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Thursday February 05, 2004

iChat AV can now talk to Windows users!

I've been waiting for this for quite some time now.

iChat AV v2.1 Public Beta adds support for video conferencing with the AOL Instant Messenger 5.5 for Microsoft Windows.

I've been waiting for Windows <-> Mac video-conferencing so Abbie can talk/see her grandparents all the time. My dad has been video-conferencing with my uncle for years - it's about time I got up to snuff and started using this stuff. Sweet - too bad I'm leaving for Vegas tonight and my dad is leaving for Africa tomorrow! Maybe I should buy an iSight tonight so I can talk to Julie over the weekend. Is there an Apple Store in Vegas?

Posted in Mac OS X at Feb 05 2004, 01:03:18 PM MST 1 Comment
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Yes there is an Apple Store in Vegas. not nearly as nice or as large as Cherry Creek. There is also a FRYS Electronics on the South end of the Strip. A great must stop for anyone. If you're on the north side of town stop in at Century 23 Computers one of the oldest independent Apple dealers who has survived.

Posted by Joshua Brauer on February 05, 2004 at 03:07 PM MST #

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