Archive for January 5th, 2005Woo hoo! My favorite baseball player of all time is a Hall of Famer now! Look at that pic of him and his wife. He’s looking old.. then again, he is. I just hadn’t seen a picture of him basically since he retired from the Cubs. Ryne Sandberg has always been my favorite player. Now maybe that old Topps rookie card will go up some. I honestly don’t even know how much that baby is worth.
Man, I wish this would work with my DirecTiVos: The Mac version will be released down the road.
Looks like a new version of Photoshop, Illustrator, GoLive, etc. could be announced at the Jan. 11, 2005 MacWorld:
I just came across an Apple-centric BLog while surfing. I’m going to bookmark this one and frequent it. I like some of his posts I read so far:
Just saw this over at Mac News Network. This is a much sleeker option than using an iTrip or what have you. I’ll stick to my cassette adapter, but for those with only a CD player, this is the way to go. Alpine also has a better (but pricier) option. Audiovox has announced a new iPod car adapter that allows iPod users to play songs through any car stereo system. The Audiovox iPod Mobile Interface Kit allows for a direct connection of the iPod to most factory radios for playback through the cars audio system. In addition, it allows the radio controls to operate the iPod and also enables users to control the iPod using the steering wheel controls. The system will also charge the internal battery of the iPod, according to the company. The kit is easy to install with a plug-in connection to the CD Changer port. The company says the iPod screen will display all the Song/Artist data, and browse, as if it were not connected. The module will be available later this month for $200 and customers will be required to call a toll-free 800 number to obtain the appropriate cable for their car stereo (which the company will deliver within 24-48 hours).
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