March 21, 2007 at 01:51Computerra i MAK
On March 20, the next issue of Computerra magazine appeared in Moscow stalls. The theme of the issue is “Five for One - Computerra i MAK”. Terrovtsy immediately admitted that they did not work with the Macs themselves. And this release is a bit of an editorial testing of the iMac 24 "(Core 2 Duo 2.16GHz / 1Gg / 250GB).
I myself still read the entire issue. But I realized the following - five authors did not test the apple machine at all, they rather tried to communicate with it. Moreover, each in its own way. I quote: “While Rodion Nasakin found out that the intuitiveness of the interface is a relative concept, Vladislav Biryukov decided not to waste time on the third or something, he installed the usual OS (Windows). Ilya Shchurov, it seems to this day, is sure that they slipped him some wrong Unix. "Sergey Leonov did not begin to deal with software at all, but he disassembled and assembled Mac."
I advise everyone who is interested in Macs, but does not work for them, to purchase this number. And if you are terribly sorry for 30 rubles, then wait for the issue to appear in a week on the magazine's website .
And here is the cover.
I myself still read the entire issue. But I realized the following - five authors did not test the apple machine at all, they rather tried to communicate with it. Moreover, each in its own way. I quote: “While Rodion Nasakin found out that the intuitiveness of the interface is a relative concept, Vladislav Biryukov decided not to waste time on the third or something, he installed the usual OS (Windows). Ilya Shchurov, it seems to this day, is sure that they slipped him some wrong Unix. "Sergey Leonov did not begin to deal with software at all, but he disassembled and assembled Mac."
I advise everyone who is interested in Macs, but does not work for them, to purchase this number. And if you are terribly sorry for 30 rubles, then wait for the issue to appear in a week on the magazine's website .
And here is the cover.