NJMUG May meeting will held at the Clifton Allwood Library on Tuesday May 20th at 6:30PM in our old room. Face masks are optional, however we still recommend maintaining a safe distance from other participants.
In this months meeting Bruce will show you his brand new Insta360 X5 camera. This camera features: an 8K, 30fps 360° Video with Dual 1/1.28 Sensors; Triple AI Chip for Superior Low Light; Invisible Selfie Stick Effect; New InstaFrame Mode: Tougher, Replaceable Lenses; New Wind Guard for Clearer Audio; 185 Mins Battery Life; FlowState Stabilization + 360° Horizon Lock.
We have a special guest coming to this month's general meeting. Richard Wolfson, the original founding father of the NJMUG will be coming to the meeting and sharing with our current memebers how the club started and all the personalities of the founding members of the club.
Louis will share with us 15 Interesting Web Sites.
Last, Mark will show three things. First up he will show Apple’s new M4 MacBook Air. Next Mark will show the case/stand from Fintie Sleeve Case he purchased for this laptop. Finally, although you can no longer purchase a car with a cassette player, many of us still have a library of this 1970’s stallwart. Mark will demonstrate how to convert cassette tapes to digital format using the Reshow Portable Cassette Recorder Player he recently purchased.
NJMUG general monthly meetings are held on the third Tuesday of each month.
Meeting agendas will be posted on the website approximately 2 weeks prior to the meeting date. Upcoming meeting dates are as follows:
Past meeting agendas along with public distribution files are available on our meeting archive page. Monthly member-only distribution files are available for download in the members section.
Founded in 1984, NJMUG is the Garden State's flagship Macintosh Users Group with members throughout New Jersey. Our community of members are dedicated to sharing their knowledge, insights and experience on the Macintosh computer platform.
Date: 2/9/2022
To the New Jersey Macintosh Users Group,
I'm now a 51-year-old professional in New York City, but I grew up in New Jersey at a time when Apple was first rolling out the Macintosh. I now have two teenage sons myself, and after I was discussing what I did for extracurricular activities in high school, on a lark I looked up the New Jersey Macintosh Users Group, which I was involved in starting up. I was absolutely delighted to find the web page below referencing my participation, and I wanted to say thank you so much for memorializing the group's history. I'm glad it continues, and I'm writing to say how much I appreciate the costless but meaningful gesture of remembering the group's history. I'm only sorry I wasn't on a mailing list to be able to commemorate the 20th anniversary! Wishing best of luck, and another 35 years of success, to the New Jersey Macintosh Users Group!
Very truly yours,
Michael ("Mike") Waldorf
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