Category Archives: G5

Parallels 2.2 Workstation Features

Posted on October 11, 2006 by blandname

Parallels announced today the updated features of the newest iteration of Parallels Workstation. Big new all around for Windows, Mac and Linux users. Here’s the breakdown (from the newsletter): Parallels Desktop for Mac is the first solution for running Windows … Continue reading →

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Where’s my Mac BIOS? (How to get into OpenFirmware Easily)

Posted on September 20, 2006 by blandname

A lot of people these days appear to be under the impression that Macs have a BIOS, which is unfortunate because they actually have something much better – Macs have OpenFirmware. This is true for G4 Mac Minis, PowerBooks, iBooks, … Continue reading →

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How to Rip CDs on a Mac

Posted on September 6, 2006 by blandname

This quick guide will get you started backing up your CDs on you PowerPC Mac, or even your spanking new Intel MacBook Pro! I recently downloaded and installed a wonderful application called Max from Sbooth software. Max is absolutely free, … Continue reading →

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