Re: monitor lcd

[Martin Hill]

The iBook with the addition of the Apple AV cable outputs what's on 
the iBook screen as a composite video signal, the same standard that 
the AV plug on your LCD monitor should accept. As such, you 
shouldn't need a box of tricks to hook them together, just the cheap 
connector cable if you don't have one already.


What model iBook do you have?

TFT means Thin Film Transistor, basically meaning it's an active 
matrix LCD screen (much better than passive matrix LCDs).


-Mart

At 7:32 PM +0800 21/3/02, Malcolm McCallum wrote:

I have been given a 5" TFT LCD colour monitor which goes with an CCD
Camera and it works very well. I aim to have it looking out of the rear
window of my caravan while we are on the move to see who is behind :-).
My question is is it possible to hook up output from a Ibook so I can
display map with gps position on it,possibly with an intervening box of
tricks.

There is no identification on out side of monitor apart from what is
above. Input is via a socket that says A/V. What does 'TFT' mean?



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[4Sale] GeForce2 MX Card and extras

[Daniel]

Hi All

I have for sale the following:-

NVidia GeForce 2MX Graphics Card with 32MB Video RAM.

This card connects into the AGP port on any of the "newer" G4 
machines, and runs very well. It certainly beats the ATi Rage Pro 128 
with 16MB VRAM that came with most of these machines.


So if you want to make your graphics and games better this is the way to go

These cards retail for $389.
Sale price $275.

I also have a Rio MP3 Player and Teac USB Floppy Drive that are still 
sealed and floating around. If you are interested in either of these 
items please email me and maybe we can come to a nice figure that 
suits both parties! ;o)


If you are interested please email me at <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or call me on
0414 795 960.

Thanks!

Kind Regards
Daniel Kerr

Virtual keyboard for the Palm-ers....

[Phillip McGree]

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/020319/168/19xte.html


Keyboard, anywhere, anytime





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monitor lcd

[Malcolm McCallum]

I have been given a 5" TFT LCD colour monitor which goes with an CCD 
Camera and it works very well. I aim to have it looking out of the rear 
window of my caravan while we are on the move to see who is behind :-). 
My question is is it possible to hook up output from a Ibook so I can 
display map with gps position on it,possibly with an intervening box of 
tricks.


There is no identification on out side of monitor apart from what is 
above. Input is via a socket that says A/V. What does 'TFT' mean?


Mac (the nearly retired one ! :-)

Malcolm J McCallum
16 Alyth Road
Floreat
Perth 6014

sales queries

[lizziew6]

I was just wondering if someone could help me with a couple of 
things. 
Firstly I am a student studying 3D animation and am interested 
in finding a 512MB Ram/ G4 mac with OSX for a reasonable 
price. Currently I am using a 128MB/G3/ 450mhz / DVD imac but 
it is not fast enough to handle the program that I want to use 
(MAYA). Ideally I would like to sell it and get a G4/ 512mb ram 
tower of some sort but I am not sure what the going prices are 
on a second hand machine. 
if anyone can help, it would be appreciated

re 10 gig iPod

[John Currie]

G'Day Wamuggers

Check out 


You can enter and edit the data in the Panorama iPod Organizer software
itself or import data from your favorite database or contact manager
software. Information can be organized into as many custom categories as
you like: Contacts, Appointments, Travel, etc. Each category appears as an
entry in the Artists menu on the iPod.
The Panorama iPod Organizer requires no special software on your iPod. To
transfer the data to your iPod the software exports the data as MP3 files
compatible with iTunes. The next time you sync your iPod all of your
contact information will be automatically transferred to the iPod. The
organizer information is extremely compact -- in fact, 1,000 contacts will
use less than 0.1% of the space on your iPod.

Anyone with an iPod can use the
Panorama iPod Organizer. But if you are also a Panorama owner you get an
extra bonus you can convert any Panorama database into a source for iPod
data! The possibilities are endless -- use your iPod to display parts
catalogs, check lists, company directories, production schedules, anything
you can fit on the iPod screen!

