Briefly: Target's 'used' iPods; Chipotle & Apple

In brief: Target appears to have begun selling pre-owned iPods at discounted rates. The store's offerings include 1GB ($89.99), 2GB ($109.99), and 4GB ($149.99) first-generation iPod nanos alongside pre-owned 30GB ($219.99), 60GB ($269.99), and 80GB ($319.99) video iPods. Target is also offering pre-owned second-generation iPod nanos in 2GB ($129.99), 4GB ($169.99), and 8GB ($219.99) capacities.... MacEnterprise.org -- a community project consisting of IT professionals sharing information as well as solutions to support Macs in an enterprise -- will present a webcast titled "Using SAP with Mac OS X" on Tuesday, February 20th at 1:00 p.m. EDT. Participants will discuss SAP topics of current deployments, support, and a future roadmap.

Fast food, integrity, and Apple

One BusinessWeek.com columnist has spoken about fast food with 'integrity,' and cites Apple as a company to be admired. "I've watched Steve Jobs' introduction of the iPhone multiple times, and it's an hour-and-a-half long," the columnist wrote. "I admire his passion for not accepting mediocre stuff. People don't ask for this stuff, but when they see it, they go, 'Oh my God, it's what I always wanted.'"

SafetyNet

Océ-Nederland B.V. and Markzware Europe B.V. today announced SafetyNet, a cooperation in the area of online pre-flighting software that checks digital files for defects and inaccuracies. Digital files are checked for problems before they are sent from the customer to the graphics media company, ensuring that the graphics company only receives good files that meet required conditions.

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