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GeekStream Online Reviews: Apple Final Cut Studio 2 review! Our biggest yet! Edirol MA-15D Studio monitors now reviewed. New Review of Apple's lastest version of the iWork Suite. iWork '08 GeekStream Review of Macally ECO USB/Firewire enclosure ARS Technica Reviews iPod Nano (2nd Generation)
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Maple Story comes to Geekstream Online. Our first game review, and freebie review to boot. We finally tell you about Maple Story. A freeware game that many users already found are love playing. Come and see why. Click here for the whole review. Our Biggest Review yet! Apple Final Cut Studio 2 Final Cut Studio has become a near broadcast household word lately and now with Apple's latest release it once again reminds us why. New Review - Edirol MA-15D Studio Monitor Speakers The 15W speakers are quite ample for my studio space with room to spare. Most of my recordings are vocal so the range of these speakers works very nicely. For some people they will find the 15W too little for their needs. Click here for the whole review. NEW Review - Apple's latest iWork '08 Suite With Apple’s newest version of its office productivity software, it shows that it intends to be a serious competitor to Microsoft’s Office series of applications. Previous versions of iWork were seriously lacking in a dedicated spreadsheet application. Apple has made up for this fact in ’08 with the introduction of Numbers. Click here for the whole review. Review - Macally's ECO Case USB/Firewire Enclosure. To ring in the relaunching of the site I have posted a new review for MacAlly's ECO External Hard drive case. Click here for the whole review. ARS Technica Review the iPod Nano (2nd Edition)
Mac Pro Review - The end of one Era and the beginning of another The introduction of the new, yet familiar-looking Mac Pro at the Worldwide Developers Conference (along with the updated Xserve) closed the book on the PowerPC's 12-year run in Apple's product lineup. And it all happened so fast. Just last year, Apple CEO Steve Jobs stood in front of the gathered masses and dropped the big bombshell. Read the whole review here
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Only a year has passed between Apple's introduction of the first generation of iPod nano and now. With a sizable share of the flash player market at this point, Apple revamped all of its flash players last week with a new generation of iPod nanos and iPod shuffles. The second generation iPod nano line gets a brighter screen, software updates, new headphones, new packaging, and most noticably, an entirely new enclosure made of anodized aluminum. The new case also marked the return of colors besides black and white—essentially turning the 2G nano into a smaller, flash-based, color-screened iPod mini.