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CNET | Digital Dispatch
X marks the spot
March 22, 2001
Vol. 7, No. 12
**** Ready for the 2001 tax season? CNET reviews your options!
See the ad in this issue for details. ****
Extra, extra, read all about it. The tech world has gone "X"
crazy. What am I talking about? The sudden ubiquity of the 24th
letter of the alphabet. The current X craze arguably dates back
to Douglas Coupland's 1992 novel "Generation X," which was
followed shortly thereafter by the otherworldly "X-Files." Then
"extreme" entered the popular lexicon as a description for
unconventional sports, spawning the X Games, the XFL, and even
the Xbox, a hotly anticipated gaming console.
( http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=eBp20BkQI0X20fl1Q )
Now, though, X is staking its claim on mainstream software. Last
week, Microsoft released final code of the latest version of
Office, dubbed Office XP. Then Apple followed up with Mac OS X
(generally pronounced "OS 10," but an X is an X, after all). And
of course Microsoft has already announced that Windows XP
(successor to Windows 2000), is due by year's end.
( http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=eBp20BkQI0X20fl3S )
The proliferation of all these Xs can be extremely confusing. So
keep your browser pointed this way for our exclusive, extensive X
coverage.
--Steve Fox, editor in chief, CNET Networks
IN THIS ISSUE:
1. Tech Trends: Getting work
2. Software: Microsoft Office XP revealed; Mac OS X superguide
3. Internet: Eyetide Viewer 1.1
4. Hardware: Two cheap inkjets: Apollo weeps
5. Electronics: Special report: Demo 2001
6. Web Building: Six experts evangelize on effective design
7. Wireless: Kyocera's Palm phone review
8. News: Apple's holy grail
9. CNET Music Center, CNET Auctions, CNET TV, CNET Help.com
10. Top 10 future e-books, part 2
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Online job sites are fighting to get the laid off back into
the workforce. We talked to both job seekers and recruiters
for their take on the leading job sites. Find out which sites
are the biggest, and which ones the newly unemployed
recommend.
http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=eBp20BkQI0X20fl4T
_________________________________________________________________
2. Software: Microsoft Office XP revealed; Mac OS X superguide
Stick a fork in Office XP: it's finally done. Last week,
Microsoft shipped the gold code of its famous office suite to
manufacturers. The suite won't hit store shelves until later
this spring, but CNET has seen the future of Office. Is it
pretty? We'll tell you.
http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=eBp20BkQI0X20fhIk
Mac OS X kicks out the buzz like no other. Be the first to
read our review of Apple's exciting new operating system and
check out CNET's coverage of OS X's ins and outs, including
tips on preparing your machine for the upgrade, reviews of the
beta, and a decision maker to help you decide whether to
upgrade at all.
http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=eBp20BkQI0X20fl2R
Be sure to check the Superguide on March 24 for CNET's review
of Mac OS X!
_________________________________________________________________
3. Internet: Eyetide Viewer 1.1
Want to use photos from a recent movie as your screensaver?
Eyetide Viewer has tons of them for you to download. Learn
more in our review.
http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=eBp20BkQI0X20fl5U
_________________________________________________________________
4. Hardware: Two cheap inkjets: Apollo weeps
Sub-$100 color inkjet printers such as the Epson Stylus Color
777i and the Apollo P-2250 tempt you with their low prices and
brightly colored cases. But while one offered surprising
quality for the money, the other one proved to be no
bargain--at any price.
http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=eBp20BkQI0X20fimN
_________________________________________________________________
5. Electronics: Special report: Demo 2001
It may not be CES, but this select trade show highlights some
of the cooler gadgetry that may one day be sold in a store
near you. Want to see some of the high-tech toys on the
horizon?
http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=eBp20BkQI0X20fknQ
*************************************** ALSO IN CNET ************
Ready for the 2001 tax season? CNET reviews your options
Find out what CNET editors recommend for home or personal
use, and where to buy it for less. Plus, find links to the top
tax downloads, and even learn how to file online. Don't let
April sneak up on you again. Let CNET Software help you today.
