Computerworld - Apple's new 27-in. iMac can be described in one word: stunning.
Don't take my word for it. That's based on the cluster of techie-types and graphic designers who popped into my office last week to get a gander at the newest all-in-one Mac from Apple. Part of it might have been the novelty: Apple unveiled these larger, widescreen iMacs on Oct. 20 and sent one over for review purposes two days later. It's the biggest change for the iMac since it went aluminum-and-black in late 2007.
NASCON 09` was the 8th all Pakistan mega event of its kind staged in the twin cities, Islamabad-Rawalpindi. It encompassed sub events relating to the fields of IT, Engineering, Business and Multimedia. In addition to being an academic oriented event, NASCON, over the years, has evolved itself into a happening event of the Rawalpindi/Islamabad social scene.
This photo collection is one portion of my collection of History of Computing Information documents (seminal reports, 200+ pages online).
Here is a collection of high resolution 400 dpi scans made by Mike Muuss for his Computer History archive. All of them were scanned on a Canon CLC-500 color scanner/printer.
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