The Panorama iPod Organizer is available now
for an introductory price of only $19.95!


Comment by Tid Bits after January MacWorld demonstration of above

> Most Brilliantly Sneaky Hack - Jim Rea of ProVUE was demonstrating the
> Panorama iPod Organizer, which lets you use your iPod as a sort of
> lightweight read-only PDA.
> It exports a Panorama database as MP3 files. These contain no music; what's
> important is their names and ID3 tag information. The result is that after
> you sync your iPod, your database entries show up organized hierarchically
> within the Artists folder (e.g. Artists -> Family -> Sister, and within
> that are the actual music files whose names are my sister's phone number
> and address). For $20, it's a cheap way to look cool and reduce the number
> of digital devices you carry.
>

RE:QuickTime Stream of MacWorld Tokyo 2002?

[Bart Raffaele]

Hi All

My guess is there will be a quicktime recording of it available at a later
date for streaming. I'm looking forward to watching it.

seeya

Bart

QuickTime Stream of MacWorld Tokyo 2002?

[Bart Raffaele]

Hi all

Has anyone found out if Apple released a QuickTime Stream of MacWorld Tokyo
2002.?

have been searching but no luck yet.

thanks

Bart

Re: Accessing multi-user data files

[Shay Telfer]

To explain why I am asking this question: both computers (B1 & B2)
had the Premier program installed on them. B1 had the data file. I
created an alias for the data file on B1 and then copied it to B2's
desktop. When I accessed the data file from B2, via the alias, I was
not sure whether it was using the program installed on B1 or B2, as I
had Premier running on B1 and accessing the data file at the same

time.

B2 was (most likely) using the copy of MYOB installed on it to access 
the data file on B1 via the alias. It's possible B2 decided to load 
the copy of MYOB on B1, and run it but unlikely. The data file is 
shared (and possibly also the application file), but one computer is 
never 'running' the application on the other computer.


I'm assuming MYOB lets you share data between running copies of the 
application in this fashion, otherwise it's a great way to destroy 
your important data :)


Have fun,
Shay

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Accessing multi-user data files

[Alex Novakovic]

Hi Wamugians

I would like to know whether it is possible for two computers to 
access the one program (MYOB Premier in this case) at the same time 
(the data file resides on one of these two computers)?


The program actually is installed on both computers anyway.

To explain why I am asking this question: both computers (B1 & B2) 
had the Premier program installed on them. B1 had the data file. I 
created an alias for the data file on B1 and then copied it to B2's 
desktop. When I accessed the data file from B2, via the alias, I was 
not sure whether it was using the program installed on B1 or B2, as I 
had Premier running on B1 and accessing the data file at the same 
time. (I did need to access the data file manually in the first 
instance from B2 before the alias would work in its own right).


This was a "creative" network set up of Premier, not the recommended 
way, but it seemed to work and I just want to understand the 
mechanics of it all.


Cheers, and thanks in advance

Alex

Best Computer Accounting
Alex Novakovic
3 Fran Court, Merriwa, Western Australia 6030, Australia
Ph/Fax 61 08 9304 6903 Mobile 041 990 2440
MYOB Certified Consultant

Re: 10GB iPod

[Martin Hill]

Check out http://www.apple.com/ipod/userinterface.html for a demo of 
the interface to access the Contact database on the iPod. It syncs 
with applications like Microsoft Entourage for OS X or OS 9.0, Palm 
Desktop 4.0 and Mac OS X Address Book. But indeed, it is only for 
viewing. To actually add or edit contacts, you'd have to do that 
back on your Mac, then sync the iPod, so it's not fantastically 
useful.


-Mart

At 1:01 PM +0800 21/3/02, Doug Wilson wrote:

I've only used the demo iPod at AppleCentre Joondalup but I think the input
would have to be similar to the way you pick songs. Scroll wheel left or
right, hit buttons up or down. Not a great interface but not bad once all
the data is in there. I can't see a contact manager as part of iTunes but
perhaps they can get it to sync with the build in Mac contact manager.


