G5 review from the Linux/Open Source news site. "Apple's new 64-bit Power Macintosh G5 is aptly named: it has power to burn."

Several Mac myths debunked.

A small integration project dispels some preconceptions about OS X.

Apple's newest iMac hits the sweet spot in marrying form and function, resulting in a computer that's fast, versatile and looks like it just dropped from the pages of Dwell magazine.

If you're curious about game performance running Windows XP on an Intel-based Mac, Peter Cohen can tell you one thing unequivocally: It works really well.

Some biology and genetic scientists are big fans of the Mac.

Apples digital hub strategy grows and focuses on creation, not just collection, of digital content.

After encountering roadblocks from Dell and IBM, Dr. Srinidhi Varadarajan went to Apple, and 24 hours later, had a commitment to deliver the G5's he'd need to build a Supercomputer.

Steve Jobs helped create a Silicon Valley icon and, along the way, garnered a reputation as a charismatic yet mercurial visionary.

Its dedicated users are so passionate they're often described as religious about their love for the machine.