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DESCRIPTION
Mactracker provides detailed information on every Apple Macintosh computer ever made, including items such as processor speed, memory, optical drives, graphic cards, supported Mac OS versions, and expansion options.
Also included is information on Apple mice, keyboards, displays, printers, scanners, digital cameras, iPod, Apple TV, iPhone, Wi-Fi Cards and Base Stations, Newton, and Mac OS versions.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 5.0.10:
- Adds iPod touch (Late 2009)
- Adds iPod classic 160GB (Late 2009)
- Adds iPod nano (5th generation)
- Adds iPod shuffle (3rd generation Late 2009)
- Search fields for adding Smart Categories and My Models now return "live" results
- Fixes issue where Mactracker would report a "attempt to pop an unknown autorelease pool" error to Console on Mac OS X 10.6
- Fixes issues with "Full Keyboard Access"
- Other minor changes and additions
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
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| Mactracker User Reviews (95 posts) | Write A Review |
 | Oct 18 2009 |
MARK_CAIRNS Another brilliant update. Have used it for years and years. Very useful resource.
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| Oct 18 2009 |
MACZENTRUM Just great! i use it everyday.
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 | Oct 17 2009 |
DEERSKIN Download link from MacUpdate is not currently working.
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 | Oct 17 2009 |
MISHA I just tried it and it works for me -- please try again.
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| Oct 17 2009 |
SJK 5.0.10 fails to launch on PPC-based Macs (G4, G5) I've tested. App briefly appears in Dock, then silently quits. Runs fine on Mac mini (Early 2009).
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| Oct 16 2009 |
But the update are too hard too install :p Could you add a internal App update more easier, what download only update more small? best regards
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| Oct 16 2009 |
CRAZZYEDDIE Mactracker does have an internal updater. It uses Sparkle just like most other Mac apps.
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| Oct 16 2009 |
JON555 This app has been around for what seems like forever, and has always delivered. Very informative, always up to date, always consistent, and always free. Thank you so much dev(s) for the years of support. Keep up the awesome work!
(Version 5.0.10) | |
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| Aug 5 2009 |
BLABLABLA@DODGIT.COM The BEST Application EVER created with RealBasic (and the only one I use). Thank You Very Much!
(Version 5.0.8) | |
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| Jun 3 2009 |
APPLESPECIALIST It's incredibly helpful and updated frequently.
(Version 5.0.7) | |
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| Apr 30 2009 |
CHRISCHRAM "Mactracker for iPod classic is no longer included." I guess that makes sense, since the latest generations of iPods can't use this feature, but "Boo, Hiss!" anyway.
(Version 5.0.7) | |
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| Apr 22 2009 |
ILGAZ Isn't there a free developer to give hand to this great freeware and its author? I feel bad when I download 22 MB of data each time when something gets added/updated. Can't be anything like rsync or plain patching (e.g. xdelta) implemented so users actually download 22 mb of data when they really need to replace the executable? I bet the actually changed data is far more less, compare the firefox "check for updates" updating and the old fashion full version downloading if you want to see how big difference patching would make. I mean, even Blizzard does patching and as far as I know, there is no risk patching the data files. Thanks to MPAA/RIAA, P2P doesn't really seem to be an option anymore. I mean evil ISPs out there filtering everything and sending letters to GNU/Linux downloaders. So, if anyone say "or he can ship a torrent", it is not the case. ps: I don't know the author or the company behind it, I just feel bad wasting bandwidth for no reason.
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| Sep 3 2009 |
TESLANAUT I'm with this guy. Why do we have to download the whole program entirely again? Why can't they just patch certain files or update the files within the App? Unless the bulk of it is actually the Binary itself.
(Version 5.0.9) | |
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