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Re: Bluetooth - Airport compatibility

[Andrew Nielsen]

At 11:28 +0800 21/03/2002, Shay Telfer wrote:

Really, you don't want anything non-standard in your networking.


But Shay, people use Microsoft Windows all the time! It's disturbing 
how many networking standards they've adopted and then warped ever so 
slightly...

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macs for sale

[bill parker]

Is there a newsgroup locally with Macs for sale/buy?


Bill

Re: 10GB iPod

[Doug Wilson]

on 21/3/02 12:51 PM, Brett Carboni at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> But what good is the iPod without some way to input data, especially since
> it would have to compete with various devices with handwriting recognition
> (even if they're not as good as the Newton :-)
> 
> I'd settle for *one* Gb of data if I had an input method as good as what I
> have now.
> 
> Brett Carboni
> Tsunami

I've only used the demo iPod at AppleCentre Joondalup but I think the input
would have to be similar to the way you pick songs. Scroll wheel left or
right, hit buttons up or down. Not a great interface but not bad once all
the data is in there. I can't see a contact manager as part of iTunes but
perhaps they can get it to sync with the build in Mac contact manager.
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Re: 10GB iPod

[Brett Carboni]

On 21/3/02 10:21 AM, "Martin Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Right this minute at Apple Tokyo, Steve has introduced a new 10GB
> version of the iPod for US$499 with Vcard contacts on the bottom, a
> 23" Cinema Display with a resolution of 1920 x 1200.

But what good is the iPod without some way to input data, especially since
it would have to compete with various devices with handwriting recognition
(even if they're not as good as the Newton :-)

I'd settle for *one* Gb of data if I had an input method as good as what I
have now.

Brett Carboni
Tsunami

[ADMIN] List behavior

[Matthew Healey]

It has come to the attention of the Committee that a few members have been
reprimanded for their posting by other (non-committee) members of the list.
The result was that these members will no longer post questions for fear of
it reoccurring.

If you have been subject to this "telling off" please email me privately.
Your privacy and confidentiality is assured.

Regards

Matthew Healey
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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WAMUG CD Archive Vol 1

[Matthew Healey]

Hi Everyone,

Seeing is anything worth downloading on the internet these days is at least
10 megs or over, the Committee has decided to start up the WAMUG CD Archive.

Every month, we will be putting together a CD full of all the latest game
demos, movie trailers, software updates and generally cool stuff. The CD
will be available only at the monthly meetings and will be $5 for financial
members. $10 for everyone else. If you only have a dial up connection to the
net, you will certainly appreciate this CD.

Anything publicly and legally available can be put on the CD.

We are calling all the members on this list to tell us specifically what you
want on the CD.


The CD so far...

Apple
MacOS X 10.1.3 Combo Update ( 30 MB)

Games
Escape Velocity Nova ( 75 MB)
Giants : Citizen Kabuto Single Player Demo (120 MB)

Graphics
Cinema 4D XL 7.3 Demo ( 18 MB)
Maya Learning Edition (150 MB)

Movie Trailers (High Res Versions Only)
High Crimes ( 21 MB)
Men In Black 2 ( 17 MB)



Yes.. All the StarWars trailers will be on there too, I just havn't
downloaded them yet. :P

If you want something on there, let me know what it is, and where I can find
it.

Finally, if you want a copy of this CD, you will need to pre-order. Do not
assume you will be able to pick one up on the night. If you want a copy of
this CD, please let me know. I will post the final file list 3 days prior to
the meeting.

Regards

Matthew Healey
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Email space

[Dark Servant]

Does anyone know how to see how much space my Email from Outlook Express 
takes up?


The candle that burns twice as bright burns half as long.

