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PowerBook G4 Intro Posted by: dell1032
Video duration: 598 seconds Taken from the 2001 MacWorld Keynote annoucement of the iconic PowerBook G4 Titanium laptop. Enjoy! |
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iTunes for Windows Posted by: dell1032
Video duration: 550 seconds This is Steve Jobs introducing and demonstrating iTunes for Windows during the 2003 MacWorld keynote address. |
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Buying a Refurbished MacBook Posted by: dell1032
Video duration: 568 seconds This is a video showing what to expect when buying a computer refurbished from Apple's online store. |
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Things to do after getting a new Mac Posted by: dell1032
Video duration: 524 seconds This is an overview of some things that should be done after acquiring a new Mac (i.e., battery calibration, screen calibration, software updates). |
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Mac OS X Server Intro (Full Length) Posted by: dell1032
Video duration: 593 seconds This is Steve Jobs introducing Mac OS X Server at Macworld SF 1999. This is a full length clip of the introduction including the wall of 50 iMacs toward the end of the demo. |
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sudo rm -rf / in OS X Posted by: dell1032
Video duration: 499 seconds This is what happens when you invoke sudo rm -rf / in Terminal.app as Mac OS X is actively running. Some unusual behavior occurs as the OS swallows its own tail which can be seen toward the end of the video. |
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Mac OS X Panther - Expose Posted by: dell1032
Video duration: 308 seconds This is Steve Jobs introducing OS X's Expose to the world during the 2003 World Wide Developer's Conference. |
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Apple iTunes Intro - Part 1 Posted by: dell1032
Video duration: 586 seconds This is Steve Jobs giving the first public demonstration of iTunes running on Mac OS 9 at MacWorld SF on January 10, 2001. |
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PowerBook G3 Intro Posted by: dell1032
Video duration: 430 seconds This is the announcement of the first generation of Wallstreet PowerBook G3 that took place in May of 1998. |
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Calibrating the battery on an Apple MacBook / MacBook Pro Posted by: dell1032
Video duration: 583 seconds In this video I'll show you how to use a somewhat obscure tool from the command line in Mac OS X to help drain your battery faster when it comes time to calibrate the battery on your Apple laptop. More info about dev null can be found at: http://en.wikiped ia.org/wiki/Dev/null |