Apple and Mac links

Apple don't just make iPods. There is another iconic piece of design... the mac.

Some say that it all started way back in 1983 when shoulder pads and big hair ruled the world. Apple released 'Lisa', a business computer that cost a mere ten thousand dollars... it wasn't a big hit but it was a sign of things to come. On January 24, 1984 the mac was released. It was like a phoenix rising from Lisa's ashes and it changed the face of computers forever.

There are countless sites devoted to apple and the mac, here are a few of the best.

Macworld
Twenty years as the Mac Product Experts makes Macworld magazine the ultimate resource for Mac professionals and savvy Mac users. Each issue is packed with practical how-tos, in-depth features, the latest troubleshooting tips and tricks, industry news, future trends, and more.

MacRumors
MacRumors was founded in February 2000 and has since become one of the most popular Macintosh interest sites on the Internet. They feature a strong community and a dedicated user base who enjoy following the latest Mac related news and rumors.

macHOME
As the ultimate magazine for the Macintosh consumer, macHOME provides smart, practical advice for anyone who uses their Mac for personal needs, whether playing games, creating music and art, or running a home or small business.

Mac Forums
The ultimate source for your mac. Forums on macs, iPods, imac, podcasts, music... with over eight thousand members you can find posting on pretty much anything to do with apple.

Apple Insider
AppleInsider launched in 1997 and quickly grew to become one of the Internet's premier sources of information for all things Apple. Each month AppleInsider servers millions of page and article views to approximately half a million unique visitors.

Insanely Great Mac
Insanely Great Mac is a Macintosh news and information web site. The publication was founded in 1995 and became Insanely Great Mac in 1997. Their coverage includes news and events surrounding Apple Computer, in addition to news from general computing and the Internet.