Ruben A. Franke

Re: Bluetooth - Airport compatibility

[Matthew Healey]

On 21/3/02 11:35 AM, "Martin Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> At 11:13 AM +0800 21/3/02, Matthew Healey wrote:
>> Also don't forget that the next major rev of 802.11 sits in the 5.4Ghz range
>> rather than 2.4Ghz for the current spec. This should pretty much put andend
>> to any outstanding issues.
> 
> That depends whether you're talking the 802.11a or 802.11g version.
> Both have been approved by the IEEE, both do the higher speeds
> (54Mbps), but the "g" version still works in the 2.4GHz space. The
> "a" version which does sit in the 5 GHz space is unfortunately not
> compatible with the current 802.11b standard which Apple uses for
> Airport. Bit of a mess really.
> http://www.80211-planet.com/news/article/0,,1481_925091,00.html


That¹s the great thing about standards. There are so many to choose from!

:P

Regards

Matthew Healey

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Re: Bluetooth - Airport compatibility

[Shay Telfer]

Looks like this could be perfect for a small home wireless network. Anyone
know if it's interoperable with an Airport network? In other words can I run
both in the same house? I'm slowly switching to wireless here at home and
have an iMac that can't do Airport and PowerBook that BlueTooth would be
much cheaper for. The plan would be to run both off my G4 tower and route
the wireless connections from the laptops through it and onto the
firewall/router. I know this'll work with Airport based on some very helpful
answers from Rod (I'll bee needed the screenshots from your setup soon) and
am hoping I can do the same thing with BlueTooth.


BlueTooth is pretty much designed as a low bandwidth replacement for 
cables connecting things like Palms, mobile phones, etc. You probably 
don't want to use it for networking. Not to mention that you'd have 
to have some form of TCP/IP driver for it. Not that someone won't 
write it, but it would probably be considered non-standard. Really, 
you don't want anything non-standard in your networking.


Have fun,
Shay
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Re: Bluetooth - Airport compatibility

[Martin Hill]

At 11:13 AM +0800 21/3/02, Matthew Healey wrote:

Also don't forget that the next major rev of 802.11 sits in the 5.4Ghz range
rather than 2.4Ghz for the current spec. This should pretty much put and end
to any outstanding issues.


That depends whether you're talking the 802.11a or 802.11g version. 
Both have been approved by the IEEE, both do the higher speeds 
(54Mbps), but the "g" version still works in the 2.4GHz space. The 
"a" version which does sit in the 5 GHz space is unfortunately not 
compatible with the current 802.11b standard which Apple uses for 
Airport. Bit of a mess really.

http://www.80211-planet.com/news/article/0,,1481_925091,00.html

-Mart
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Re: Bluetooth - Airport compatibility

[Matthew Healey]

On 21/3/02 11:17 AM, "Doug Wilson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Looks like this could be perfect for a small home wireless network. Anyone
> know if it's interoperable with an Airport network? In other words can I run
> both in the same house? I'm slowly switching to wireless here at home and
> have an iMac that can't do Airport and PowerBook that BlueTooth would be
> much cheaper for. The plan would be to run both off my G4 tower and route
> the wireless connections from the laptops through it and onto the
> firewall/router. I know this'll work with Airport based on some very helpful
> answers from Rod (I'll bee needed the screenshots from your setup soon) and
> am hoping I can do the same thing with BlueTooth.

You might like to come to the next monthly meeting. I will be demoing
exactly how to set all of this up.


:-)

Regards

Matthew Healey

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Re: Bluetooth - Airport compatibility

[Shay Telfer]

Also don't forget that the next major rev of 802.11 sits in the 5.4Ghz range
rather than 2.4Ghz for the current spec. This should pretty much put and end
to any outstanding issues.


Yes, that's what I meant about the 802.11 standard progressing.

Of course they're talking about bumping BlueTooth bandwidth as well :)

Have fun,
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Re: Bluetooth - Airport compatibility

[Doug Wilson]

on 21/3/02 10:56 AM, Martin Hill at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> At 10:43 AM +0800 21/3/02, Shay Telfer wrote:
>> Also they've got BlueTooth USB adapters, which seems to indicate that
>> Apple are testing the BlueTooth waters (aside from the fact that it
>> interferes with 802.11 Doh! So I doubt they'll be building it in
>> until the 802.11 standard progresses to the next level or somesuch)
> 
> Actually, the recently released Bluetooth Platform Solution from
> Motorola provides v1.1 Bluetooth with certified interoperability and
> 802.11 (Airport) co-existence functions. As such, it looks like this
> is what Apple has been waiting for. Motorola's Bluetooth chip also
> only costs US$5.90 in quantities of a million, so it's hit a good
> price point as well.
> http://wireless.newsfactor.com/perl/story/16859.html
> 
> -Mart

