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Same with the cinema displays right now too. They always say "new." Everything does.
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I did try VLC. Ok, I figured out how I did it the other day. I just changed my screen resolution to 1024x768 stretched. It works great that way. Thanks for the help!
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Quote: Originally posted by isomething I;m also on the borderline, All my freinds have been really excited though, so I'm looking into it. Personally, I think they should have put a 1.8 inch Hard Drive with 20 gigs on it. That would be better …
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Quote: Originally posted by A Yellow Bandit I dont know if i got lucky or something, but when i purchased a laptop with the edu pricing, i didnt have to prove it at all. I just put that i went to the UA and that was that. If thats the case everyo…
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Quote: Originally posted by tling But is there a downside in getting Panther first, and then upgrading it Tiger? Sure. This is not a problem. As I said, you'll have to buy Tiger, but you can upgrade without problem. I'll be upgrading my P…
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Quote: Originally posted by tling Thanks for all your replies! My another questions is, do you think it's worth getting a PowerBook now with Panther installed, and then get the Tiger upgrade when it's released later next month? Therefore, I ca…
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Quote: Originally posted by melgross No. These guys won't lie to me. I know them too long. I would never ask anything too specific such as: Is it coming out April 1st? It's more of a: Think it'll be close to the full term? Seems that…
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Quote: Originally posted by Cake I want that desktop.
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Quote: Originally posted by skatman I'm not exactly sure what you mean by "ultra sharp DVI". I work on a few 17'' Dell models with DVI inputs and they have the retrace effect. Ok. I thought maybe you were refering to the analog-only Dell di…
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Quote: Originally posted by skatman Most of Dell's lower end monitors (15,17'') are made by LG. Most of them suffer from horizontal retrace lines when viewed at an angle. Are you including the ultra sharp DVI models in that opinion? I thou…
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Yeah, you're probably looking at $69. That is what they charge for Panther. You never know though, for they might raise the student price on Tiger. We know the retail price for Tiger, but not the educational price yet. You know what I was thin…
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Just wait for quarter 2 results in April. The Poewrbook will have sold more than the iBook, since the Pbook was updated. The iBook started beating Powerbook in the past two corners, for the Powerbook had not been updated, and the last quarter was…
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Let me count the debt... $25 on CC1 $260 on CC2 (stupid NFL playoffs) $1190 on CC3 However, the $1190 is at zero percent until next January. Its the remaining balance on my powerbook and cinema display, so I don't mind that debt too much. …
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I hate to admit it, but I would probably subscribe to such a service, at least for a while.
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With 512 MB of memory, you should enjoy your Mac Mini!
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DCQ, It is fantastic to hear your enthusiasm for the shuffle. I'm glad you are enjoying it. It is nice to have fun, with a new toy like this. About 4 hours for a complete charge, but it will be 80 percent full after 2 hours. I'd imagine you…
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Quote: Originally posted by Ichiban_jay Wiping down my computers/peripherals became a regular after I read that article about how most computer keyboards/mice are dirtier than bathroom toilets.. Yes, I remember that too. However, I wonder…
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I'm sure you'll be able to run the newest operating system on the current Powerbooks in three years. After all, Apple will still be selling G4s, for quite some time to come.
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I use mine with exteranl display, keyboard, and mouse a lot, so I'm hoping that keeps mine looking nice. Furthermore, when I do use the Powerbook directly, I wipe the keyboard and rests afterwards. haha.
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The Powerbook is worth its price. It has several features, which lacks on the iBook (granted that the iBook is a capable machine, but there are many differences: 1) Output - I can connect my 20 inch cinema display to my Powerbook. Plus other th…