Warhol's Apple Computer Masterpiece Up For Auction
Okay Mac and/or art lovers... prepare to make your ultimate wet-tech dream come true. An Andy Warhol serigraph is currently up for auction at O'Gallerie in Portland, Oregon. This signed silkscreen print, which is expected to fetch between $20-30,000, was commissioned by Apple's first COO Del Yocam, and would surely be the prized piece of any tech aficionado's collection. We know we're in a ...
In a shift major shift among businesses, Macintosh computers are no longer just being allowed through the front doors of corporate America but are actually being encouraged as business work tools. According to a new survey by the Yankee Group, a Massachusetts research firm, the Apple-made desktop computers, previously only the favorites of graphic designers and layout specialists, are now ...
Conservative or liberal, Republican or Democrat, we all know the frustration of computer bugs and unanswered pleas for tech support. Case in point: conservative radio talk personality Rush Limbaugh made a public plea to Apple CEO (and Democrat) Steve Jobs on his broadcast last week for help with a problem he's encountered with his collection of networked, high-end Mac Pro computers.
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Hardcore PC-modding Web site computer-choppers.com has gained notoriety on the Internet with amazing projects like the PC made out of a vintage Marantz stereo and the computerized ode to the Digg.com logo. Today, the guys behind the site are making waves with their latest customization: a MacBook Pro that they've painted up in 24k gold. And, make no mistake: This isn't a Maaco-style outside ...
After dipping two days ago as result of confusing, misinformed headlines concerning poor iPhone sales, Apple shares regained losses and surged 9 percent yesterday during after hours trading. The boost came after the Cupertino, California gadgeteer announced earnings growth of 73 percent during the last fiscal quarter. And, believe it or not, the iPhone was a non-factor. Apple sold a record 1.76 ...
AOpen Pandora Whenever a cool new Adidas sneaker comes out, it's immediately given a fourth stripe by some hack out there and sold under a different brand name. Well, Apple is kind of like the Adidas of the tech-world. But it's not just Apple's phone and music players that get the Payless treatment. The Mac Mini, for example, found a fan in Taiwanese computer maker AOpen, who in 2005 released ...








