Hi,
Anyone out there have the dual battery charger by VST for the iBook?
Mine came w/o a manual,and I would like to 'cipher what these purty flinking
lights mean...
I searched for a webcite for VST (are they now Smartdisk?) but had no luck...
If not the entire manual, an explanation on how to
on 24/07/04 11:41, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone out there have the dual battery charger by VST for the iBook?
Mine came w/o a manual,and I would like to 'cipher what these purty flinking
lights mean...
I searched for a webcite for VST (are they now Smartdisk?) but
Don't worry.
You can buy a Panasonic mechanism as an upgrade for
your PowerBook.
It's cheaper than sending your DVD Drive to an Apple
dealer to get another LG one ;-)
Here's the link.
http://www.wegenermedia.com/panupgrd.htm
Hope that helps.
--- Donald Keenan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Hello all,
Does this exist?
Imagine: A small box that contains say two firewire 400 ports, two
firewire 800 ports, two USB 1.1, two USB 2.0 ports, a VGA port AND a
DVI port. This box plugs into the wall with included AC adapter for
power. . .and there's an antenna popping up the middle for
If it is going to be wireless! why all the connectors? that is defeating the
object i thought that ( wire - less !) meant that wireless.
you just have a receiver next to the internet connector (airport hub) and a
card in the mac no wires needed.
no need for connectors or cables if your little
AirPort Base Station already hosts USB, but only for printers. The main
problem here is that 802.11 is currently too slow to host FireWire 400,
800 and USB 2.0, let alone VGA and DVI... and if the transfers get
better, I'd rather have wireless transmitters built in devices, and not
shell out
On Jul 24, 2004, at 12:04 PM, vicki duggan wrote:
If it is going to be wireless! why all the connectors? that is
defeating the
object i thought that ( wire - less !) meant that wireless.
What makes this little box wireless is that you no longer need ANY
cables connected to your laptop/home
On Jul 24, 2004, at 12:07 PM, Marcin Wichary wrote:
AirPort Base Station already hosts USB, but only for printers. The
main problem here is that 802.11 is currently too slow to host
FireWire 400, 800 and USB 2.0, let alone VGA and DVI... and if the
transfers get better, I'd rather have wireless
The only thing about my idea that may be completely science fiction
would be the video side of it. . .or am I wrong? Is it possible to
have a wireless monitor? Who knows what the future will bring.
It's not that much science fiction... I've seen demonstrations of
prototype technology to send
On Jul 24, 2004, at 12:07 PM, Marcin Wichary wrote:
AirPort Base Station already hosts USB, but only for printers. The
main problem here is that 802.11 is currently too slow to host
FireWire 400, 800 and USB 2.0, let alone VGA and DVI... and if the
transfers get better, I'd rather have wireless
Now there's an idea! Except that if the wireless transmitters are
built in to the devices. . .doesn't that mean you'll have to replace
all of your wired devices? :)
Yeah, and that'd be the first time... ;)
Along your lines of wireless video...
www.aci.com.pl/mwichary/thisplay.pdf (a
Then All...
Any known hope for the ImageWriter II under PANTHER/CLASIC?
If not; Any Dot Matrix Printers that will work with
MAC/PANTHER/CLASIC?
e.
--
Hail MAC!
On This24 ,Jul,;2004, at 02:59 PM, Al Poulin wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I seem to remember running both StyleWriter
Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do IBM Travelstar drives (60 gb/5400 rpm) normally make a slight
clattering noise, as if something metal is bouncing up and down on a
shaft? I only makes the noise when shaken up and down, not side to
side.
They all do that. Seriously. Common complaint,
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