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To: Mel Boreham who wrote (8110)	3/9/1999 10:28:00 PM
From: Rocky Reid	Read Replies (1) of 10072

Interesting Apple related items: maccentral.com Apple retail sales up 176% in January Funny how some companies can do things right and whose leadership has a clear vision (AAPL and S. Jobs), and other companies can't seem to do things at all, and have their heads stuck up somewhere else (IOM CEO Jodie and Co.). Also Check this out: maccentral.com Hands On: CD-RW, the future of Mac removable media? Recent price cuts and speed gains have made one standard emerge as a prominent contender for not only exchanging files, but also for backing up data and a few other practical uses. The removable media format in question is the time-tested CD-ROM... Producing data CDs couldn't be easier. Toast allows you to simply drag and drop files into a window, where they're ready to be burned to a CD. ... I love my CD-RW drives. I have 2 of them, and my extensive CD-R archives fill up an entire shelf safe in the knowledge that they can be read by all of the future DVD drives coming out. And CD-R media is ridiculously cheap-- A very economical means of storage indeed. Iomega Zip? Outrageously expensive $/MB, and Slow-- CD-R's can be read at many times the speed of a Zip. And there is no guarantee that Iomega can stay in business, leaving those that used Zip for backup/arhival stranded.

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