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A podcast about Macs done by a Mac geek for Mac geeks. Show 24. The iPod Shuffle RAID, Google’s new BETA maps site, no satellite radio for iPod, Grammy’s and iTunes partner for Tsunami relief and new Yellow Dog Linux released. Listener review of the iPod Shuffle. Comments on Napster To Go, our first switcher story and should OS X run on Intel. New music from Levy. Listen in.
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Featured Music: On the Dance Floor, Levy

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Show twenty-three. Apple SuperBowl ad beats out Napster, security concerns for Safari and FireFox, listener review of MovieBox DV. Tons of listener comments and feedback. PodcastTuner, GIMP, VNC security and feedback from PC switchers wanted. Also new tunes from Future Shock. It’s your show. Listen in.
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Featured Music: Hiding, Future Shock

OK. So this is pretty funny. This photo was on Engadget. It basically plays off the statment we discussed on the show where Apple claaims they could make a G5 PowerBook, but it wouldn’t meet their design standards. I guess they would be correct.

Listener Zack sent this photo of his setup.

Zack says, “Here’s a pic of my iMac G3, iPod 4G, and Movie Box DV”

Here is some feedback on the MacMini from a MacCast listener.

…More than anything, the unit is the perfect size (not much bigger than an external hard drive). In addition, it is very quiet, though the fan will run at full speed under long periods of very high CPU usage. After the CPU usage drops, the fan quickly silences.

Coming from a 667MHz PowerBook G4, the Mac mini is a respectable upgrade and would make a very capable auxiliary, or even primary, computer for most users.

Below is a picture of the Mac mini next to my external hard drive.

These photos showed up over on Engadget.com. If they are fakes, they look pretty good.

Hi. My name is Adam Christianson. I am a Mac geek and will now be Podcasting a show for other Mac geeks to enjoy. I hope you like it.