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mpossoff
Apr 11, 01:00 PM
I have the case. It feels great in my hand and is not bulky at all. Very snug fit too. Best of all it doesn't attract lint.
I keep my trusty defender for rough terrain, but this case should handle small drops fine.
I have a Zagg front and back, will this case work with the Zagg?
I keep my trusty defender for rough terrain, but this case should handle small drops fine.
I have a Zagg front and back, will this case work with the Zagg?
mr evil brkfast
Sep 26, 06:34 PM
Entry Consumer Desktop (under $1300 USD):
I would have to say the emac 700 with the combo drive. You get a 17" monitor, a G4 and it is just over $1000 dollars.
I would like to see this model kept to replace the classic imac for perhaps...$899 after the next revision???
Consumer Desktop ($1300++ USD):
If I wanted the best system for the least money then the emac 800 SD would be my pick.
I think that the best value for the money and what you get is the 17" imac SD however. You get so much for the $500 more: a great FP widescreen monitor; a better designed computer; better videocard; more HD space...
Consumer Laptop:
12" 600mhz; 12" 700 mhz or 14" 700 mhz
My pick is the 12" 700mhz with the combo drive. I think that it is a better put together machine than the 14" and has a little more power to be worth more than the 600mhz of the 12". I don't think the 14" is worth the extra $$. It may be if it lets say had a 800mhz G3...something to differentiate it!
I am curious to see how Apple will update the form factor when they do!
Pro Laptop:
667mhz or 800mhz Powerbook
Tough call...depends on how much one wants to spend...I'll say the 800 simply for the reason that if you spend the kind of money the PBs cost you should get one that is better in every way than the consumer laptops (especially speed)
Pro Desktop:
dual 867 mhz; dual 1 ghz or dual 1.25 ghz; maybe even 17" imac SD
I like the dual 867 mhz model...simply because these seem to be stop-gap models and I think that you get an excellent machine for $1699 compared with the 733 G4 and 800 G4 (the past entry level models). Why pay the big $$ when you get a great dual for $1699.
and what the heck:
ipod 20GB for $499- $100 more than the original for 4x the space + case and wired remote = great deal!
I would have to say the emac 700 with the combo drive. You get a 17" monitor, a G4 and it is just over $1000 dollars.
I would like to see this model kept to replace the classic imac for perhaps...$899 after the next revision???
Consumer Desktop ($1300++ USD):
If I wanted the best system for the least money then the emac 800 SD would be my pick.
I think that the best value for the money and what you get is the 17" imac SD however. You get so much for the $500 more: a great FP widescreen monitor; a better designed computer; better videocard; more HD space...
Consumer Laptop:
12" 600mhz; 12" 700 mhz or 14" 700 mhz
My pick is the 12" 700mhz with the combo drive. I think that it is a better put together machine than the 14" and has a little more power to be worth more than the 600mhz of the 12". I don't think the 14" is worth the extra $$. It may be if it lets say had a 800mhz G3...something to differentiate it!
I am curious to see how Apple will update the form factor when they do!
Pro Laptop:
667mhz or 800mhz Powerbook
Tough call...depends on how much one wants to spend...I'll say the 800 simply for the reason that if you spend the kind of money the PBs cost you should get one that is better in every way than the consumer laptops (especially speed)
Pro Desktop:
dual 867 mhz; dual 1 ghz or dual 1.25 ghz; maybe even 17" imac SD
I like the dual 867 mhz model...simply because these seem to be stop-gap models and I think that you get an excellent machine for $1699 compared with the 733 G4 and 800 G4 (the past entry level models). Why pay the big $$ when you get a great dual for $1699.
and what the heck:
ipod 20GB for $499- $100 more than the original for 4x the space + case and wired remote = great deal!
ravenvii
Sep 23, 07:43 PM
I wonder who paid for his medical bills?
Why, us of course.
(Assuming you're American too).
Why, us of course.
(Assuming you're American too).
wrldwzrd89
Feb 14, 05:27 PM
For removing languages, several utilities exist, including DeLocalizer (http://www.bombich.com/software/local.html). I don't recommend using that one though, since it's inflexible and hasn't been tested on Mac OS X 10.3 "Panther".
Mac OS X doesn't really have or need uninstallers in the vast majority of cases. Usually, all you need to do to remove a program is trash the application file itself, any preference files in the Preferences folder, any support files in Application Support, and anything else in your Library the program may have left behind.
