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1. A Week Without Apple – Day Five, The End

   21 Comments Anthony Agius - 6th June 2009 - Series

   The last item to look at is the Linksys WRT610N. It’s pretty much an AirPort Extreme, but by Linksys instead of Apple. The WRT610N packs a dual band radio, so you can have a 2.4GHz 802.11g network, for things like the iPhone, Wii and older laptops, plus a 5GHz network, for the faster 802.11n spec, [...]

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2. A Week Without Apple – Day Two, A Lesson in Understanding

   49 Comments Anthony Agius - 3rd June 2009 - Series

   Today’s post will concentrate on Windows 7 and the HP Pavilion dv6-1143tx, because that’s what I felt like writing about the most today. It’s been a revealing experience – Windows 7 is actually much better than I assumed it would be and the HP laptop, well, it backed up my reasons for spending that few [...]

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3. A Week Without Apple

   62 Comments Anthony Agius - 2nd June 2009 - Series

   I’m not going to use Apple products for a whole week. Yep. I swear to god, cross my heart and hope to die, that I won’t touch an Apple product. This is the post you can bookmark to keep track of my experience. I will add a link to each new post here, for your convenience. You can subscribe to our RSS feed, or follow MacTalk on Twitter too.

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4. A Week Without Apple – Day One, A New Hope.

   15 Comments Anthony Agius - 2nd June 2009 - Series

   Day 1 – It is lonely here on this island. I feel as if the world has forgotten me and I am stuck here forever. There aren’t even any cool adventures or monsters like on that island in Lost. Oops, wrong journal.
   What the hell am I doing? Read this post for the background.
   The beginning of [...]

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5. A Week Without Apple – Introduction

   62 Comments Anthony Agius - 31st May 2009 - Series

   For a full working week, beginning as of 12:01am Monday the 1st of June, I will abandon my Apple products, casting them to the fortress that is my mother’s house. Join me all this week, where I will blog daily about my experiences in adjusting my workflows, picking up on the differences between the Apple and non-Apple products and answering any questions you might have.

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