Companies Supplying Macintosh on the Web

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General Information
  • Is it a virus or a hoax? This site is considered complete and up-to-date by people I trust.
  • Another good site to check is CIAC for Internet Hoaxes and Internet Chain Letters. Check before you spread the SPAM! CIAC also has a reference on macro viruses and what to do about them.
  • A huge list of Macintosh vendors
  • SiteLink should have "every link your Mac needs." You can spend a lot of time here, so digitalApple might be a safer place to start.
  • A list of specs on HD and CD-ROM specs (dead link?)
  • Hard Drive Specs listed in a nice layout (dead or super-slow link?).
  • The Ref, an excellent site of information on hardware specs.
  • More hard drive specs
  • Griffin Monitor Specs will let you know if that monitor will run on your Mac, and what adapter you might need.
  • Another list of computer Hardware and Software home pages (a new and untested link)
  • A list of hardware, software, and semiconductor companies on the Web.
  • You can get daily Mac news and much more from MacCentral and MacSpectre and DailyMac. So MacSurfer skims the top of these and more Mac news sites for you.
  • In a similar theme, Macware of Digital Revolution reviews recent shareware for you. (Nice.)
  • The Mac Resource Page
  • MacInsider Mac comments
  • The ULTIMATE Macintosh has many links to anything Mac.
  • If you just want to be amused, try Andy Ihnatko's Colossal Waste Of Bandwidth.

