Australian Macworld

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Australian Macworld August 2007 Publication
Australian Macworld August 2007 Publication

Australian Macworld is the Australian version of the US Macworld magazine, although it carries many features, reviews and columns written by local authors. The magazine is published by Niché Media.

Australian Macworld is the longest-running Apple magazine outside the USA, currently up to its 20th year of reviewing Macintosh products under Australian conditions, as well as reporting on events in the Australian Mac market.

The magazine recently went through a refurbishment and 'cleaner' look, from its November 2007 issue and onwards. The sections of Australian Macworld are organised through Apple keyboard shortcuts. For example, the last page is Apple-Q (quit).

[edit] See Also

  • Macworld - for the US counterpart of Australian Macworld.
  • Macworld Expo - for the annual conference and expo run by Apple of the same name.

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