QMUG/LA’s *8th* Year!

Here’s what happened in our *8th* year, July 2001 - June 2002:

Mon, Jul  9th  “Star Search 2001”
2001           presented by the QORE 

Tue, Jul 17th  Apple announces its 3rd quarter results,
               $61 million profit on $1.48 billion in revenue.

Wed, Jul 18th  Apple unveils Indigo, Snow & Graphite 500MHz, 600MHz & 700MHz CD-RW iMacs,
               and “Quicksilver” 733MHz CD-RW, and 867MHz and Dual-800 MHz SuperDrive
               Power Macs at Macworld Expo/NY. 

Mon, Aug 13th  “Job-Hunting w/ Your Mac”
               presented by Doan Stafford 

Mon, Sep 10th  “3D Modeling & Animation III”
               presented by Lotan Berg 

Sat, Sep 29th  Apple releases Mac OS X v. 10.1. 

Mon, Oct  8th  “Marketing Yourself & Your Business Online”
               presented by Don Levy 

Tue, Oct 16th  Apple releases a 600MHz iBook, and 550MHz and 667MHz PowerBooks. 

Wed, Oct 17th  Apple announces its 4th quarter results,
               $66 million profit on $1.45 billion in revenue.

Tue, Oct 23rd  Apple unveils its iPod, a 5GB MP3 Player/FireWire hard drive. 

Mon, Nov 12th  “Upgrading Your Mac”
               presented by Doan Stafford 

Fri, Nov 16th  IBM releases ViaVoice for Mac OS X. 

Mon, Nov 19th  Microsoft releases Office for Mac OS X. 

Mon, Nov 26th  Apple’s stock closes above $20 at $21.37/share
               last here mid-July but bubbling above $15/share since then. 

Mon, Nov 19th  Connectix releases VirtualPC for Mac OS X. 

Sat, Dec  1st  “A Day Without Art” is observed by QMUG/LA. 

Mon, Dec 10th  “Mac OS X” (10.1)
               presented by Tony Cappelli 

Tue, Dec 11th  Companies release software for Mac OS X, like AOL, ICQ 3.0,
               FaxSTF, GoLive 6.0, iPhoto, Windows Media Player, RealBasic 4.0,
               Debabelizer Pro 5.0, OmniPage Pro X, Toast 5.0, and many, many more. 

Thu, Dec 17th  Apple makes Combo drives (CD-RW/DVD) standard on its PowerBooks.

Mon, Jan  7th  Apple unveils its new 700MHz and 800MHz G4 LCD SuperDrive iMac, 2002           a 14" iBook, and iPhoto software at Macworld Expo/SF.  Mon, Jan 14th  “Macworld Expo/SF 2002 Review”                presented by Doan Stafford, and                 “Web Authoring IV”                presented by Arjun Nayyar of Wildform.com  Wed, Jan 16th  Apple announces its 1st quarter results,                $38 million profit on $1.38 billion in revenue. Mon, Jan 28th  Apple releases 800MHz, 933MHz and Dual 1GHz Power Macs.

Mon, Feb 11th  “iPhoto”
               presented by Martina Wilson, and 

               “Internet Software Roundtable III”
               facilitated by Doan Stafford 

Wed, Feb 20th  Symantec releases Norton Utilities for Mac OS X. 

Tue, Feb 26th  Apple receives a Grammy Award
               for contributing outstanding technical significance to the recording field. 

Mon, Mar 11th  (no meeting)*
               presented by no one 

Thu, Mar 21st  Apple unveils a 10GB iPod and a 23" Apple Cinema Display
               at Macworld Expo/Tokyo. 

Tue, Mar 26th  Dantz releases Retrospect Backup for Mac OS X. 

Mon, Apr  8th  “Conflicts, Errors & Crashes II”
               presented by Don Levy, Doug Glenn and Travis Sherer 

Wed, Apr 17th  Apple announces its 2nd quarter results,
               $40 million profit on $1.5 billion in revenue.

Mon, Apr 29th  Macromedia releases Dreamweaver for Mac OS X. 

Mon, Apr 29th  Apple releases a new 700MHz G4 eMac, and 667MHz and 800MHz PowerBooks. 

Mon, May  6th  Apple previews “Jaguar,” the next major release of Mac OS X at its WWDC. 

Mon, May 13th  “Tips & Tricks II”
               presented by Christian Boyce 

Tue, May 14th  Apple unveils XServe, a rack-mounted server that’s just 1.75" H x 19" W x 28" D. 

Mon, May 20th  Apple releases 700MHz iBooks. 

Mon, Jun 10th  “Shareware & Freeware”
               presented by Doug Glenn, and 

               “QMUG/LA’s *8th* Anniversary Celebration”
               presented by the QORE

Wed, Jun 19th  Apple’s stock closes below $20 at $17.12/share. 

 

 

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