About.com is currently in the voting stage for their Reader’s Choice Awards for 2012 and Other World Computing has been named a finalist in the Best Mac Peripheral Reseller category!
We’re up against some pretty stiff competition, but we think the “OWC Difference” that our customers have come to expect from us will put us on top once the tally is totaled.
The voting process is extremely simple – go to the site and login with your About.com account, Facebook account, or simply enter your email address – then choose Other World Computing from the list of finalists and click submit. That’s it. No long forms to fill out, no need to register for anything, no need to post, tweet, blog, comment, add to circle, connect, digg, pin, flag, buy, like, or contractually promise your first-born son to a life of servitude.
Voting concludes on March 21st, 2012, and you can vote once per day between now and then. The winners will be announced on March 30th, 2012.
If you agree the “OWC Difference” is worth this honor, please take a moment to cast your vote.



The usual suspects are cashing in their opinions on a wide-variety of topics this month. From the massive coin that Apple has amassed to the single penny that NASA is sending to Mars and everything in between. Bet your bottom dollar, you’re sure to enjoy this one…and you can take that to the bank.


We’re home from the 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show and while some might be a little worse for wear, it was a great show. Join us as we discuss what we introduced, what we saw, and what we think this year in electronics is going to bring.
From all of us at Other World Computing, we would like to wish all of our customers a very happy and safe holiday season.
Happy Holidays from the crew here at OWC Radio. We’ve made our list, we even checked it twice. This month we explore who’s made the naughty list and who’s been nice this Christmas season before OWC Chris settles in for his long winter’s nap. So, grab a glass of egg nog and have a listen.
The Mayans may have been wrong… We’ve got massive flooding in Thailand causing a world-wide hard drive shortage, asteroids are on the way, Internet Explorer is no longer on top of the web browser food-chain, dinosaurs will soon be roaming the earth while the Mac Pro goes extinct, people are talking to their phones now, the Mac platform is becoming more susceptible to viruses, there are dogs and cats, living together – it’s mass hysteria! Is November 2011 the end of what we know?