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LinkTree is a pretty cool service that MacGizmoGuy is using to gather and feature links to my online Social profiles across the internet. Alot of folk use this free (and paid) service to help thier fans and followers find out where they can access all thier content: https:linktr.ee/macgizmoguy - Still more Apple Mac Gadget review accounts to add. But very useful for building and consolidating my online presence of where I talk about all sorts of Insanely Great Apple computer accessories and Macintosh peripherals.

MacGizmoGuy

Yep, MacGizmoGuy is still at it after more than a decade. So much has changed on the landscape of the internet -- and getting content actually SEEN is quite challenging. Still, I try to keep up with the Mac computer gadget scene and keep my various blogs and websites active.

MacGizmoGuy was last seen April 1st 2022 - I'm still here, no foolin'

Ten Best ThunderBolt Hard Drives For Mac

Review the top ten currently shipping ThunderBolt backup drives for Mac. Spinning platter and solid-state flash memory SSD ThunderBolt hard drive options starting below $200 for super-fast TimeMachine and OSX data file backups. Apple ThunderBolt external hard drives for any budget.
http://www.macgizmoguy.com/apple-gadgets-blog/files/shipping-thunderbolt-external-drives.html
Single and dual-drive RAID ThunderBolt interface external hard drives for modern Mac computers.

USB3 MacBooks Now - Other Models Later

Go Apple! After inexcusable heel-dragging on USB 3.0 for Macs -- The new MacBook line with USB 3.0 and ThunderBolt finally shipping en masse. iMac and Mac mini desktops will get USB3 by summers end, I bet. With Apple laptop's selling 4 to 1 over desktop Macintosh systems, the MacBook USB 3.0 deployment alone will be enough to turn the tide towards a SuperSpeed USB3 future.

Mac Compatible Webcam Driver, Capture, and Image Control Software

Mac Logitech webcam drivers? High-def HD Logitech webcam software for Mac and more for Apple video capture and still image grabbing. Mac OSX has built in support for the basic USB 2.0 Video Class standard used by the majority of modern webcams. However, not all Mac programs really support new High-Definition HD web cameras fully or well. After years of 'iffy' Mac support, Logitech now has some OSX Mac webcam software to use with their more recent HD web cams.

For others - eCamm's iGlasses software sits between your Mac compatible webcam and whatever video app you're using to give you more control over your web camera image.