QMUG/LA’s *9th* Year!

Here’s what happened in our *9th* year, July 2002 - June 2003:

Mon, Jul  8th  “Sorenson”
2002           presented by Jeremy Rex, and 

               “Star Search 2002”
               presented by the QORE 

Mon, Jul 15th  Apple released QuickTime 6 

Tue, Jul 16th  Apple announced its 3rd quarter results,
               $32 million profit on $1.43 billion in revenue. 

Wed, Jul 17th  Apple unveiled new features and technologies in Mac OS X 10.2 Jaguar,
               — Sherlock 3, Rendezvous, iChat — and iCal, iSync, and iTunes 3,
               plus new 20GB iPod and 17" LCD iMac at Macworld Expo/NY. 

Mon, Aug 12th  “Inside Apple”
               presented by Garr Reynolds, the Apple User Group Program Manager*, and 

               “Painter 7”
               presented by Philip Pacheco of procreate* 

Tue, Aug 13th  Apple unveiled new dual-processor Power Mac G4s at 867 MHz, 1 GHz, and 1.25 GHz,
               and an 800 MHz SuperDrive eMac. 

Sat, Aug 24th  Apple made Mac OS X v10.2 available for purchase. 

Mon, Sep  9th  “Mac Basics”
               presented by Doan Stafford, and 

               “How to Buy a Mac”
               facilitated by Doan Stafford 

Mon, Oct 14th  “Making Music w/ Your Mac”
               presented by Paul Fox of GayRaver* 

Wed, Oct 16th  Apple announced its end of fiscal year results,
               $65 million profit on $5.74 billion in revenue.

Wed, Nov  6th  Apple unveiled new PowerBook G4s at 867 MHz and 1 GHz (w/ SuperDrive!),
               and iBooks now starting at $999 going up to 800 MHz. 

Mon, Nov 11th  “Backup Strategies”
               presented by Don Levy of MacTherapist.com* 

Mon, Dec  9th  “Mac OS X:  Jaguar”
               presented by Doan Stafford 

Tue, Jan  7th  Apple unveiled new PowerBook G4s at 12" and 17" (w/ lighted keyboard!) 2003           as well as iPhoto 2, iMovie 3, iDVD 3, Safari and Keynote at MW/SF.  Mon, Jan 13th  “Macworld Expo/SF 2003 Review”                presented by Doan Stafford, and                 “Web Authoring V”                presented by Deborah Shadovitz, GoLive author*  Wed, Jan 15th  Apple announced its 1st quarter results,                $8 million loss on $1.47 billion in revenue.  Tue, Jan 28th  Apple updated Power Macs to 1 GHz, dual 1.25 GHz and dual 1.42 GHz,                and Cinema Displays to 17", 20" and 23" for $699, $1299 and $1999.

Tue, Feb  4th  Apple simplified its flat-panel iMacs to two models,
               an 867 MHz 15" one, and a 1 GHz 17" one. 

Mon, Feb 10th  “Digital Cameras”
               presented by Patrick Gee of Samy’s Camera*, and 

               “iPhoto 2.0”
               presented by Doan Stafford 

Wed, Feb 19th  Microsoft acquired VirtualPC from Connectix.

Mon, Mar 10th  “Printers & Printing II”
               presented by Doan Stafford 

Wed, Mar 19th  Al Gore joined Apple’s Board of Directors.

Mon, Apr 14th  “Conflicts, Errors & Crashes III”
               presented by Atul Gupta of Tech-Pal* 

Wed, Apr 16th  Apple announced its 2nd quarter results,
               $14 million profit on $1.48 billion in revenue. 

Wed, Apr 23rd  Apple bumped its iBooks to 900 MHz. 

Mon, Apr 28th  Apple unveiled new iPods, iTunes 4, and the iTunes Music Store. 

Wed, May  6th  Apple bumped its eMacs to 1 GHz. 

Mon, May 12th  “AppleScript”
               presented by Christian Boyce, Apple Consultant* 

Mon, Jun  9th  “iDVD”
               presented by Ken Stone*, and 

               “QMUG/LA’s *9th* Anniversary Celebration”
               presented by the QORE

 

 

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