In a message dated 11/25/05 9:38:09 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have been trying out some various apple laptops,
primarily for use as a writing tool, though I want to
surf wirelessly.
Hello, I would like to opine on this. I am a writer (legal) as well, and I
surf endlessly on legal sites
In a message dated 11/25/05 9:38:09 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a 1400 - too slow on the Internet. I bought a
Clamshell iBook. I liked it, but somehow my daughter
ended up with it.
Forgot to mention: The 1400 has a good keyboard also (I do not THINK it is
the same as the 5300/3400
I've got a 2400c on the way now. I'm hoping that it handles my needs
for typing and wireless surfing. If not, I'll probably try a 3400c.
Thanks
Tom
On 11/26/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 11/25/05 9:38:09 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a 1400 - too
Tony:
Am using a GoVideo VR3930 precisely for this. Probably not available
any more, but newer models should be good.
Extremely happy with the unit.
It has a firewire (aka iLink or IEEE 1392?) interface, so I can copy
directly from my sony camcorder, and the VR3930 controls the camera.
I
I haven't been following this topic very well, but I myself make animations
and I use OS 9 all the time. They are not clay animations (made with LEGO
actually) but its all the same. These are a few programs for the classic OS
that should work well for what you need:
I wanted to tellyou (( all
I had a 2400c G/3 320 and it was pretty fast and small, but the battery life
forced me to get a G/3 600 iBook, dual USB and it is all I take on trips
now. It has great battery life, great WIFI range, is faster than the 2400c
and is much more convenient than the strange rear input panel the 2400c
FWIW I have dock for the 2400c than makes it much easier to use, but is now
portable by any means.
Tom
On 11/26/05 8:37 AM, Tom Ethen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is much more convenient than the strange rear input panel the 2400c has.
That said, I did get another 2400c after I sold my G/3 320
On Nov 26, 2005, at 6:11 AM, Frank Cornew wrote:
Uses DVD-R and DVD-RW, think that the mac line currently uses DVD
+R, shouldn't be an issue with finished disks. Just means that you
will need stocks of different media if you get a more current mac.
No, the G5's use Pioneer DVR109's for
On Nov 25, 2005, at 7:37 PM, The Northerner wrote:
I have been trying out some various apple laptops,
primarily for use as a writing tool, though I want to
surf wirelessly.
I love those 12 white iBooks and would buy a used one
of those in a heartbeat, except I keep running into
people who are
yikes just upgraded to itunes 6 and now some songs like over half my
songs
will now not sync on my older 2nd gen ipod.
went to apple website and upgraded my iPod software but still no go
I think i saw someone talking about it online with similar issues
so my question is
should I downgrade back
On Fri, 25 Nov 2005, John Siple wrote:
I would try booting into single user (hold command-s while starting
up) and run through the file system check (sbin/fsck -y) and see if
that fixes it. After it's run type reboot and it should restart.
[snip]
Just a note - re-run fsck until it reports
In a message dated 11/25/05 6:38:09 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Do pismos really run a lot cooler than wallstreets?
Yes, very much so. And, they are a lot lighter, too.
If you must have the most current Mac OS possible, the Pismo is your
machine; otherwise the Lombard (lacks built-in
I have two white ibooks, one a G3 500 and the other a G4 1gig. I love
them to bits. I replaced the video cable on the old one, which is how
it came to be mine in the first place.
But I treat my little lalptop like it's made of egg shells. It goes
nowhere without it's little padded case. I
I use a 12 g4/800 iBook (refurb) that was purchased 18 months ago
from Apple. It has never given me any problems and I have been very
pleased. My only complaint is that it does get warm on the bottom
after an hour or so of steady use. To avoid the heat problem, I
either carry it in a
Hi Everyone, Has anyone had any luck using a Sony Ericsson GC79 GPRS/
WiFi card with a PowerBook running OS 10.3 or 10.4? The WiFi part of
the card works fine in the PC card slot. It uses Airport software
and sees it as an 811b card. The cell phone side however needs
software. Anyone
I guess I'll have to chime in like that squeaky wheel and weigh in against
certain iBooks: The white iBook G3 series--all of them--are dogs and to be
avoided like the plague. And it is not just cranky complaint, it is
acknowledged so by Apple, who still have an extended repair program in place
on 26/11/05 13:33, TmB at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yikes just upgraded to itunes 6 and now some songs like over half my
songs
will now not sync on my older 2nd gen ipod.
went to apple website and upgraded my iPod software but still no go
I think i saw someone talking about it online with
On Nov 26, 2005, at 15:14, G-Books wrote:
I have been trying out some various apple laptops,
primarily for use as a writing tool, though I want to
surf wirelessly.
Then I bought a severely upgraded wallstreet, now a
g4-500, and while I love the way it works, I dislike
both the size and the
My Pismo 500 G/3 is not as fast as my iBook 600 G/3 and that is the cold
hard fact. The Pismo is a great machine, but it is nowhere as portable as
the iBook 600, battery (on one battery) life is much less and WIFI
range is the same for both.
Tom
On 11/26/05 4:11 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL
I have been trying out some various apple laptops,
primarily for use as a writing tool, though I want to
surf wirelessly.
I want small size, battery longevity, cool running,
wireless ability (doesn't have to be built-in as long
as I can add on).
I love those 12 white iBooks and would buy a
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