http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=eBp20BkQI0X20e3Fn
*****************************************************************
6. Web Building: Six experts evangelize on effective design
What is effective Web design, and where can you find it? Alan
K'necht interviews six gurus of the GUI for Builder.com and
hears some very different gospels preached by some of the
Web's most renowned design prophets. Check out what they say
about finding the Holy Grail of effective Web site design.
http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=eBp20BkQI0X20fkEj
_________________________________________________________________
7. Wireless: Kyocera's Palm phone review
We've talked about it for a while, but now it's finally here:
the next-generation Palm phone, the Kyocera QCP-6035. How much
better is it than the previous generation?
http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=eBp20BkQI0X20flnR
_________________________________________________________________
8. News: Apple's holy grail
After years of promising a next-generation operating system,
Apple will launch Mac OS X on Saturday, but analysts wonder
whether it is enough to spur Mac sales.
http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=eBp20BkQI0X20fkrU
_________________________________________________________________
9. CNET Music Center, CNET Auctions, CNET TV, CNET Help.com
CNET Music Center: Records do have their advantages, but for
sheer convenience and portability, nothing beats the CD. Find out
how to record your LPs onto your computer, remove hiss, pops, and
clicks from the audio, and burn the songs onto CDs--all for
free--in this helpful tutorial.
http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=eBp20BkQI0X20fmCj
CNET Auctions: Spring is here; it's time to rid yourself of tech
toys that you don't use and gear up with next-to-new products
that you want. Head over to Auctions.com and put your items up on
the block, or bid on hundreds of tech products with starting bids
as low as one dollar.
http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=eBp20BkQI0X20ISh
CNET Shopper: Whether you're waiting for a tech toy to fall below
a certain price, or you're a plain old bargain hunter, CNET
Shopper Price Drop Alerts will help you in your quest for the
best deals. This snazzy new tool lets you monitor price changes
on products you're interested in by sending a notification to
your e-mail or wireless device when the price changes. Start
setting your alerts now.
http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=eBp20BkQI0X20fgAb
CNET Message Boards: Looking for information on Windows 95, 98,
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dedicated to Windows users. From tips to troubleshooting, it's
all here. Come join us!
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CNET TV: The race to decode the human genome has spawned a new
urgency: biotech companies are hustling to patent valuable human
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an eventual cure tomorrow. What's required to cash in on the
biotech bonanza? Tune into CNET News.com, weekends, 4-5 p.m. ET
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CNET Help.com: DVD-ROM drives are common fare on desktops and
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with yours, get beyond your fear with our DVD Beginners Center.
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Looking for more help resources? Try the Help Directory, a
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http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=eBp20BkQI0X20Bqsz
CNET Radio: The emperor's new OS: Is Apple's OS X fully clothed?
The long-awaited, long-overdue update to Apple's vaunted
operating system is due to debut this weekend, but without
several of its most sought after new features. Is shipping a
stripped OS a minor faux pas or a major mistake for a company
that can't afford to alienate its loyal users? Making tech make
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and dangerous than they're worth. Thankfully, the folks at
MadOnion have done all the work for you in 3DMark2001, a toolkit
that helps you harness the maximum power of DirectX technology
and 3D acceleration hardware. The latest version adds a
completely new demo mode that includes four new game tests and
demonstrates some of the latest innovations and advances in the
realm of real-time 3D graphics. Benchmark this.
http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=eBp20BkQI0X20fiTw
_________________________________________________________________
10. Top 10 future e-books, part 2
You may recall that in our previous top 10 list, we hypothesized
about the kinds of electronic books that might be a hit with the
tech crowd--things such as "Lord of the Files" and "Gone with the
Windows." Well, we had so much fun last week (and so many book
titles we didn't get to use) that we're back for round two.
