Re: Outdoor screen

2002-09-25 Thread ezelinsky


 
 My Pismo came with a 10 Gig Toshiba, I recently changed it to a 40 gig
 Toshibaso quiet and sooo fast...
 
 nick
 
Do you mind if I ask where you got the Toshiba HD and what it cost. Also,
about how long does it take to take out the old hard drive and install a new
one?

Thanks, 

Ed Z


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Re: Outdoor screen

2002-09-24 Thread Gary D. Adams

There are screens that you can mount to your laptop--actually 
hoods--that enable you to see clearly. Seems like a pain to me. I've 
tried only once (with a clamshell iBook) to use it in sunlight. Didn't 
work very well.

http://www.pbzone.com/hoodmanreview.shtml

I was looking for info today on backlights (my son's iBook light died) 
and found all kinds of interesting threads on designing something to use 
ambient light through the back of a clear computer lid.

Gary

Jim Katz wrote:

I am dismayed with the uselessness of my TiBook in bright outdoor light.
Probably this is a general laptop problem.  Is there an outboard outdoor
monitor screen that uses the kind of technology for overhead projectors or
something like that? Heck, I can see bits of the screen backlighted through
the Apple logo - this should be possible.


  




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Re: Outdoor screen

2002-09-24 Thread Ryan Coleman

At 05:55 PM 9/24/2002 -0700, you wrote:
I am dismayed with the uselessness of my TiBook in bright outdoor light.
Probably this is a general laptop problem.  Is there an outboard outdoor
monitor screen that uses the kind of technology for overhead projectors or
something like that? Heck, I can see bits of the screen backlighted through
the Apple logo - this should be possible.

I disable the bulb (saving battery and display life) and angle the laptop 
with the sun so that it provides the lumination I need. It increases 
battery life by up to 55% on my TiBook.


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Re: Outdoor screen

2002-09-24 Thread Obi-Wan

On 9/24/02 5:25 PM, Ryan Coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED] Broadcast into the
ether:

 At 05:55 PM 9/24/2002 -0700, you wrote:
 I am dismayed with the uselessness of my TiBook in bright outdoor light.
 Probably this is a general laptop problem.
 
 I disable the bulb (saving battery and display life) and angle the laptop
 with the sun so that it provides the lumination I need. It increases
 battery life by up to 55% on my TiBook.
 

If you opened your G4 and disabled the bulb you probably voided your
warranty.  Tell me you didn't do that Ryan.  Please...for your sake...tell
me you didn't do that.
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Re: Outdoor screen

2002-09-24 Thread P . F . Grenier


On Tuesday, Sep 24, 2002, at 21:25 US/Eastern, Obi-Wan wrote:

 On 9/24/02 5:25 PM, Ryan Coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED] Broadcast 
 into the
 ether:

 At 05:55 PM 9/24/2002 -0700, you wrote:
 I am dismayed with the uselessness of my TiBook in bright outdoor 
 light.
 Probably this is a general laptop problem.

 I disable the bulb (saving battery and display life) and angle the 
 laptop
 with the sun so that it provides the lumination I need. It increases
 battery life by up to 55% on my TiBook.


 If you opened your G4 and disabled the bulb you probably voided your
 warranty.  Tell me you didn't do that Ryan.  Please...for your 
 sake...tell
 me you didn't do that.


I'll go out on a limb here and say that he probably did it from the 
keyboard


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Re: Outdoor screen

2002-09-24 Thread Ryan Coleman

At 06:25 PM 9/24/2002 -0700, you wrote:
On 9/24/02 5:25 PM, Ryan Coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED] Broadcast into the
ether:

  At 05:55 PM 9/24/2002 -0700, you wrote:
  I am dismayed with the uselessness of my TiBook in bright outdoor light.
  Probably this is a general laptop problem.
 
  I disable the bulb (saving battery and display life) and angle the laptop
  with the sun so that it provides the lumination I need. It increases
  battery life by up to 55% on my TiBook.
 

If you opened your G4 and disabled the bulb you probably voided your
warranty.  Tell me you didn't do that Ryan.  Please...for your sake...tell
me you didn't do that.


No no no no. Kyle, come on. I am much smarter than that. All I have done is 
reseat my airport once and change out the RAM on the first X.2 install. 
Besides, how would I use it at home (99.8% of the time) if I unplugged the 
bulb? :-)


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Re: Outdoor screen

2002-09-24 Thread Jonathan R. Andrew

I run a Lombard with the stock hard drive, and have been watching 
Travelstar prices over the summer.  Would anyone suggest doing 
otherwise (than a Travelstar)?  ... or suggest a good source for a 
30GB drive and a case for the old one?

Thanks,

JRA

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Re: Outdoor screen

2002-09-24 Thread Nick

on 9/25/02 12:04 AM, Jonathan R. Andrew at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I run a Lombard with the stock hard drive, and have been watching
 Travelstar prices over the summer.  Would anyone suggest doing
 otherwise (than a Travelstar)?  ... or suggest a good source for a
 30GB drive and a case for the old one?
 
 Thanks,
 
 JRA

My Pismo came with a 10 Gig Toshiba, I recently changed it to a 40 gig
Toshibaso quiet and sooo fast...

nick


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