“Thanks to a recently introduced Apple program called GarageBand, I have a chance to be almost famous,” writes Edward C. Baig for USA Today. “GarageBand is an entertaining addition to the Macintosh-only family of applications that make up Apple’s top-flight iLife ’04 software suite. It is composed of iPhoto (organizing pictures), iTunes (digital jukebox), iMovie (homemade videos) and iDVD (creating custom DVDs).”
“But as a music lover
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Indeed – Garageband is a wonderful app at a wonderful price (educational price: $30).
Now that’s cheap.
Where’s the link MDN?
The link is…
http://www.usatoday.com/tech/columnist/edwardbaig/2004-01-29-baig_x.htm
USA Today’s Tech page seems to keep up on many Mac issues, in spite of their numerous Dell ads.
Thanks Ary. Just also found it myself.
Yes, good review, for what space paper rag allows.