Herewith, our second top 10 list of e-books we'd like to see:
1. Stranger in a Strange LAN: An earthling is raised by
extraterrestrials, creating a perfectly typical network
administrator.
2. Phantom of Opera: Compatibility with an outcast browser
haunts Web developers.
3. Flowers.com for Algernon: Thanks to a radical operation, a
plain, off-white mouse upgrades to an Intellimouse. But will
it last?
4. Goodbye, Mr. Chip Manufacturer: The Semiconductor Industry
Association ( http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=eBp20BkQI0X20fl6V )
goes literary with its annual report.
5. Fall of the House of Users: Edgar Allan Poe's macabre tale of
the decline of Usenet.
6. A ROM with a View: Lucy Honeychurch must choose between her
tried-and-true compact disc drive or the flashy new DVD-ROM
she encountered in Radio Shack. Brief nudity.
7. The Profit, by Kahlil Gibran: The legend of an ancient way of
financing companies.
8. Of Mice and Menus: George and Lennie finally master Windows.
9. The Old Man and the C++ Programmer: An aged CEO goes 60 days
without landing a programmer. When he uses stock options as
bait, the programmer bites, then destroys infrastructure when
the stock tanks.
10. The Great Gatesby: 'Nuff said.
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<P>CNET | Digital Dispatch<br>
X marks the spot<br>
March 22, 2001<br>
Vol. 7, No. 12</P>
<P>**** Ready for the 2001 tax season? CNET reviews your options! See the ad in this
issue for details. ****</P>
<P>Extra, extra, read all about it. The tech world has gone <i>X</i>
crazy. What am I talking about? The sudden ubiquity of the 24th
letter of the alphabet. The current <i>X</i> craze arguably dates back
to Douglas Coupland's 1992 novel <i>Generation X,</i> which was
followed shortly thereafter by the otherworldly <i>X-Files.</i> Then
<i>extreme</i> entered the popular lexicon as a description for
unconventional sports, spawning the X Games, the XFL, and even
the <a href="http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=hBp20BkQI0X20fl1Q";>Xbox</a>, a hotly anticipated
gaming console.
Now, though, <i>X</i> is staking its claim on mainstream software. Last
week, Microsoft released final code of the latest version of
Office, dubbed Office XP. Then Apple followed up with Mac OS X
(generally pronounced "OS 10," but an <i>X</i> is an <i>X,</i> after all). And
of course Microsoft has already <a
href="http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=hBp20BkQI0X20fl3S";>announced</a> that Windows XP
(successor to Windows 2000), is due by year's end.
The proliferation of all these <i>X</i>s can be extremely confusing. So
keep your browser pointed this way for our exclusive, extensive <i>X</i>
coverage.</P>
<P>--Steve Fox, editor in chief, CNET Networks</P>
<P><BR>
IN THIS ISSUE:</P>
1. Tech Trends: Getting work<br>
2. Software: Microsoft Office XP revealed; Mac OS X superguide<br>
3. Internet: Eyetide Viewer 1.1<br>
4. Hardware: Two cheap inkjets: Apollo weeps<br>
5. Electronics: Special report: Demo 2001<br>
6. Web Building: Six experts evangelize on effective design<br>
7. Wireless: Kyocera's Palm phone review<br>
8. News: Apple's holy grail<br>
9. CNET Music Center, CNET Auctions, CNET TV, CNET Help.com<br>
10. Top 10 future e-books, part 2<br>
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<P>1. Tech Trends: Getting work<BR>
Online job sites are fighting to get the laid off back into
the workforce. We talked to both job seekers and recruiters
for their take on the leading job sites. Find out which sites
are the biggest, and which ones the newly unemployed
recommend.