Looks like this could be perfect for a small home wireless network. Anyone
know if it's interoperable with an Airport network? In other words can I run
both in the same house? I'm slowly switching to wireless here at home and
have an iMac that can't do Airport and PowerBook that BlueTooth would be
much cheaper for. The plan would be to run both off my G4 tower and route
the wireless connections from the laptops through it and onto the
firewall/router. I know this'll work with Airport based on some very helpful
answers from Rod (I'll bee needed the screenshots from your setup soon) and
am hoping I can do the same thing with BlueTooth.

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Re: Bluetooth - Airport compatibility

[Shay Telfer]

Actually, the recently released Bluetooth Platform Solution from
Motorola provides v1.1 Bluetooth with certified interoperability and
802.11 (Airport) co-existence functions. As such, it looks like this
is what Apple has been waiting for. Motorola's Bluetooth chip also
only costs US$5.90 in quantities of a million, so it's hit a good
price point as well.
http://wireless.newsfactor.com/perl/story/16859.html


It would be interesting to know what 'co-existence functions' are. It 
sounds like it changes the frequency hopping algorithm in the 
presence of an Airport. Which probably means in certain conditions 
the bandwidth takes some form of performance hit. Not that it 
particularly matters if your Palm syncs with your laptop more slowly. 
And if you're using an Airport you're probably not using BlueTooth to 
network via your mobile at the same time (well, unless you're a 
masochist :)


Time to upgrade my Palm I guess :)

Have fun,
Shay
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Re: Bluetooth - Airport compatibility

[Matthew Healey]

On 21/3/02 10:56 AM, "Martin Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> At 10:43 AM +0800 21/3/02, Shay Telfer wrote:
>> Also they've got BlueTooth USB adapters, which seems to indicate that
>> Apple are testing the BlueTooth waters (aside from the fact that it
>> interferes with 802.11 Doh! So I doubt they'll be building it in
>> until the 802.11 standard progresses to the next level or somesuch)
> 
> Actually, the recently released Bluetooth Platform Solution from
> Motorola provides v1.1 Bluetooth with certified interoperability and
> 802.11 (Airport) co-existence functions. As such, it looks like this
> is what Apple has been waiting for. Motorola's Bluetooth chip also
> only costs US$5.90 in quantities of a million, so it's hit a good
> price point as well.
> http://wireless.newsfactor.com/perl/story/16859.html


Also don't forget that the next major rev of 802.11 sits in the 5.4Ghz range
rather than 2.4Ghz for the current spec. This should pretty much put and end
to any outstanding issues.

Regards

Matthew Healey

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Phone: +61 (08) 9489 8700
Fax: +61 (08) 9381 8300

Suite 213
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Subiaco 6006
Western Australia

Bluetooth - Airport compatibility

[Martin Hill]

At 10:43 AM +0800 21/3/02, Shay Telfer wrote:

Also they've got BlueTooth USB adapters, which seems to indicate that
Apple are testing the BlueTooth waters (aside from the fact that it
interferes with 802.11 Doh! So I doubt they'll be building it in
until the 802.11 standard progresses to the next level or somesuch)


Actually, the recently released Bluetooth Platform Solution from 
Motorola provides v1.1 Bluetooth with certified interoperability and 
802.11 (Airport) co-existence functions. As such, it looks like this 
is what Apple has been waiting for. Motorola's Bluetooth chip also 
only costs US$5.90 in quantities of a million, so it's hit a good 
price point as well. 
http://wireless.newsfactor.com/perl/story/16859.html


-Mart
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23" Cinema Display HD

[Warren Jones]

the online store quotes A$7599 - a bargain! Put me down for two!

