Several events have occurred over the past few weeks that got me and other OWC'ers wondering: when did quality and reliability stop being important to both consumers and those entrusted with creating consumer electronics? I'm using that CE term here...
The end of 2009 is upon us. In a few short hours we'll be counting down to the new year with family and friends and it just seems appropriate to look back upon the last year with a little nostalgia....
Studies have shown that having more screen real estate on your computer helps increase productivity. Even laptops and computers with built-in displays usually have an option for connecting a second display, expanding the computer's desktop and giving you more room...
Today, Other World Computing has launched a new audio podcast, OWC Radio. Hosted by Tim Robertson, the first episode features an interview with TUAW.com tech writer Steve Sande. OWC Radio Host Tim Robertson (OWC Tim) has been a long time...
Sometimes even the best educated guesses can be thrown for a loop when an unforeseen "X-Factor" comes into play. Such is the case with the Late 2009 iMacs. As we were getting information together for the new iMac instructional videos,...
After last month's rather disappointing iTunes event, it's good to see an Apple product announcement with some substance behind it. This time around, the improvements were made to products that traditionally catered to the "consumer" end: the iMac, the Mac...
We often think of OWC as a giant resource...a collective of individual skills, knowledge, talents, and passion...that all come together to offer assistance to Mac users around the world. Whether it be our free lifetime US-based technical support, Live Chat...
Related article: What You Need to Set Up Your Own DIY Upgrade Lab So often we are asked in reference to our OWC Instructional Series of Videos, "How exactly am I supposed to 'Use proper anti-static precautions when performing this upgrade'?"...
Every autumn, Apple has an iTunes event. We’re used to it by now - more iPod-y goodness for “back to school” and/or holiday shopping. This time around, though, there was a lot more speculation than usual. Unfortunately, most of the...
