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If you’re looking for help with Final Cut we know the individual for you.  Brian Town of Haslett is an Apple certified Final Cut Professional trainer.  You can find more information about his back ground and rates  by clicking on this link to his website.

At just 3.75″ x 2″ in size, this tiny portable speaker system pumps out enough volume to overcome any built-in laptop or iPhone/iPod speakers. Chill Pill is brilliantly designed and comes with all the power and cord essentials you will need. It is powered and charged by a retractable mini-usb cable and does not need batteries. There is also a retractable 1/8″ headphone port which plugs into any iPhone, iPod or MacBook. Open the Chill Pill, plug it into your device and enjoy 8 hours of uninterrupted music at your home, office or car. With big sound and a rugged compact case, the Chill Pill will become an essential part of your digital traveling kit. Easy to carry in a briefcase or purse. Only $49.97

Wish you knew how to navigate around your Mac better - what is Stacks? How can Finder help me?  We’ve got the videos for you - iPhoto, GarageBand, iPhone, iTunes, iMovie/DVD and of course basic Mac navigation.

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Just in time for today’s Windows 7 launch comes a new Apple “Get a Mac” ad called “Broken Promises” swinging at the new operating system.

“Windows 7 is out, and it’s not going to have any of the problems my last operating system had. Trust me!”

Replace Windows 7 with Vista, XP, Me, 98, 95 and even Windows 2, and you’ve got another pot-stirring ad spot.

Watch “Broken Promises” on Apple’s site.”

But that’s not all — there are two more ads that follow that spot. More, after the jump:

“Teeter Totter” and “PC News”.

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Apple announced the release of Mac OS X v10.6, Snow Leopard.  Mac OS X Snow Leopard is a powerful and refined version of the world’s most advanced operating system, Leopard, with hundreds of refinements, out-of-the-box support for Microsoft Exchange, and core technologies that take advantage of the powerful hardware in every Mac.  It enhances the entire Mac experience in big ways and small, making the Mac more reliable and easier to use.

We have both single user and family packs available.    Remember you must have an Intel based Mac for Snow Leopard to run, you can check this by clicking on the Apple logo in very top left hand corner of your computer.

Brian Caulfield, 08.19.09, 01:30 PM EDT
Steve Jobs and company have dominated the rankings since 2003.

BURLINGAME, CALIF. — Remember 1998? Bill Clinton was impeached. Steve Spielberg’s Saving Private Ryan ruled the box office. And Steve Jobs was wreaking havoc at Apple - terminating projects such as Cyberdog and the Newton - and introducing a new all-in-one computer, the iMac.
It worked - 1998 was the last year Apple posted a less than average score on the American Customer Satisfaction Index for Personal Computers. Apple took the No. 1 spot on the list in 2003, and it has dominated ever since.
Apple’s score of 84 on the latest survey, released this week, was down one point from the year before. However, it is a full nine points above the average score of 75. In other words, after a dip from 2007, Apple has recovered nicely. And while Dell  and Hewlett-Packard  both showed modest improvement, Apple remains at the top of the list.