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    Editors’ Notes

    Talk back to a Macworld editor

    Ever wanted to ask a question of a Macworld editor and get a live response? This Friday, you'll get your chance. Read on for the details of our first-ever live chat session.
    By Philip Michaels 19 years ago
    Editors’ Notes

    What price MacBook beauty?

    The matte-black finish on the new MacBook inspires an internal debate within Rob Griffiths' brain.
    By Rob Griffiths 19 years ago
    Game Room

    Steering away from the MacBook

    The MacBook's integrated Intel graphics make it a less-than-ideal system for OpenGL-intensive 3-D games. But that's why there's a MacBook Pro.
    By Peter Cohen 19 years ago
    News

    First Look: MacBook: What you need to know

    Now that weu2019ve spent several days with Apple's new MacBooks, here are some answers to the most frequently-asked MacBook questions.
    By Jonathan Seff and Jason Snell 19 years ago
    Reviews

    17-inch MacBook Pro

    The 17-inch MacBook Pro is a fabulous machine for anyone who concludes that its high performance, huge screen, and impressive versatility more than justify its size and weight. The remaining question for those Mac users: Buy the 17-inch model now or wait for more Intel-native apps to arrive?
    By Henry Norr 19 years ago
    News

    First Look: MacBook benchmarks in black and white

    We put a 1.83GHz and a 2GHz MacBook to the test and find that they hold their own against top-of-the-line MacBook Pro models in processor-intensive tasks, but don't fare nearly as well when it comes to games.
    By James Galbraith 19 years ago
    Mac Word

    Beneath the MacBook battery bay

    Is the MacBook the most easily-upgradeable Mac laptop ever? Jason Snell's got the video that proves it.
    By Jason Snell 19 years ago
    News

    Microsoft announces Vista minimum requirements

    Microsoft has outlined the minimum hardware requirements for Windows Vista on a new Web site. Apple hasn't announced its intentions for Vista and Boot Camp, but preliminary indications suggest that Intel-based Macs will make the cut.
    By Elizabeth Montalbano and IDG News Service 19 years ago
    News

    Products for the paranoid

    Is your loved one always talking about conspiracy theories or sending urban myths to you via e-mail? Could we call them paranoid? Here are some tools to help them secure their digital lifeblood (we’ll leave the theory debunking to you).
    By Dan Miller 19 years ago
    News

    MacBook Pros get speed boost

    The MacBook Pro gets a speed boost as Apple introduces new MacBook consumer computers.
    By Jim Dalrymple 19 years ago
    Editors’ Notes

    Price points

    Apple's newly unveiled MacBook offers a lot of features. A sub-$1,000 price tag isn't one of them.
    By Philip Michaels 19 years ago
    News

    First Look: Apple’s new MacBook

    We've had two MacBooks in the Macworld offices for a day. Here's a first take on what's new and interesting with Apple's latest laptops.
    By Jason Snell 19 years ago
    News

    First Look: Benchmarks: 17-inch MacBook Pro

    When Apple announced a 17-inch version of its MacBook Pro, many thought that the performance of this larger laptop would match that of a custom-built 15-inch MacBook. And for the most part, that assumption proved to be right. See how the 17-inch model stacks up in our battery of lab tests.
    By James Galbraith 19 years ago
    How-To

    On-the-go entertainment

    When you're on the road and done with the labors of the day, you can look to your Mac laptop for diversion. Here are a few accessories that can turn your PowerBook, MacBook Pro, or iBook into a mobile entertainment center.
    By Dan Frakes 19 years ago
    Mac Gems

    Recording iChat

    Conference Recorder lets you "tape" your A/V iChats.
    By Dan Frakes 19 years ago
    Editors’ Notes

    Another look at WorldBench

    An explanation of how WorldBench 5 works adds some context to Macworld Lab's recent Windows XP-on-Mac testing.
    By Philip Michaels 19 years ago
    Reviews

    Phlink 3.0

    Phlink 3.0.1. is a well-designed application that is ideally suited to individuals who want to get a handle on their day-to-day phone routine.
    By Ted Wallingford 19 years ago