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    HP Officejet 100 Mobile Printer Gets Mac OS X Lion 10.7 Driver

    HP Officejet 100 Mobile Printer Gets Mac OS X Lion 10.7 Driver

    By Christopher Price on February 5, 2012

    HP has finally released a driver for the Officejet 100 Mobile Printer that supports OS X Lion. The now-10.7-compatible printer was one of the last printers in HP’s lineup to gain Lion support. Download: HP Officejet 100 Printer Driver for OS X Lion Version 12.13.20 (Direct FTP Link) Here’s the catch: Unlike nearly every other [...]

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    Posted in Computing & Internet | Tagged 10.7, apple software update, bluetooth, hp, mac, mac os x, neatreceipt, officejet, officejet 100, os x, os x lion | Leave a response

    Apple Drops Mac from Mac OS X Lion

    By Christopher Price on November 15, 2011

    Apple has made a subtle late change to the branding for Mac OS X 10.7 “Lion”. If you look at Apple Support Documents, and the Apple product pages, they refer to the product as “OS X Lion“. Not “Mac OS X Lion” or “Mac OS 10.7″, simply “OS X Lion”. Note that this title lacks [...]

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    Posted in Apple, Computing & Internet | Tagged Apple, arm, ios, lion, mac, os x | Leave a response

    Seagate Momentus XT Firmware Update SD28 Released

    By Christopher Price on September 19, 2011

    Seagate has issued a new firmware update for Momentus XT owners, version SD28. If you are a Momentus XT owner (like myself), you can breath a sigh of relief and update immediately… after backing up, of course. This firmware update will hopefully, hopefully tie up some painful loose ends that have stifled the life (thus [...]

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    Posted in Computing & Internet | Tagged Apple, firmware, hard drive, hdd, hybrid drive, mac, momentus xt, sad, sd28, seagate, solid state | 4 Responses

    iCloud’s Beta: More of the same?

    By Christopher Price on August 4, 2011

    I will start this article by saying that we don’t know everything that will be in iCloud just yet. However, I will say that I am disappointed at the pricing that has emerged on other web sites (here’s just one for example). At double the pricing for Amazon’s Cloud Drive, I can’t say I’ll be [...]

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    Posted in Apple, Computing & Internet, Google, Microsoft | Tagged amazon, Apple, gmail, google, google apps, icloud, ios, mac, Microsoft, skydrive, windows live | Leave a response

    Office 2011: What’s Wrong with This Picture?

    Office 2011: What’s Wrong with This Picture?

    By Christopher Price on January 18, 2011

    Now for me, something like this is pretty simple to work around. But, for someone not like me… this could be a bad start to a new relationship with Microsoft Office. No, the screen grab below has not been edited in any way, nor was it coaxed into fruition. It is what appeared after clicking [...]

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    Posted in Apple, Microsoft | Tagged mac, Microsoft, office, office 2011 | Leave a response

    The Perfect Office Example for Justifying an SSD

    By Christopher Price on August 1, 2009

    I know. You may be a guy or gal working in an office. Or, you may be a penny-pinching startup CEO like me. But even I justified paying $275 for an Intel X25-M SSD. And, I’ve got the perfect example of why it makes business sense. Sure, 17 second startups are great. But, I am [...]

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    Posted in Apple, Computing & Internet | Tagged Apple, intel, mac, neatreceipt, neatworks, ssd, x25-m | 2 Responses

    Giving Some ProCare for Free Could Save Apple Money

    By Christopher Price on January 30, 2009

    I’m going to raise something interesting here, but at first you might think I’m nuts. I think Apple should profile their customers, and give some of them ProCare for free. Take a deep breath, I haven’t lost it. ProCare provides some Apple-centric users powerful tools at the Apple Store. It used to also include One [...]

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    Posted in Apple | Tagged Apple, apple expert, applecare, asd, genius bar, mac, procare | Leave a response

    HP MediaSmart Now Does Time Machine, Well… not all of it. But, I can fix it.

    By Christopher Price on December 29, 2008

    So, you were all happy that the new HP MediaSmart home servers finally gave you a choice other than the anti-trust Time Capsule to do backups remotely… in the home. And, you are now ready to run out and buy one, blindfolds on to any compatibility issues. Sorry, I once again have to burst your [...]

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    Posted in Apple, Microsoft | Tagged home server, hp, mac, mediasmart, time machine, windows | 4 Responses

    Kega Fusion Comes to Mac

    By Christopher Price on December 26, 2008

    Here’s a Christmas gift I wasn’t expecting… Kega Fusion has been ported to Mac OS X! Kega Fusion is one of the most popular SEGA Genesis + CD + 32X emulators out there, and the developer has just finished porting it as his first Mac app. This really opens up a lot of potential for [...]

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    Posted in Apple, Sega | Tagged iphone, ipod touch, kega, mac, Sega | Leave a response

    Mac Office Update Bug: Lather, Rinse, Repeat

    By Christopher Price on October 18, 2008

    It appears that the latest Microsoft Office 2008 update (12.1.13), has the same bug the last version did. Namely, if you strip the unnecessary foreign language translations (using a tool like Youpi Optimizer, Monolingual, or even Finder)… the updater will complain that there aren’t any viable installations available. And yes, this is a bug. Apple [...]

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    Posted in Apple, Microsoft | Tagged Apple, mac, Microsoft, office | Leave a response

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