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  • Wiki with lots of information here. In addition to ATSServer, iTunes.app (and iTunes Helper) are also PPC-only and thus forced to run under Rosetta.
    in TCPA/TPM in MacOS X/Intel Dev 'kernel'... relax. Comment by dglow August 2005
  • Quote: Originally posted by Kickaha We won't know for sure until the new Macs ship. Here's my guess: Apple will ditch many of the current standard mobo bits from Wintel boxen, such as BIOS. Just like the move to USB, they're going to forge a…
    in TCPA/TPM in MacOS X/Intel Dev 'kernel'... relax. Comment by dglow August 2005
  • Quote: Originally posted by YoMaMa If I?m allowed to dream, I?d like to be able to slide off the front of the iPod leaving the hard drive and all docked while using the display and click wheel as a remote. Yes - that would be most excellent.
    in 5G iPod Comment by dglow January 2005
  • Quote: Originally posted by nsousansousa I am sorry but you are wrong here. The shuffle is charged when plugged into an USB port, so definitely the battery is connected through the USB port. Perhaps what Splinemodel refers to is the Shuffle's…
    in iPod Shuffle: The perfect Apple GSM Phone ? Comment by dglow January 2005
  • Quote: Originally posted by Splinemodel The thing is, a third party developer could theoretically develop a GSM phone that plugs in as such. If you can find the right components, it's a one person job. Maybe 3 to 6 months of work and testing. …
    in iPod Shuffle: The perfect Apple GSM Phone ? Comment by dglow January 2005
  • An Apple ad-on won't turn the Shuffle into a phone, but Apple will build the Suffle into one. It will be a proper phone, with a speaker, ringer, and screen larger than a postage stamp. Ringing through earbuds only is complete nonsense.
    in iPod Shuffle: The perfect Apple GSM Phone ? Comment by dglow January 2005
  • From this post (emphasis mine): Quote: According to sources, Apple has discovered that a limited number of 22-inch Apple Cinema Displays (with model number M7478LL/A) are not compatible with the Mac mini. If users with this display experience sc…
    in 22" Cinema Display NOT Compatible with Mac mini Comment by dglow January 2005
  • Quote: Originally posted by Messiah Just out of interest, does your CD have the green/yellow lit buttons or the white lit buttons? Green/yellow.
    in 22" Cinema Display NOT Compatible with Mac mini Comment by dglow January 2005
  • Thanks for posting those photos, Messiah. That female connector on the Sawtooth does look very unique. However, the plug on my 22" Cinema does not include pins/tabs for those two veritcal slots. It looks like an everyday male DVI-D connector. …
    in 22" Cinema Display NOT Compatible with Mac mini Comment by dglow January 2005
  • Oooh, a story problem... If we use JVC's DTheatre spec (uses DVHS as a transport for pre-recorded HD Movies) as a starting point, we're looking at a bitrate of about 28 Mbps. 28 Mbps = 3.5 MB/s 2 hour movie = 7200 seconds 3.5 MB/s x 7200s…
    in How many gigs of Hardrive space would a HDTV feature length movie use? Comment by dglow January 2005
  • Quote: Originally posted by Messiah The very first 22" Cinema Displays shipped with a DVI interface, but it wasn't a standard DVi interface at all. In fact, Apple developed their own interface, and then decided to call it DVI ? which isn't confus…
    in 22" Cinema Display NOT Compatible with Mac mini Comment by dglow January 2005
  • Quote: Originally posted by LiquidR Um, why is the 512M RAM upgrade $75 and the 1G RAM upgrade more that $400 on the Apple site? I think the reasons - alluded to above - are: 1. Mac mini has only one DIMM slot (compare to the 1GB upgrade …
    in The real skinny on the Mac Mini. Comment by dglow January 2005
  • iPhone will be the iCamera, but easy xfer to an iPod photo would make sense. (hidden Bluetooth?)
    in iPod Photo Rumor Comment by dglow December 2004
  • JonE: you won't be able to curl up on a couch, but using this Wacom tablet is currently the closest you can get to an OS X-based tablet. In fact, this is exactly the same touch screen that drives every Tablet PC.
    in Tablet PC user wanting to switch to Mac Comment by dglow November 2004
  • Quote: Originally posted by glen I found the computer I was talking about. When I said 'the lot' I didn't mean the monitor as well, but this is what I saw all those years ago (and they're still making it). http://www.cybernetman.com/default.cf…
    in The Key(board) to the New iMac G5 Comment by dglow August 2004
  • Don't think the D = 'Dissent'. A definition here. FUD = Fear, Uncertainty, and Disinformation. I've also heard the D as 'Doubt'.
    in Longhorn getting sliced and diced... Comment by dglow August 2004
  • Quote: Originally posted by 1douglask Well dglow, it's interesting that you read that into my most simple question asking for delivery information. Grow up. Dude, relax. Your thread topic is '30" Cinema Display', and you asked for "words (h…
    in 30" Cinema Display Comment by dglow August 2004
  • Quote: Originally posted by 1douglask That's all simply wonderful but the topic of this thread is delivery of the 30". If you want to talk about how wonderful it'll be when it comes please start your own topic. You tell 'em, 1douglask. Don't…
    in 30" Cinema Display Comment by dglow August 2004
  • Concord, I must disagree. Apple's wireless keyboard and mouse are fantastic IMO. Could they be of better build? Sure, of course. I think that statement is true of all too many consumer goods today. Still, for the price this pair is amazing. I lo…
    in Hoping new pro G5's bring a pro mouse/keyboard Comment by dglow June 2004