Nigel "hyph-n" Derbyshire

	Acused of Being Chairman of SEAL. Tools of the Trade Powerbook G4 12" (1.5ghz G4/512mb/60gb) iBook G3 (500mhz G3 / 384mb / 10gb) Powerbook 190cs (66mhz 68040/12mb/500mb) Newton MessagePad 2100 (+ Keyboard +WiFi + 512mb CF) PowerMac G4 (466mhz G4/896mb/160gb HD) Power Computing PowerCenter Pro 210 (210mhz PowerPC 604e/128mb/2Gb+4Gb SCSI HD) Powerbook 190 (66mhz 68040/12mb/500mb) Case File: Nigel brought his first Apple mac in 1994 in the form of a Powerbook 190. In 1997 he brought, what was at the time, the fastest single processor computer in the world, a Power Computing Power Center Pro 210. Nigel's acquisition path progressed when he purchased an Apple Power Mac G4, which is in daily use as a Mac Server and Digital Editing hub. eBay became too much of a temptation and Nigel has now acquired an iBook G3 (snow white), and another Powerbook 190cs (this one has a Colour Screen!). His most prized Apple product is an Apple Newton MessagePad 2100, with Keyboard, Wi-Fi card and 512mb RAM. He also uses a Powerbook G4 12" for work. EMail: chair@seal-apple.co.uk

Mick "Sicky" Sutton

	Accused of Being Founder and Treasurer of SEAL. Tools of the Trade 17" iMac G5 Rev. A 512MB RAM, 160GB Hard Drive iSight Canon i560 Printer Canon EOS 300D digital SLR ADSL broadband connection via Ethernet router Case File: Mick was one of the first members of South Essex Amiga Link to get a Mac when he was lured by the charms of Mac OS X Panther and the then-new iMac G5. Since then his enthusiam has rubbed off and several other SEAL members joined the Mac community, forming the core of South Essex Apple Link. His interests include photography and games (in particular 3D shooters and simulations). EMail: treasurer@seal-amiga.co.uk Mobile Phone: 0771 0039 664

Robert "Rhino" Williams

	Accused of Being SEAL's Communications officer and Magazine Editor. Tools of the Trade Mac Mini 512MB RAM, 80GB Hard Drive Sony X72 TFT Monitor Canon A80 Digital Camera ADSL broadband connection via Ethernet router Case File: Rob's a Mac newbie but with his interest in graphics and DTP he's found plenty to like about his new "toy". He's even done a spot of Apple Scripting and has been working with SEAL member Dave Kennedy on a production environment for the SEAL web site which supports both the Amiga and Mac. EMail: robert@seal-amiga.co.uk