    • Specific Companies
  • Aberdeen, Inc for PC parts, some of which work on Macs
  • Adobe Systems Incorporated Home Page (font/printing software)
  • Advantage Memory Corporation for memory
  • All Electronics for electronics goodies (not really computer)
  • Alltech Electronics for Apple ][ products and some good deals on Mac products
  • APC for UPS
  • AuctionWeb Current Listings for Computer Hardware (buy or sell)
  • Barnett's Computer Warehouse for PC stuff and 72-pin SIMMs got some ng people angry
  • Big Mac
  • The CD-ROM Shop (CD-ROMs)
  • Chronos sells Personl/Group Organizer software
  • Central Midwest sells just through the 'Net.
  • CLC Research for memory
  • Components Direct for memory
  • Comp-Recyclers for new and used equipment
  • I think it's very cool that CompUSA now has an Apple Store-Withina-Store.
    However, you should also be aware of the InCOMPetent USA -- The CompUSA complaint page!
  • Computer Marketing Services for hardware (not Mac-exclusive)
  • Computers Plus Company or ComWest International for systems or parts.
    It looks like ComWest is defunct 8/17/98, so the link may be removed at any time.
  • Dan Berliner's Computer Hardware For Sale
  • Data Memory Systems for all types of memory (I've placed several orders here...)
  • DataTech Remarketing for used Macs, printers, and more with a great warranty
  • DirectWare for systems
  • Dirt-Cheap (D-C) Drives for good prices and service on hard drives
  • DLB Data Systems has 72-pin SIMMs
  • Dr Bott sells very cool Mac stuff of the handy new variety.
  • Dr Mac Inc
  • The Edutainment Company for children's software
  • Early in 1998, Egghead switched to online-only. Sometimes I miss having a store front to browse.
  • Exupery has great deals on PowerBook parts
  • Fonthead Design! has cheap quality fonts
  • GodFather Computer for new and refurbished computers
  • Goodwill Computerworks in Austin Texas has many unusual donations for sale.
  • Global Village Communication for modems
  • Griffin Monitor Specs will let you know if that monitor will run on your Mac, what adapter you might need, and sell you the adapter cheerfully.
  • Index Computer Remarketing has parts for laptops (Apple PowerBooks and IBM ThinkPads).
  • Info Products for scanners
  • Inspector's Gadgets for Mac memory (and flute info)
  • InterActive Computing
  • Internet Memory Exchange for RAM
  • Intol Computers for good prices on memory
  • Iomega (drives)
  • Kid's Domain has an excellent selection of children's shareware.
  • LA Computer Center for Macs
  • LABL Technology with good memory prices
  • The Liquidation Station has good deals on Macs
  • Lismore Software sells BlueLabel, the most affordable PC emulation Mac software. (Compare to VirtualPC a Connectix product, and SoftWindows and RealPC formerly from Insignia and now from FWB.)
  • MacBase
  • MacEasy has cables and parts for good prices
  • MacGurus sell Macs and Mac clones
  • MacPlay, for Mac games of course!
  • MacResource Computers has an excellent selection of hard-to-find Mac parts
  • Mac-Res-Q for new/refurb/used Macs and equipment
  • MacSelect (when the site loads for me) often has nifty new Mac gadgets
  • MacSource has the occasional deal on Macs and peripherals, as well as an excellent troubleshooting section
  • MacTreasures stocks old and discontinued software, and will search for anything not there that you want.
  • Magma makes PCI expansion systems to expand a PowerBook or a PowerMac or other PCI computer (for real!!!)
  • MC Computers (Mark Crutchfield) has used Mac items
  • MC PriceBreakers has parts for Apple II and Mac.
  • MediaGuide for Mac items
  • MEI has good prices on toner carts, printer ribbons, and media.
  • Memory & CPU Warehouse
  • Memory Man
  • Memory World
  • MemoryX has been good to me for memory purchases, and Milagro Mac has parts, like motherboards for Macs and LaserWriters
  • Monitors for Le$$
  • Monitors On Sale
  • Mushkin! Memory
  • Netscape the infamous, the very same
  • NexComp for Mac parts and accessories
  • NT Computer Distributor
  • OMNA Memory for RAM
  • Output Enablers is a very spiffy company selling Mac and PowerBook accelerators (clock-chipping, and nicely done too)
  • PowerON Computers for used Macs, also with frames.
  • PrePress Direct for scanners and printers
  • Radio Devices with CD-ROM's
  • REAL Software sells REALBasic, a simple compiler that gets great reviews!
  • QMS for printers and software
  • Quantum hard drives
  • Que Computers
  • RAPIData
  • Samsung makes monitors for Mac or PC computers
  • Seattle Telecom and Memory Products for RAM
    (206) 883-8440 or (800) 275-4238
  • The Shopping Planet for all sorts of software and hardware
  • Shreve Systems for new and used Mac items
  • SoftClub had systems and peripherals
  • Stairways Shareware sells Anarchie, a leading FTP client, as well as Internet Config, MacTCP Watcher, OTSession Watcher, and the fabulous NetPresenz.
  • Storage USA for any kind of hard drive
  • Sun Remarketing sells refurbished Macs (like the one I bought and love) and Apple Service Parts
  • Supra for modems (like mine -- and these guys are GREAT about honoring their 5-year warranty)
  • Sur-Tech is a surplus computer store with a wonderful variety parts, including (when I checked) cheap Mac video adapters and dependable LaserWriter II's! They also have Sun parts and more.
  • Surplus Computing for computer deals (not Mac-exclusive)
  • Surplus Direct for deals (not Mac-exclusive)
  • Surplus Technology Group for PCs and supplies
  • TD Curran for hard drives, memory, modems, networking, and other accessories for Mac
  • Texas Discount Computers has some sweet deals on Macs, parts, and peripherals
  • Timco Computers sells an assortment of Mac parts
  • Total System Integration (TSI) Computers for memory
  • Treasure Chest (TC) Computers for PC supplies (some of which run on Macs)
  • Tredex for PC deals
  • Ultimate Image for laser printers and toner cart recycling
  • The Used Computer Mall from MicroPricer
  • The Used Software Exchange
  • WestBay for memory
  • Wolfram Research (Mathematica)
  • Working Software is an excellent source of small, stable software.

    • Price Info, Auctions, and Deals
  • The Mac Resource Page as mentioned in General with RAMWatch
  • AbsoluteMac does your Mac comparison shopping for you with plenty of info.
  • American Computer Exchange prices are also at Mac/Chicago
  • Auction Depot
  • For a fee, Digital Deals will find you a good price on what you want.
  • ComputerESP displays prices from various manufacturers.
  • DealMac keeps a list of good deals on Macs. In a similar vein, Clone Central collects a list of deals on clones.
  • eBay (formerly known as AuctionWeb)
  • MPG, Monolith Pricing Guide is a quick reference, a source of deals, and a huge pricing guide.
  • MicroPricer for Used Computer Price Guide and Dealer Price Listings
  • PC Buyer's Guide
  • PriceWatch is a large price tracking site, as is the easier-to-use PriceScan.
  • RAMSource, a very nice compilation of places to buy RAM with prices and info and links.
  • United Computer Exchange prices

    • Shareware Sites
  • Shareware Com
  • Shareware Central from Q&D Software Development
  • ...Or check these software archives
    • MacLaunch.com
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    Last Revised: October 6, 1998 expanded but not checked

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