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Quote: Originally Posted by JeffDM Normally, not, but this particular bit of private life happens to intersect with the operational interests of a whole corporation and their stock holders. Does YOUR boss have a right to know if YOU have a d…
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Quote: Originally Posted by aplnub Dido this guy! I juse ordered a Buffalo 500 GB Gigabit network drive from Tiger Direct becuase Apple can't seem to understand we need gigabit speeds these days. I want to move 5 - 15 GB of data over my network…
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Quote: Originally Posted by wmf Maybe you want this instead: http://www.netgear.com/Products/Ente...s/EVA8000.aspx This is a great device but...not very attractive for a living room when compared to other consumer devices. This looks like …
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Quote: Originally Posted by solipsism You have the analogy backwards, Gigabit Ethernet IS the track. The car is the computer's ability to process that information. If the AppleTV's processor is too slow and the RAM to little then the machine can'…
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Quote: Originally Posted by solipsism Consumer products, like MacBook and IMac all come with 10/100/1000 ethernet. The usefulness: It can (theoretically) add 10x more bandwidth to your wired devices. But what will the consumer do with the extr…
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Quote: Originally Posted by mercury7 I have been trying to decipher what apple tv is capable of and it seems just to be directly tied to itunes content, I was kind of expecting to be able to interface with streaming video off of the internet thr…
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Quote: Originally Posted by aplnub I wouldn't have a problem with the gigabit missing except they put a USB 2.0 connection on it. Now that poses a problem for me. I have a ethernet 10/100 drive connected directly to the network via a Cat5e wire…
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Quote: Originally Posted by sandau biggest non - announcement at the show.... but they screwed it up. no gigabit. stupid apple, 10/100 is for 1998. Now I have no problem with more speed but.....what is the usefullness of 1Gb Ethernet (100…
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Quote: Originally Posted by jelockwood Apple may have a problem registering "iPhone" as a trademark, with just a few minutes googling I found all the following. In addition I am fairly certain I have seem images of a LinkSys device also called "iP…