Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 16th Sep 2009 14:56 UTC
While Snow Leopard includes some improvements in the area of security, noted security researcher Charlie Miller, winner of two consecutive "Pwn2own" hacker contests and co-author of The Mac Hacker's Handbook, concludes that Apple missed the boat on security in Mac OS X Snow Leopard. "Snow Leopard's more secure than Leopard, but it's not as secure as Vista or Windows 7," Miller said.
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RE[5]: Meanwhile in the real world...
by robojerk on Thu 17th Sep 2009 04:55
in reply to "RE[4]: Meanwhile in the real world..."
Member since:2006-01-10
http://web.archive.org/web/20020604065416/www.apple.com/mouse/
I believe the additional cost was for shipping. Every retailer (CompUSA, Microcenter, Fry's, etc.) sold the mouse for the same identical price.
http://web.archive.org/web/20020928043843/www.microcenter.com/singl...
I remember the markup on all Apple branded products were almost zero. The store management didnt really care if we sold Apple products or not unless it was TAPped (CompUSA's extended warranty).
RE[5]: Meanwhile in the real world...
by robojerk on Thu 17th Sep 2009 05:06
in reply to "RE[4]: Meanwhile in the real world..."
Member since:2006-01-10
The bluetooth mouse was not released until Sep 2003
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Wireless_Mouse
http://web.archive.org/web/20031230223752/microcenter.com/search_re...
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2005-07-06
I think it must have been the Apple Mighty Mouse (Bluetooth), it used to be that costly I think. Well people tend to buy that mouse as it's a laser mouse also to use that mouse no additional usb thing's have to be attached. I am not saying that it's the best mouse mouse but is convenient for most who can pay for it.