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I am at the Apple Final Cut World Tour today. Here is a picture of the RED camera. First time I’ve seen one of these up close. The output picture form this thing is incredible. Ok so who can donate about $40,000 to get it?
I’ll upload more photos on Flickr later. You can see the few I’ve taken so far here.
We received a very nice external drive unit from OWC (Aka macsales.com). It is the Guardian MAXimus RAID 1 drive enclosure. You can order either just the enclosure itself or with a variety of drive sizes. The unit holds two drives and sets up a mirror between them. Mirroring across two drives ensures your data is still accessible if one of the drives fails. It is also kinda fun watching the synchronized drive activity lights when dumping large amounts of data onto the unit.
Originally an app for a Hacked Xbox (original), some hard working hackers have brought the XMBC (Xbox Media Center) to the Mac as a replacement for Front Row. Feature full and works with the Apple Remote too..
XBMC For Mac: XBMC Turns Your Mac into the Ultimate Media Center
You don’t have to mod your classic Xbox to run the best free media center application around anymore: Dedicated developers have ported the Xbox Media Center (XBMC) software to the Mac, and its killer features will convince you to abandon Front Row forever. The latest XBMC on OS X beta dropped last week, and it’s as stable and useful as ever. Dubbed the “throw out your Xbox” release, XBMC for Mac 0.5 beta 1 adds the key feature that finally puts your media center Mac under the TV where it belongs: remote control support. Let’s take a look at how you can (and why you want to) replace Front Row with XBMC on your Mac.
Well I have a brand new Chat Room via IRC available 24X7 to all TMUP Listeners. You can log on to the server right here from the web site. Just look on the left hand side and you can join in right now. Or you can use any IRC Chat client like Colloquy which is free.
You can also use the web-version here. So here is a new place for you guys to hang out. Thanks to Steve Riekeberg from thinstack.net for providing the server.
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Tonight Tony Edwards, who is the creator of The Church of Mac, joined me to talk about his career as a writer, actor, Mac Genius, and of course, as the Reverend Dr. Bobby Newton who joined us for a special TMUP sermon you won’t want to miss!
Thank you to listener EclipseEmpire for taking this picture of Tony and me. Here is his Flickr
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Harvey Lembeck Comedy Workshop
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) Podcast
MacDay LA (Upcoming Personal Appearance)
Well this is an interesting use of “Back to my Mac”.
FOXNews.com - Camera on Stolen Laptop Helps Owner Catch Thieves - Technology News
A Westchester woman who had her laptop stolen was able to connect to the computer, photograph two suspects and file the photos to police.
Ducan Riley’s former writer for TechCruch now has the new and wonderful website The Inquisitr and I would say one of their first big scoops if it turns out accurate. They claims to have someone whispering in their ears some very specific details on the upcoming 3G iPhone. Interesting to note that their source claims that “The iPhone to be launched in June will support an enhanced camera that supports video.”
I wanted to introduce you to The Inquisitr and what better way to do it then with an Apple relelated story. No matte what, Ducan is one of the most prolific and talented writer on the internet and you should subscribe to the rss in my opinion.
I made a decision yesterday to let go of Parallels Desktop for Mac and choose VMware Fusion as my gateway to all Microsoft thing on my Mac.
Vmware just the Beta of Fusion 2.0 and made it available to download and try for free. I have owned Fusion on my Macbook Pro for about eight months, and love it’s flexibility, and that it’s not a CPU hog. This new version of Fusion includes support for multiple displays (since I have to of them, I’ve been waiting for this), improved printer integration, as well as easier to manage networking, and USB support. Lastly VMware has made some improvements to Unity (which runs Windows applications integrated within OS X).
Although switching from Parallels to VMWare should have been easy. Thanks to our “friends” in Redmond it was not.OIn next weeks show you will hear a piece that I recorded after fighting with Vista for 3.5 hours! It was not pretty, and the piece I recorded is bound to amuse some of you as I have not been this frustrated since back in the days I used the “other” OS. Make sure you listen next Wednesday as you should not have to go through this experience yourself.
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