Mac OS X doesn't really have or need uninstallers in the vast majority of cases. Usually, all you need to do to remove a program is trash the application file itself, any preference files in the Preferences folder, any support files in Application Support, and anything else in your Library the program may have left behind.
nph
Dec 5, 11:49 AM
Hi,
I just bought the new PB15 HD and have followed all the threads about the display issue with big interest. Mine has the horizontal lines as well although not as pronounced as the ones I saw in the Apple store.
If I dont see anything about a fix before the end of the week I will send it back to Amazon since I dont want a screen that is not perfect. Maybe it is my imagination but it does not seem as sharp to me as I expected. Although still better than the iBook ones.
Today I noticed something though that might give another hint as to the origin of the horizontal lines problem.
When looking at the discussions pages at Apple support and scrolling very slowly the lines between the posting flicker substantially. I have not noticed this on any other cmputer so it tells me that something is up with this one.
It is almost perfect otherwise, gives me over 4 hours of use (realistic use) and has no dead pixels. But I dont want to settle for a less than perfect screen regardless. Then I'd rather take my chanses on the next revision.
Any ideas if the flickering lines could be related to refreshrate which would also explain the horizontal lines or is it just that the faint grey lines makes the horizontal line issue more evident?:confused:
Thanks
I just bought the new PB15 HD and have followed all the threads about the display issue with big interest. Mine has the horizontal lines as well although not as pronounced as the ones I saw in the Apple store.
If I dont see anything about a fix before the end of the week I will send it back to Amazon since I dont want a screen that is not perfect. Maybe it is my imagination but it does not seem as sharp to me as I expected. Although still better than the iBook ones.
Today I noticed something though that might give another hint as to the origin of the horizontal lines problem.
When looking at the discussions pages at Apple support and scrolling very slowly the lines between the posting flicker substantially. I have not noticed this on any other cmputer so it tells me that something is up with this one.
It is almost perfect otherwise, gives me over 4 hours of use (realistic use) and has no dead pixels. But I dont want to settle for a less than perfect screen regardless. Then I'd rather take my chanses on the next revision.
Any ideas if the flickering lines could be related to refreshrate which would also explain the horizontal lines or is it just that the faint grey lines makes the horizontal line issue more evident?:confused:
Thanks
themadchemist
May 2, 05:13 PM
IS THE WHOLE WORLD CRAZY!!!!!
(why would you ever want to do that in a million years)
Well, the Apple Keyboard I find very, very nice. And I think that the Apple mouse is one of the most comfortable out there (I think other companies try TOO hard to make their mice ergonomically-sound and fail in the process, while Apple's simple design is best). The problem is not having right click functionality, which is much more manageable on a Mac than on a PC.
Thus, I can understand your shock at someone wanting to us the Apple mouse, but am utterly confused as to it with respect to the Apple keyboard...Unless you're just floored that anyone would want to use a PC in the first place, which is a little bit more understandable. ;)
(why would you ever want to do that in a million years)
Well, the Apple Keyboard I find very, very nice. And I think that the Apple mouse is one of the most comfortable out there (I think other companies try TOO hard to make their mice ergonomically-sound and fail in the process, while Apple's simple design is best). The problem is not having right click functionality, which is much more manageable on a Mac than on a PC.
Thus, I can understand your shock at someone wanting to us the Apple mouse, but am utterly confused as to it with respect to the Apple keyboard...Unless you're just floored that anyone would want to use a PC in the first place, which is a little bit more understandable. ;)
jegadhu84
Apr 28, 05:27 AM
Hi everyone,
Please tell me the way to findout the version of an application using AppleScript. :confused:
Please tell me the way to findout the version of an application using AppleScript. :confused:
Big D 51
Apr 30, 08:17 PM
Yes. Parallels allows you to use the Bootcamp partition as a virtual machine. Create a new VM, and you will see an option to use Bootcamp as the VM disk. I believe it's described fairly well in the Parallels documentation.
Sweet. I will give it a try and post an update. Thank you for your time.
Sweet. I will give it a try and post an update. Thank you for your time.
ActionableMango
Apr 20, 03:49 PM
Two blown up power supplies in the same computer tells me there is a bigger issue. I would start to suspect that there is a problem in the computer or the electricity from the wall socket.
Can you identify the actual part that blew up?
Can you identify the actual part that blew up?
Warren
Jul 7, 04:46 PM
I have comcast and the transition went suprisingly well. I downloaded their little app that corrected all my settings automatically. It worked fine in 10.2 for me.
blueroom
Apr 10, 10:14 PM
I've found no commercial product as good as Handbrake.
liamkp
Jul 25, 06:12 PM
I dont see why they wont have FM radio on the 4G.... unless they want it to be unique to the Nano only.... but it would help compete against Zune....
ultimatelightwe
Apr 24, 02:28 AM
Thanks for the replies guys.
