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Quote: Originally posted by BRussell In thinking about the predicament of those of us who bought the last G5 iMac, I have to wonder, why didn't Apple wait until the Intel Macs came to unload all the goodies like the built-in iSight, the remote, a…
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Quote: Originally posted by concentricity I just don't get the people that post (not just here, it happens on /. all the time) wanting everyone else to hand deliver the info to them, instead of making the slightest bit of effort on their own. TH…
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Quote: Originally posted by lucida Thanks that's good to know. The card seems to classed as mid range among all the card available for PC's, which I suppose isn't bad. Miles better that the GeForce 5200 that's in my current Mac. It's a …
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It's the real card. The X1600 comes in both standard and Mobility configs. It's not listed as a Mobility version, and iMacs never ship with Mobility chipsets, anyway. Read all about it: http://www.ati.com/products/RadeonX1600/index.html It …
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Quote: Originally posted by Outsider It was a Mac Plus "Computer...? Com-PU-ter...?"
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Quote: Originally posted by Nautical SDW2001, you've been a member here and around the Apple world long enough to know better than to lash out like this when you buy a machine right before a MacWorld and later discover that MacWorld saw your hard…
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Quote: Originally posted by audiopollution Ignoring the fact that computer upgrades are inevitable, you have the option of at least ignoring todays update. You bought a computer that met your needs and desires at the time. The beauty is that Apple…
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Quote: Originally posted by e1618978 Would that be transparent aluminum, like from Star Trek V (the one with the whales)? That would be Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. Where Scotty tries to talk into the mouse of... what was it, a Macintosh SE…
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There's a real ugly lot of jeering going on here about new iMac purchasers being "stupid" for buying "so close" to a Macworld. I grant, IF you are enough of a fanatic to keep up with AppleInsider on a near-daily basis, you probably should have pa…
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Quote: Originally posted by BeigeUser Unfortunately, I think the Airport Express extends the range of the network only if the WiFi router supports WDS. My ADSL modem had a built-in WiFi router so I bought a AE to extend my network but to my di…
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No probs!
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Quote: Originally posted by CosmoNut So we're all clear, the Airport Express CAN be a wireless bridge? Yes. Provided your main base station supports WDS. If it's an Airport Extreme, then you have no problems.
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Quote: Originally posted by Merovingian Just to update... Well, I purchased an Airport Express, and in WDS mode, the above works. Anyway, thanks guys. Was going to say - that's the way it works in my house too I just hooked it…
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AFAIK, you should be able to use the Express to extend any network. You just have to configure it using the Airport Admin Utility - open, select the Airport Express and click Configure. Then go to the WDS tab and tick "Enable this base station as…
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That's not a hardware problem. Your mouse sounds just fine. It's more likely that there is just no functionality programmed for the kind of "panning" you describe with iPhoto. You normally have to click and drag to move around an image. As for…
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Try the Sonica Theater 7.1 Surround Sound USB Card from M-Audio. I had one of these for my Powerbook and it works a charm - just never got around to actually getting the 5.1 speakers Bear in mind that unlike the USB Audigy from Creative, this do…
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Quote: Originally posted by pyriX Why is Apple still using Hard disks in its mini's anyways? I know the iPod flash is coming out, but now that one can fit 1gig in the size of an SD card, surely iPOD can give us a four gig player based on flash…
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Quote: Originally posted by kupan787 480p/576p is NOT HD. It is just progressive standard definition (or EHTV whatever the manufactor wants to call it). Although 480p is part of the approved DTV broadcasting scheme, it is not HDTV. This standard …
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Quote: Originally posted by RolandG How about 1080p? Are there broadcasts in this quality? What resolution(s) will be used for BR/HD-DVD content? Is the broadcast content highly compressed? Are there artefacts sometimes? HDCP is the copy…