JAUHARI

Ever dreaming about having a new Mac but do not have enough money? Have you ever think about buying used Mac to save your money? DVWareHouse is the right place for you. They offer up to 50% to 75% discount of new & used Macs equipment prices.

In their website, you can find used Macs such as Power Mac G5, iBook Laptop, Apple Powerbook and Mini Mac. DV Warehouse’s used Macs division fulfills a need within the Apple community for a single source for used Macs and Macintosh computers.

DV Warehouse offers:

• A great deal on any Used Mac Product on any various models. Upgrades are optional.
• Fast, friendly free consulting on Used Macs, demos and quotes along with sound professional advice.
• Used macs discount. Normally industry professionals, hobbyist recieve up to a 10% markdown.

They are also be a one stop shop for broadcasters & editors from the entertainment industry, dedicated to providing the best online catalog & purchasing experience for all computing and pro A/V equipment needs.

I do not use Mac right now, but Jauhari does. He has a MacBook Pro 2.4. I am thinking about buying a Mini Mac. It will be great if it is displayed with a flat screen.

Fulfil your dream now! Shop for used Macs at DVWareHouse.Com and have your own Mac.

Coda by Panic is my first online purchased Application for my MacBook Pro, This is perfect tools for web developer like me, Coda features is perfect for my daily use and Coda prices is reasonable. Before I decided to purchased this application, I was looking arround and finding some review about Coda. And here some review from blogger.

Review From Quarter Life Crisis

Coda appears to be a well programmed and stable piece of software for a 1.0 version. And I am thrilled to have the well-integrated environment which removes that extra degree of separation between my editing and the web server while offering good auto-completion and instant validation. After using Coda for real, I started running into situations where I found the one-window-per-site concept limiting. Unlike the other glitches and possibly even the disappointing CSS editor which I am positive Panic will improve over time by slaving away at the code, the single-window issue will require some rethinking and possibly even changes to the UI concept as it exists today.

Review from MacUpdate

But all in all, this is a terrific program that just helped me through a complicated project quite ably, even though I was using the demo (how awesome that it’s totally not crippled). It might be hard to justify purchasing it since I already have a great FTP program and a great text editor, but I’m sure a few more upgrades and development cycles will make it irresistible

Review from MacUser.co.uk

Hardcore administrators will revel in the Terminal window for managing servers, but for the rest of us, the Transmit-based FTP client will be about as close as we get to playing with the server directly. This shares a pane with the site tree and treats your remote files as though they were local, opening them with a single click, or dispatching them to helper applications from a context-sensitive menu.

If you’re a dedicated hand-coder, or are ready to step up from Dreamweaver’s built-in code-based environment, Coda is an excellent choice. As one MacUser team member said in the office, it’s one of those apps that could make a PC user switch. We don’t think that’s too high praise at all.

Review from MacApper

I do web development pretty much every day and have never been a real fan of the all inclusive, live editing types of tools. Honestly tools like Dreamweaver really makes me cringe. So like many others I normally have a separate application for text editing, FTP, shell, and of course a few browsers open. I have to tell you, I’ve taken the red pill now and doing away with all of these separate tools actually seems possible with Coda.

Review from Shawn Blanc

Coda is most certainly not bloated. If anything it could be argued the opposite - that Coda’s features are too skimpy.

However, put yourself in the developer’s shoes for moment. You’re going to take a Text Editor, CSS Editor, FTP client and a Terminal app. Then bundle them together, add a WebKit based prievewer and debugger, and offer some good documentation of PHP, CSS, Javascript and HTML. And finally: sell it for less than the cost of just a good text editor.

During his Macworld Expo keynote address on Tuesday morning, Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduced the MacBook Air Tuesday, a computer that the company billed as the world’s thinnest notebook — small enough to fit inside an interoffice mailing envelope. It’s priced starting at $1,799 and will be available within two weeks.

Amazingly thin. Amazingly full-size.

