuitive...
If you have an iMac with a PowerPC processor, you know that it comes with very little memory. The good news is: it’s super easy to add in new RAM to your iMac. New memory will breathe new life...
Mac OS Tiger contains many improvements over its predecessor, OS Panther. Tiger is the fourth build of Apple's OS X operating system. The operating system comes already installed on all new...
The Mac OS X Leopard is an updated operating system with over 300 additional features for Mac computers. Use the information below to learn more about Mac OS X Leopard and decide whether or not to...
The Macintosh operating system OS X 10.5 Leopard has received rave reviews, and many Mac users are rushing to install the system on their computers. Certain system requirements are required to...
RealPlayer is a popular video and audio media player capable of displaying or playing nearly all major formats on all major platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux). Instant downloading of any web video...
In 1999, Apple introduced the G4 computer processor. Any of several types of Apple computers that contained it were dubbed G4s. The G4 features the a fourth generation of 32-bit processors...
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