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June 12, 2006
This month, EveryMac.com features the specs on the latest U2 iPod and a brand new MacBook Q&A.
With all new dynamic functionality to improve ease-of-use, the MacBook Q&A answers "How does the MacBook compare to a similar Windows notebook?" and "What are the 'pros and cons' of the MacBook? Is it right for my needs?" along with dozens of other questions.
As started with the quiet "public beta" release of the all new forums last week, each Monday EveryMac.com will present a "Discussion Q&A", an opinion question that invites you to share your thoughts with other readers (subsequently discontinued).
To correspond with the release of the latest iPod, Today's Discussion Q&A is "If you could add one feature to the iPod, what would it be?" Contribute your ideas.
In case you missed one, Q&As since the last major update include:
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How does the MacBook compare to a similar Windows notebook?
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How does the MacBook compare to the model it replaced?
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What kind of "latch" system does the MacBook use?
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How fast is the MacBook running Windows?
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Is there a way to add "two-finger click" to the MacBook Pro?
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Is it possible to add external SATA to the PowerBook G4?
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What is the overall gaming performance of the MacBook?
Additions & Changes:
To remedy the problem of having the same Q&A up to date in one portion of the site and out of date in another, EveryMac.com has started archiving Q&As by system or topic rather than chronologically, and these often will be updated independently and featured when a major change occurs. Existing Q&As archived chronologically will be relocated and redirected in the coming days and weeks.
Added new systems:
Added an all new MacBook Q&A.
Updated the Currently Shipping pages.
Updated the By Case Type listings.
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