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Beijing Macintosh User Group

Posted by Jeremy Goldkorn, March 19, 2007 9:29 AM

'Sod the iPhone' — the last post on Danwei about Apple computers — fluffed up some feathers in the sensitive Mac user demographic and also elicited sympathy for your correspondent's Mac travails from other sufferers in the self-inflicted Jobs ghetto.

If you are one of them and you live in Beijing, you might be interested in the the Beijing Macintosh User Group, who are celebrating their fifth anniversary this coming Saturday, March 24. There is a mini Macfest organized from 15:00 - 19:00 at the Asia Hotel on Gongti Beilu and 'even PC users are welcome'! See Beimac's website for details.

 
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