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  • both OS X and Windows have Human Interface guidelines: Windows XP - Guidelines for Applications introduction to the Aqua Human Interface Guidelines I would have been happy for Apple to adopt more Windozey scroll bars, but I think they have…
    in iTunes/Win is not so great after all... Comment by mook October 2003
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    in Where did the Burton iPod jacket go? Comment by mook September 2003
  • http://www.span.com is good in the UK
    in Serial ATA drives - Where to buy? Comment by mook August 2003
  • My Silicon Graphics makes this godawful jazz hit every time it starts up, I hope Apple keeps it simple.
    in G5 Start-up sound... Comment by mook July 2003
  • I am still using my tiBooks 1152x768 res for a lot of high-end commercial and television work, for the BBC and Channel 4. The 23" cinema display is enough for anyone!
    in anything new on the display front? Comment by mook May 2003
  • Computers always seem faster in the shop - when they have no software installed to drag them down.
    in MacWorld in New York - 2002 is Apple's year Comment by mook July 2002
  • the prospect of 'lucida' has already been discussed
    in Project "Glove" and "Lucida" in July Comment by mook May 2002
  • just look around at the forest of other threads that are asking the same question.
    in When they upgrade the towers.. Comment by mook May 2002
  • Why get rid of the handles? Aesthetically they may not be cutting edge, but this is one of the form factors that made my G4 (and G3 before it) a pleasure to use. A plain computer box is cumbersome and inhuman, the handles add the human factors - …
    in New towers to echo look of servers? Comment by mook May 2002
  • iChat, iTunes, iMovie, iPhoto = brushed metal Maya, After Effects, Photoshop, etc. = stripey white
    in New towers to echo look of servers? Comment by mook May 2002
  • So what about a High Def Hard Disk (HDHD) camera, capable of direct to broadcast capture and editing with MPEG4 anyone?
    in iVideo is coming Comment by mook May 2002
  • [quote]Originally posted by naepstn: Archivally, you are looking at more time to transfer from your HD-based camera to PC, then burn onto DVD or CD-RW, than to just slap a label on your Mini-DV tape and throw it in the drawer (not to mention tape…
    in iVideo is coming Comment by mook May 2002
  • In some sense working with DV is 'lossless' in that the original compression applied by the camera when recording the video signal to tape is not lost when editing. Due to the intraframe compression system taking the video through the editing stage …
    in iVideo is coming Comment by mook May 2002
  • Yes consumers would buy it - anything that makes their lives easier. How many consumers get around to cataloguing or even labelling their tapes? How many remember where the long forgotten 'kids in the car, summer 98' scene was? This is easily solved…
    in iVideo is coming Comment by mook May 2002
  • A hard disk based camera is inevitable - that is my opinion after 13 years of working with (and trying to avoid) linear tape based cameras and recorders. As a full-time motion graphic designer and filmmaker I have been using HD capture in all my …
    in iVideo is coming Comment by mook May 2002
  • hah, its funny to read these messages now, when the thing has just been released!
    in The ultraMac--Is there a market? Comment by mook May 2002