Apple ships Cinema, fixes OS 9
Calling it the biggest LCD ever marketed, Apple is shipping its 22" digital flat-panel Cinema Display monitor.
Available exclusively through The Apple Store e-commerce site, the Cinema Display sells for $3,999. When bundled with the Power Mac G4, the total price comes to $5,598.
The Apple store is online at www.store.apple.com .
Apple also posted a security patch for its Mac OS 9 Open Transport networking protocol, to correct a flaw that could leave networked Macs vulnerable to hackers.
Intruders could hijack the computers over an Internet connection, and use them to bombard other web servers with distributed denial-of-service attacks.
Macs are only vulnerable if they are running Mac OS 9 and are attached to "always-on" Internet connections, such as DSL and cable modems.
Apple has posted the patch, Open Transport Tuner 1.0, on its Software Updates Web page .
The story is online at www.macweek.com .
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