processor and larger HD. Just my 2 cents.
Matt Halter
On Jan 2, 2005, at 4:53 PM, Aase Marit Waage wrote:
One I have been looking at, is more expensive than the other one, an
amount equivalent to what you pay for a used Airport Ex. Base here,
and it has that one included...
ibook g4 12 , 800 mhz, 256
Actually you can buy new iBooks from MCE with superdrives installed for
about $200 extra. Usually includes upgraded hard drive and ram as
well. Not a bad deal.
Matt
The iBooks do not have the Superdrive option either so that was
another draw to the PB.
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Could be a faulty keyboard. Not sure if you can start without
keyboard, haven't tried it myself, and don't have my wallstreet with me
to try right now. Keyboard is easy to disconnect. Doesn't cost
anything to try.
Matt
On Tuesday, March 2, 2004, at 09:31 AM, Anne Judge wrote:
Is there
On Saturday, January 31, 2004, at 01:53 AM, Robin Ashe wrote:
All the tray loading iMacs had this problem. They were very fragile.
Funny, my tray loading iMac has worked from day one. Guess you are
lying to make a point since all tray loaders don't have this problem.
The standard CD drive
Yes, I think you're correct. My bad. It was late and I was blurring
memories. Thanks.
Matt
On Tuesday, December 16, 2003, at 02:38 AM, Illovox Media wrote:
Of course the CapSure digitizes. Do you think the info can be anything
other than digital once transferred to a hard drive? I use them
I can vouch for the Capsure, but it will only import analog video. It
doesn't digitize it. Your best bet is to use something like the ADS
Pyro Pro (which will digitize your analog video and import and export
in multiple ways) and you could import via firewire PC card (which I
think would be
all cured similar problems on my Wallstreet II.
Matt Halter
On Wednesday, December 10, 2003, at 12:06 AM, Sid Barras wrote:
Hi Wallstreet users:
I've been pleased as punch with my wallstreet -- until recently. I had
it
about a year; added a super fast 60 gb hard drive, 512 mb RAM, was
running
John,
My understanding when I bought my Powerlogix upgrade was the card would
not officially support more than 128mb ram in either slot (256 total)
Although I believe a few folks were able to have more recognized, it
seemed to be hit or miss. The Sonnet upgrades recognize 512mb.
How much do
You are incorrect. Any G3 iBook will dual boot. Check the Special
Deals section of the Apple Store. It specifically says the 800/900mhz
iBooks will dual boot.
Matt
On Wednesday, November 12, 2003, at 09:10 AM, Wayne wrote:
I believe the last Ibook that can dual boot in both OS9 OSX was
There is no need to wait. As we just saw last week ANY update can have
a problem. OS X is very good as is. I have been running X on my
wallstreet since the first week it was out--a true early adopter. It
takes about a week to break your old habits. My only question is why
now?
Matt
On
The speed tests I've seen put the iBook even or faster than the little
Al Book, except when using software that uses the G4's altivec. IBooks
get more run time when on battery power, especially the 14. What you
describe your wife will be doing the iBook will handle no sweat.
Worked as
I don't have my OS X handbook with me but I remember reading about a
problem with OS 9 not being able to boot. I don't remember the
solution but I know there was one. If I can get to my book tomorrow
I'll send you the info. In the meantime, I've had several computers
with OS X not want to
I don't have any firsthand knowledge with the Pismo but from everything
I've seen they are rock solid. If you want something that is
upgradeable the Pismo is your ticket. I had the opportunity to work in
my local High School for the last 7 wks of school as the Computer Lab
assistant and all
Your assumptions are not entirely accurate. I bought my son's ibook
for $1200. Used average on ebay at the time, for combo drive older
model only about $130 less with slower processor, smaller hard drive,
slower combo drive, and weaker video card, out of warranty. SmallDog
selling Apple
On Monday, November 25, 2002, at 12:31 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 25/11/02 00:09, Michael Granado at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have a Pismo with Jaguar. I also have an Irez Capsure Card and would
like to import my VHS movies into my Powerbook. Now I know I probably
could use
I don't use Office but my wife does at work and she says its slow. I
have that same printer and it only slows way down when you print a photo
at the best setting. For normal documents it is pretty spiffy, much
faster than my newer photosmart 1115. I've used it with my Wallstreet
II
Gene,
I've had almost 2 yrs. trouble free with the Bluechip. It's been
fantastic. At the right price I think it would be worth the gamble.
Matt
On Wednesday, August 28, 2002, at 11:29 PM, Gene Merritt wrote:
Hi
I'm thinking (strongly) of Sonnet's Crescendo G4/500 upgrade
For my
I mean no troubles.
On Thursday, August 29, 2002, at 11:21 AM, Scott Moran wrote:
I've had almost 2 yrs. trouble free with the Bluechip. It's been
fantastic. At the right price I think it would be worth the gamble.
Matt
Now do you mean almost 2 years trouble free as in 22 months or so
Firewire works fine on Wallstreet. The MHZ limit is really what you
need to process digital video adequately. Now the speeds you get moving
data will not be as good as say the new iBooks, but it will certainly
connect you no problem. It will only limit the burn speed of a burner
you hook
Jaguar sounds fantastic, but, unless I upgrade from my wallstreet II and
older iMacs I can't really make use of all its speed and power. If I do
upgrade my hardware I won't have to shell out the big bucks just for
Jaguar. I really expected to get a price break on the upgrade since I
bought
I can't argue with your reasoning. I'm not asking for a freebie ,but, I
feel like if I was their guinea pig, working through the beta version on
up, they ought to give me a break. Jaguar wouldn't be here without some
of us willing to take the time and $$$ to work through the teething of
OS
I know it's been ugly with powerlogix and replacements. But I've had a
bluechip upgrade in my WSII for 15 months with no problems. It would be
interesting to know what percentage of boards have failed. Anyone seen any
numbers?
Matt
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