Off with their tales!
"Apple® today introduced the wireless Mighty Mouse, a new version of its popular multi-button mouse, now with the added freedom that only wireless connectivity can provide. The new wireless Mighty Mouse offers a reliable, secure connection to Macs and features a new laser tracking engine that is 20 times more sensitive than standard optical mice for better tracking on even more surfaces. Priced at just £49 (inc. VAT), Apple’s wireless Mighty Mouse includes up to four independently programmable buttons and an ingenious Scroll Ball that lets users scroll in any direction."

New PowerMac (MacPro) out next month!
It will be unveiled at the WWDC and will look all fancy and that with a new design like. But that's only rumours.

Microsoft's 'iPod Killer' Spotted.
Ooh, I bet Apple are really pooing their pants.
Read about it at HardMac.
The buttons do look too much like those on the 3rd Gen iPod, so it's probably a fake.

Useful iTunes artwork site unearthed.
If, like me, you buy music magazines for the free CD that's stuck to the front, then you'll know how difficult it is to find cover artwork on the web.
Well some kind fellow with too much time on his hands, i.e. me, has been busy scanning these free CDs and putting the artwork on a site called Cover Mounted Covers. Using iWeb, it didn't take that long at all. I would've used Dreamweaver otherwise, and that would have meant me spending hours going through my old manual.
OK, so there isn't that many covers on there at the moment. I do have loads more to scan. Give me a break. I'm about to move house, goddammit!

So long, eMac.
Not even schools can buy the old CRT eMac from today. It may have been a bit on the large size, but didn't it have a lovely rear?
It's replacement is a new £639 (inc. VAT) configuration of the 17-inch iMac designed specifically for education customers featuring a 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo processor.
No one likes bulky CRTs anymore. That's why you can pick an eMac on eBay for around £250.