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[quote]Originally posted by hir: There's no way AAC will replace MP3. none. the inconvenience of having GB's of MP3 to AAC outweighs the minimal gains achieved in the conversion. For the ipod, expect to see the ultimate utilization of the firewi…
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As belle said, AAC support does not mean you have to throw away your MP3s, only that you should rip to AAC from now on. Also, if you have an older machine (slower G3) forget about AAC. It is much too resource intensive.
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[quote]Originally posted by hmurchison: Doesn't bother me. AAC doesn't have any built in Copy Protection mechanisms to make me mad so I'm fine with it. Now I just need a program to Batch Convert my Gigs of MP3's to AAC. That would be a bad idea.…
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[quote]Originally posted by Programmer: People keep quoting this, but it is bullsh!t !!! The 10-15% quote refers to overall system performance resulting from a doubling of memory bandwidth. Since the measured tasks were not memory bound, thei…
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I can't access the content of that ftp server in either port or passive mode.
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[quote]Originally posted by Carol K: I am new to the Mac world and have just purchased a G4 Sawtooth 350Mhz. I want to upgrade the processor and ask that anyone with knowledge of which vendors sell these upgrades and/or any advice for upgrading th…
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Well programmer said it first It just took so damn long to write !
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[quote]Originally posted by tiramisubomb: Numbers are confusing, and block diagrams are easier to understand. I have looked thru the PM G4 block diagram in Apple Dev Notes and notice a few things that just don't piece together. Perhaps some of u …
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RAID 5 is expensive if you do it in software. I don't think this is much of an issue with spindle synchronized drives and hardware parity computations.
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A primer on
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The problem of ATA vs SCSI is that ATA drives do not come in faster than 7200 RPM models, while SCSI come in 10K and 15K RPM models. More importantly, a SCSI drive can process requests out of order. If requests for 4 different blocks of data com…
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If you only have a single device on the bus, you will probably not see the difference between USB 2.0 and Firewire (400Mbps). If you don't, you will start encountering a number of issues depending on configuration with USB 2.0. USB runs at the s…
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What is really interesting in the article is that the Matrox series of cards will work with MacOS X. The high-end cards will be the first workstation quality graphic cards for the Mac. Also at $229 for the low end, those cards might be a great …
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A server blade could very well run OS X on x86 (or even Darwin x86, with no display, but remote graphical management from a Mac). The question becomes, what do you gain running OS X vs Linux on the blade.
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[quote]Originally posted by Matsu: Doesn't Apple own the trademark "Firewire" does this mean that the IEEE trade association paid Apple some cash, or has worked out a modest licensing fee? I know that Sony (iLink) and Creative (SB1394) both gave i…
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There most probably is, but as attendees are under NDA, it may take some time for any piece of information to percolate.
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I hope it will work with the Radeon 8500 (64 MB) Then I would have an upgrade path for my AGP 2x Sawtooth G4.
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Was there a webcast when he introduced the original iMac, 3 months before MWNY ?
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[quote]Originally posted by giant: I've never personally paid any attention, but when the new iMac came out all of the finacial sites were writing about how apple's stock always dips after any big announcement. ...And how it rises before. No on…