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Macintosh computer Last modified: Tuesday, May 05, 2009
A popular model of computer made by Apple Computer. Introduced in 1984, the Macintosh features a graphical user interface (GUI) that utilizes windows, icons, and a mouse to make it relatively easy for novices to use the computer productively. Rather than learning a complex set of commands, you need only point to a selection on a menu and click a mouse button. Moreover, the GUI is embedded into the operating system. This means that all applications that run on a Macintosh computer have a similar user interface. Once a user has become familiar with one application, he or she can learn new applications relatively easily. The success of the Macintosh GUI heralded a new age of graphics-based applications and operating systems. The Windows interface copies many features from the Mac. There are many different Macintosh models, with varying degrees of speed and power. All models are available in many different configurations. All models since 1994 are based on the PowerPC microprocessor.		Related Categories Macintosh Types of Computers Related Terms ADB Apple Computer CHRP graphical user interface iMac iPhone iPhone SDK iPod Mac OS Mac OS X MAC OS X Leopard PowerPC Shopping Macintosh computer Products Compare Products,Prices and Stores Shop by Category: Computer Games 1043 Model Matches Network Storage 193 Model Matches Print Servers 172 Model Matches Mac Desktops 216 Model Matches
Mac OS X  The official OS X page from Macintosh. MacAddict  Offers a wealth of information for Macintosh users including daily news items, articles, resources, reviews, a mailing list, classifieds, and a special section devoted to the Mac OS 8. MacInTouch home page  A site dedicated to providing current events about everything related to Macintosh computing, including press releases from Apple and software updates from third-party vendors. Macworld Online  Macworld Online is a comprehensive resource for Macintosh users containing daily news, Macworld Magazine and Newsletter articles and archives, hardware and software buyer's guides, a software collection, information on games and Internet utilities, and user group and community information. The Ultimate Macintosh  Comprehensive sets of links to a huge amount of information about the Mac, including periodicals, newsgroups, software applications, programming, utilities, shareware, books, resources, and the latest news. Apple Computer Home Page Offers links to news, product and support information. Apple's iMac Page Product page for the iMac computer. Contains features, specifications and support information. Champaign-Urbana Users Group for Commodore, Amiga and Macintosh This user group supports Amiga, Macintosh and C64/128 computers. This home page offers a wealth of information on the group, along with many Web related links to related resources. Everything Macintosh Everything Macintosh offers extensive information on Apple and the Macintosh. There are links to documentation, games, user groups, vendors, and newsgroups. Macintosh monitors Provides notes on connecting and adjusting Macintosh monitors.The sections covered are: basic information, Macintosh sense pins, modifying a monitor, sync on green, cable information, and examples. NeXT Software home page The NeXT Software home page offers links to news, product and service information, and to NeXTanswers - a page providing links to compatibility guides, drivers and patches, programming examples, and journal articles for NEXTSTEP. The Heidsite TipFinder Provides general information on the Apple Macintosh, including tips, news, downloadable software, product information, and numerous links to Macintosh related sites. eMac Apple's eMac product page. The Unix Influence on Mac OS X Mac OS X offers a wide range of choices for network management and system administration. Learn how and when to use Unix-based commands like "sudo" and "su" in this Managing Mac Networks article.