The thinness of MacBook Air is stirring. But perhaps more impressive, there’s a full-size notebook encased in the 0.16 to 0.76 inch of sleek, sturdy anodized aluminum. And at just 3.0 pounds,1 MacBook Air is more than portable — it’s with you everywhere you go.

A no-compromise display.

The glossy 13.3-inch, widescreen LED backlit MacBook Air display is the same viewable size as the screen on MacBook. The 1280-by-800 resolution gives you vibrant images and rich colors at full brightness the moment you open MacBook Air. So you get full-screen performance with all the benefits of a slim design.

Continue Reading →

I got greats new from MacMegaSite.com

NewsGator announced today the general availability of NetNewsWire 3.1, FeedDemon 2.6, and NewsGator Go! for Windows Mobile 2.0. The public beta of NewsGator Inbox 3.0 also began today.

The award-winning products for PC (FeedDemon), Mac (NetNewsWire), Microsoft Outlook (Inbox), and mobile (NewsGator Go!) deliver a best-of-breed RSS reading experience that synchronizes through NewsGator’s online platform. All of the new product versions deliver a better user experience with the inclusion of significant performance, usability, and relevance enhancements.

NewsGator also announced that all of its client RSS reader products are now available free of charge and include free synchronization along with other services. Users can now enjoy the great features and performance of all of NewsGator’s Web, desktop and mobile readers for iPhone, Windows Mobile, and BlackBerry (powered by FreeRange), all synchronized to provide the same view of their RSS content no matter when or where they read it. Enterprise customers will continue to enjoy the extended value of having all these clients synchronize with NewsGator Enterprise Server (NGES). The combination of innovative client reader features and the ability to leverage core platform data and capabilities have made NewsGator products dominant in the enterprise.

Please visit for the detail and completes informations

One of my Big Dream Gadget in 2007 (MacBook Pro) is perfect tools for my daily runtime, I really enjoy use it in my home or my office. And I want say big thanks to Apple Inc. Team, they make a great product and with Mac OS X Leopard, MacBook Pro is perfect match Apple Give nice suggestion, to keep healthy our MacBook Pro batteries. MacBook Pro user need to calibrating this batteries every month or two month.

To calibrate the battery:

1. Plug in the MagSafe power adapter and fully charge the MacBook or MacBook Pro battery until the light on the MagSafe connector changes to green and the Battery icon in the menu bar indicates that the battery is fully charged.
2. Allow the battery to rest in the fully charged state for two hours or longer. You may use your computer during this time as long as the power adapter is plugged in.
3. Disconnect the power adapter with the computer on and start using it with battery power. When the battery’s charge gets low, you’ll see the low battery warning dialog on the screen.
4. Continue to keep your computer turned on until it goes to sleep. Save your work and close all applications when the battery’s charge gets low and before the computer goes to sleep.
5. Turn off the computer or allow it to sleep for five hours or longer.
6. Reconnect the power adapter and leave it connected until the battery is fully charged. You may use your computer during this time.

That’s easy right? So don’t forget to do it each one month or two and You Lovely Machine will be ready to fight

I think the Wow will starting here I really Appreciate when Apple Inc. Introducing new Operating System in last year, and on October 26, 2007 Leopard the next generation of Mac OS X will be arrives, And I hope I can get this one. Because My Big Plan in 2007 is have own MacBook Pro in this year.

Why, Mac OSX Leopard? because they introducing more than 300 new features, the other reason is they desktop interfaces is the best I ever know

I was dreaming have one of Apple Inc product from 2000, and until today I still don’t have anything from Apple Inc. Product. But after read in this internet world like from Life Hacker make my dreaming running again. I really want it, yeah Leopard next Operating System from Apple Inc. the successor of Tiger(OSX 10.4).

Why Leopard?

• Stacks - Like a Start menu for your Mac
• Quickly preview different file types in Finder with Quick Look
• The surprisingly good iChat improvements
• A quick look at Quick Look
• Games
• Create your own web widgets with WebClip
• Manage multiple desktops with Spaces
• Safari 3.0 with XP and Vista support
• Core animation is beautiful
• Bootcamp installed by default
• Time Machine