<BR></P>
<P><A
HREF="http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=hBp20BkQI0X20fl4T";>www.cnet.com/techtrends/0-6014-8-5045543-1.html</A></P>
<HR NOSHADE>
<BR>
<P>2. Software: Microsoft Office XP revealed; Mac OS X superguide<BR>
Stick a fork in Office XP: it's finally done. Last week,
Microsoft shipped the gold code of its famous office suite to
manufacturers. The suite won't hit store shelves until later
this spring, but CNET has seen the future of Office. Is it
pretty? We'll tell you.
<BR></P>
<P><A
HREF="http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=hBp20BkQI0X20fhIk";>home.cnet.com/software/0-811003-1204-5152705.html</A></P>
<p>Mac OS X kicks out the buzz like no other. Be the first to
read our review of Apple's exciting new operating system and
check out CNET's coverage of OS X's ins and outs, including
tips on preparing your machine for the upgrade, reviews of the
beta, and a decision maker to help you decide whether to
upgrade at all.<br></p>
<p><a
href="http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=hBp20BkQI0X20fl2R";>home.cnet.com/software/0-3923243-8-5106960-1.html</a></p>
<p>Be sure to check the Superguide on March 24 for CNET's review
of Mac OS X!</p>
<HR NOSHADE>
<BR>
<P>3. Internet: Eyetide Viewer 1.1<BR>
Want to use photos from a recent movie as your screensaver?
Eyetide Viewer has tons of them for you to download. Learn
more in our review.
<BR></P>
<P><A
HREF="http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=hBp20BkQI0X20fl5U";>www.cnet.com/software/0-806173-8-5182942-1.html</A></P>
<HR NOSHADE>
<BR>
<P>4. Hardware: Two cheap inkjets: Apollo weeps<BR>
Sub-$100 color inkjet printers such as the Epson Stylus Color
777i and the Apollo P-2250 tempt you with their low prices and
brightly colored cases. But while one offered surprising
quality for the money, the other one proved to be no
bargain--at any price.
<BR></P>
<P><A
HREF="http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=hBp20BkQI0X20fimN";>computers.cnet.com/hardware/0-1069-7-5058424.html</A></P>
<HR NOSHADE>
<BR>
<P>5. Electronics: Special report: Demo 2001<BR>
It may not be CES, but this select trade show highlights some
of the cooler gadgetry that may one day be sold in a store
near you. Want to see some of the high-tech toys on the
horizon?
<BR></P>
<P><A
HREF="http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=hBp20BkQI0X20fknQ";>www.cnet.com/electronics/0-3622-8-5080827-1.html</A></P>
<BR>
<P>
*************************************** ALSO IN CNET ************<br>
Ready for the 2001 tax season? CNET reviews your options<br>
Find out what CNET editors recommend for home or personal
use, and where to buy it for less. Plus, find links to the top
tax downloads, and even learn how to file online. Don't let
April sneak up on you again. Let CNET Software help you today.<br>
<a
href="http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=hBp20BkQI0X20e3Fn";>cnet.com/software/0-3725-8-4419846-1.html?tag=st.cn.nl.xpro-txt.sw_tax</a><br>
*****************************************************************</P>
<BR>
<P>6. Web Building: Six experts evangelize on effective design<BR>
What is effective Web design, and where can you find it? Alan
K'necht interviews six gurus of the GUI for Builder.com and
hears some very different gospels preached by some of the
Web's most renowned design prophets. Check out what they say
about finding the Holy Grail of effective Web site design.
<BR></P>
<P><A
HREF="http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=hBp20BkQI0X20fkEj";>builder.cnet.com/webbuilding/0-3881-8-5069140-1.html</A></P>
<HR NOSHADE>
<BR>
<P>7. Wireless: Kyocera's Palm phone review<BR>
We've talked about it for a while, but now it's finally here:
the next-generation Palm phone, the Kyocera QCP-6035. How much
better is it than the previous generation?