When we think about it, it's only since the last update that ours is having the problems.
I think we're over a barrel realy, now way out of it.
We're on orange who were quite helpful but there's not much they can do do as apple dictate everything.
Oh well.
When we think about it, it's only since the last update that ours is having the problems.
I think we're over a barrel realy, now way out of it.
We're on orange who were quite helpful but there's not much they can do do as apple dictate everything.
Oh well.
killr_b
Mar 20, 04:11 PM
Uh, homie, you have to cut inside the crop marks.
Cutting inside the crop marks will probably require a large flat table with a cutting surface, an exacto knife (#11 blade) and a really big ruler made for cutting against.
When I worked in a sign/ print shop that's how we did it. ;)
Cutting inside the crop marks will probably require a large flat table with a cutting surface, an exacto knife (#11 blade) and a really big ruler made for cutting against.
When I worked in a sign/ print shop that's how we did it. ;)
MaxBurn
May 6, 02:33 PM
http://www.unlockit.co.nz/unlockit/?page_id=61
Sort of like the password it needs to pass data.
Sort of like the password it needs to pass data.
WinterMute
Jun 30, 07:14 PM
I have a problem with the larger barrel on the 17 PBook, as it fouls the psu socket, but it works fine for the Ti.
jekay06
Jan 1, 12:43 PM
My IPod touch 3g is only 4 months old but I get about an hours use before the the 20% battery life come up. I brought it back to Apple and everything checks out. I love the unit but the battery life sucks. I have gone on line and checked out how to get better batery life, but If I did what it says to do, it would be useless.
cludgie
Feb 2, 02:04 PM
@pacmania1982 thanks, I am keeping my eye on that one.
@Anonymous Freak, I appriciate the link, looks like adecent forum.
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@Anonymous Freak, I appriciate the link, looks like adecent forum.
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glocke12
Jan 28, 05:48 AM
VX won't turn you into a zombie.
post was made before it was disclosed that it was VX. :p
post was made before it was disclosed that it was VX. :p
annk
Jan 31, 04:21 AM
My mom is trying to catalog my dad's huge CD collection. Some is already in iTunes, and the rest could easily be put there. He wants to be able to have printed lists according to his whim-of-the-day, such as which recordings do I have with singer X? A list of all his recordings of opera Y, in release order, etc.
Because my mom's hands hurt her, she can't do extended typing. This should ideally be a program that lets you import the CDs into iTunes, then let the cataloging program import them. Printing of good lists is essential - my dad won't be using the computer screen, my mom will be printing these things out for him. She's a smart lady, and has a reasonably good grasp of how to use her iMac, so typing in the "smart list" terms and generating the lists is not a problem for her.
It looks to me like Delicious Librar (http://delicious-monster.com/)y just might do this for her. It's more than she needs, but it's not expensive, and it will import from iTunes. CDpedia (http://www.bruji.com/cdpedia/) doesn't have a print function, as far as I can see, so I've ruled it out.
Free programs are nice, but I want this to be EASY for her, so I'll spend some money on it if need be.
Thoughts?
Because my mom's hands hurt her, she can't do extended typing. This should ideally be a program that lets you import the CDs into iTunes, then let the cataloging program import them. Printing of good lists is essential - my dad won't be using the computer screen, my mom will be printing these things out for him. She's a smart lady, and has a reasonably good grasp of how to use her iMac, so typing in the "smart list" terms and generating the lists is not a problem for her.
It looks to me like Delicious Librar (http://delicious-monster.com/)y just might do this for her. It's more than she needs, but it's not expensive, and it will import from iTunes. CDpedia (http://www.bruji.com/cdpedia/) doesn't have a print function, as far as I can see, so I've ruled it out.
Free programs are nice, but I want this to be EASY for her, so I'll spend some money on it if need be.
Thoughts?
silroc
May 5, 12:18 PM
I synch to a pc
She synchs to a Mac
Do I need to pull my music files to her Mac? What's best way to do that?
Thanks
She synchs to a Mac
Do I need to pull my music files to her Mac? What's best way to do that?
Thanks
QuarterSwede
Apr 19, 07:32 PM
What is it with the large ads all of a sudden? I'd be having some major words with the provider.
sunfast
Apr 24, 08:07 AM
I found the OS X section of iusethis (http://osx.iusethis.com/) to be a useful place to discover apps
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