On Thursday, March 21, 2002, at 10:38 , Martin Hill wrote:

Cinema Display Info: http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/020320/sfw089_1.html 
US$3499



-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Warren Jones http://homepage.mac.com/warrenj/
Parkwood, Western Australia

Re: 10GB iPod & 23" Cinema Display Announced

[Shay Telfer]

For those who haven't heard,
It looks like C-net was right with their pre-show scoop:
http://news.com.com/2100-1040-865236.html

Right this minute at Apple Tokyo, Steve has introduced a new 10GB
version of the iPod for US$499 with Vcard contacts on the bottom, a
23" Cinema Display with a resolution of 1920 x 1200.


You can also get the iPod you're giving someone (ie me!) as a gift 
laser engraved. Don't know if they'll offer the same service in Oz 
though.


Also they've got BlueTooth USB adapters, which seems to indicate that 
Apple are testing the BlueTooth waters (aside from the fact that it 
interferes with 802.11 Doh! So I doubt they'll be building it in 
until the 802.11 standard progresses to the next level or somesuch)


Have fun,
Shay
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"Solved" - was Re: converting real media

[Warren Jones]

Thanks to Rod and Ray for their replies and trying to assist.

The files came from a peecee and because they had the .rm filename 
extension I assumed they were real media files as real media files use 
".rm".


However after installing the ugly latest version of Real Player on a 
peecee it couldn't even open them. I knew something must be wrong.


Something inspired me to open them in GraphicConverter and voila! A 
"Raster Metafile" animation appeared on screen.


This is one reason why filename extensions are a crap idea and should 
have been killed off decades ago.


woz

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Warren Jones http://homepage.mac.com/warrenj/
Parkwood, Western Australia

Bluetooth Announcement & other details

[Martin Hill]

Steve has also just previewed Bluetooth wireless connectivity under OS X
Check out: http://www.apple.com/bluetooth/ They'll be selling a USB 
Bluetooth adapter for US$49 in early April that you can plug into any 
USB mac and with the free Bluetooth preview software to give 
Bluetooth connectivity.


Cinema Display Info: http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/020320/sfw089_1.html US$3499

They've sold 125,000 new iMacs to date.

-Mart


For those who haven't heard,
It looks like C-net was right with their pre-show scoop: 
http://news.com.com/2100-1040-865236.html


Right this minute at Apple Tokyo, Steve has introduced a new 10GB 
version of the iPod for US$499 with Vcard contacts on the bottom, a 
23" Cinema Display with a resolution of 1920 x 1200.


They've also raised the price of the new iMacs by US$100 because of 
soaring RAM prices. Doh!


More news to come.

-Mart

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Re: 10GB iPod & 23" Cinema Display Announced

[Warren Jones]

Tha Apple Store Aus says the price increases will be effective April 2. 
Order now if you're contemplating.


On Thursday, March 21, 2002, at 10:21 , Martin Hill wrote:


They've also raised the price of the new iMacs by US$100 because of
soaring RAM prices. Doh!


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10GB iPod & 23" Cinema Display Announced

[Martin Hill]

For those who haven't heard,
It looks like C-net was right with their pre-show scoop: 
http://news.com.com/2100-1040-865236.html


Right this minute at Apple Tokyo, Steve has introduced a new 10GB 
version of the iPod for US$499 with Vcard contacts on the bottom, a 
23" Cinema Display with a resolution of 1920 x 1200.


They've also raised the price of the new iMacs by US$100 because of 
soaring RAM prices. Doh!


More news to come.

-Mart
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[4Sale] ClearLight Drive with 2.1GB HDD

[Daniel Kerr]

Hi All

I have for sale the above unit. It is a 2.5" 2.1GB HDD in the ClearLight
Firewire Enclosures. These things are very nice!

It is still in excellent condition and comes with all the original
packaging etc.

For more information have a look at:-

(Bear in mind it is US Pricing)



Asking price is $175.

If you are interested please email me at <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or call me on
0414 795 960.

Thanks in advance!

Kind Regards
Daniel Kerr
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