<BR></P>
<P><A
HREF="http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=hBp20BkQI0X20flnR";>wireless.cnet.com/cgi/WRPHDetail.asp?ptable=Wireless_Phones&PID=1000310</A></P>
<HR NOSHADE>
<BR>
<P>8. News: Apple's holy grail<BR>
After years of promising a next-generation operating system,
Apple will launch Mac OS X on Saturday, but analysts wonder
whether it is enough to spur Mac sales.
<BR></P>
<P><A
HREF="http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=hBp20BkQI0X20fkrU";>news.cnet.com/news/0-1006-201-5197743-0.html</A></P>
<HR NOSHADE>
<P><BR>
9. CNET Music Center, CNET Auctions, CNET TV, CNET Help.com</P>
<P>CNET Music Center: Records do have their advantages, but for
sheer convenience and portability, nothing beats the CD. Find out
how to record your LPs onto your computer, remove hiss, pops, and
clicks from the audio, and burn the songs onto CDs--all for
free--in this helpful tutorial.<br>
<A
HREF="http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=hBp20BkQI0X20fmCj";>music.cnet.com/music/0-1566074-7-5184703.html</A></P>
<P>CNET Auctions: Spring is here; it's time to rid yourself of tech
toys that you don't use and gear up with next-to-new products
that you want. Head over to Auctions.com and put your items up on
the block, or bid on hundreds of tech products with starting bids
as low as one dollar.<br>
<A
HREF="http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=hBp20BkQI0X20ISh";>auctions.cnet.com/oswelcome.shtml</A></P>
<P>CNET Shopper: Whether you're waiting for a tech toy to fall below
a certain price, or you're a plain old bargain hunter, CNET
Shopper Price Drop Alerts will help you in your quest for the
best deals. This snazzy new tool lets you monitor price changes
on products you're interested in by sending a notification to
your e-mail or wireless device when the price changes. Start
setting your alerts now.<br>
<A
HREF="http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=hBp20BkQI0X20fgAb";>shopper.cnet.com/shopping/0-1567584-7-5149792.html</A></P>
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an eventual cure tomorrow. What's required to cash in on the
biotech bonanza? Tune into CNET News.com, weekends, 4-5 p.m. ET
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<P>CNET Radio: The emperor's new OS: Is Apple's OS X fully clothed?
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10. Top 10 future e-books, part 2</P>
<P>You may recall that in our previous top 10 list, we hypothesized
about the kinds of electronic books that might be a hit with the
tech crowd--things such as "Lord of the Files" and "Gone with the
Windows." Well, we had so much fun last week (and so many book
titles we didn't get to use) that we're back for round two.
Herewith, our second top 10 list of e-books we'd like to see:</P>
<blockquote>
1. Stranger in a Strange LAN: An earthling is raised by
extraterrestrials, creating a perfectly typical network
administrator.<br>
2. Phantom of Opera: Compatibility with an outcast browser
haunts Web developers.<br>
3. Flowers.com for Algernon: Thanks to a radical operation, a
plain, off-white mouse upgrades to an Intellimouse. But will
it last?<br>
4. Goodbye, Mr. Chip Manufacturer: The <a
href="http://one.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?y=hBp20BkQI0X20fl6V";>Semiconductor Industry
Association</a>
goes literary with its annual report.<br>
5. Fall of the House of Users: Edgar Allan Poe's macabre tale of
the decline of Usenet.<br>
6. A ROM with a View: Lucy Honeychurch must choose between her
tried-and-true compact disc drive or the flashy new DVD-ROM
she encountered in Radio Shack. Brief nudity.<br>
7. The Profit, by Kahlil Gibran: The legend of an ancient way of
financing companies.<br>
8. Of Mice and Menus: George and Lennie finally master Windows.<br>
9. The Old Man and the C++ Programmer: An aged CEO goes 60 days
without landing a programmer. When he uses stock options as
bait, the programmer bites, then destroys infrastructure when
the stock tanks.<br>
10. The Great Gatesby: 'Nuff said.<BR>
</blockquote>
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