I wrote:
> This is a common fantasy, but sadly there's simply no way to to turn any
> of those lovely old LCD panels into usable standalone displays.
to which Chuck Kenney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> replied:
>It's do-able, but usually costs as much as a small LCD (I picked up a 12" on
>ebay for $100).
>
I should have been more specific. I've seen it done with PC laptop LCDs,
connected to PCs. I don't know of anyone who has done it with a PowerBook
LCD. I was being more general when I said do-able.
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Chuck Kenney
On 9/7/04 8:18 AM, "Dan K" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I wrote:
>> This is a
Matthew asked about his cable modem connection.
I'll answer the ones I'm able to.
1. Are these speeds a little low for cable broadband?
That depends on what your service promises. Each ISP can set
the speeds for upload and download to the speed they want.
If you tried at a time when most of the nei
