anymore it just blends into the
frame. In the 23 inch
size there are numerous makers, Dells 24 inch looks tempting.
Brian
On May 27, 2005, at 2:55 AM, G-Books wrote:
Date: Wed, 25 May 2005 18:36:34 -0400
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Subject: Re: Need tips for
On May 25, 2005, at 5:36 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I noticed a good deal on a 20" Dell LCD with all those
connections ... I am SO tempted, and like your marker cover-up
plan. Does yours have built-in USB hub, too? ... Is Dell the only
one making something like this? ... anyone know?
> >Your almost right, I am using an old VCR for the tuner, however it runs
> >into the Dell 2005FPW 20 inch screen not the PowerBook. The Dell
> >Screen has VGA, DVI and a S plug, you can switch between them using
> >a switch on the front of the display and you can also see TV using it's
> >built i
Your almost right, I am using an old VCR for the tuner, however it runs
into the Dell 2005FPW 20 inch screen not the PowerBook. The Dell
Screen has VGA, DVI and a S plug, you can switch between them using
a switch on the front of the display and you can also see TV using it's
built in P in P. I ha
On May 25, 2005, at 7:36 AM, G-Books wrote:
Hey, Brian ...
Are you saying you're using the tuner on a VCR to input TV signal into
your PowerBook? If so, what software are you using to view it? ...
Yeah, I can see the wires getting out of hand here, too ... I do have
wireless network, but woul
Hey, Brian ...
Are you saying you're using the tuner on a VCR to input TV signal
into your PowerBook? If so, what software are you using to view
it? ...
Yeah, I can see the wires getting out of hand here, too ... I do
have wireless network, but wouldn't it be nice to have wireless
everyt
I like the idea of leaving the long cord plugged in. Are your hubs
powered? What brand are they? Any problems with them? I've had a
string of bad luck with
The firewire hub is powered. It's a Belkin 7 port. I've had no issues
with it.
My USB hub is some cheap one I picked up at a local
The DVI on the Dell is hooked up to a Mac
Mini, so I switch back and forth PowerBook VGA to Mini DVI,
even have a video recorder hooked in to the S plug, so I can
switch to the TV also or use P in P. All the wires are a nightmare
though. Love these PowerBooks.
Brian
Hey, Brian ...
Are you sayin
I personally use a firewire
hub and a usb hub to minimize the cable clutter, and because I had
some minor issues with device chaining (I had an external DVD-RW
drive, Isight, and 3 external firewire hard drives, plus an ipod all
hooked up at once). It's worked out quite well for me. I have a smal
Been using my Ti500 as desktop system for over 4 years now.
2 firewire hard disk and 1 burner daisy chained. Use a
Matias tactilepro keyboard with a Microsoft wirelss mouse.
Recently hooked it up to a 20 in. Dell display works OK, but
there is not enough video ram to run screen savers in iPhoto.
O
On Mon, 23 May 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> After a few months with my 15" G4 PowerBook, I so rarely fire up the
> Quicksilver that I've decided to try to use the Powerbook as my desktop
> system on the rare occasion that I need the luxury of my swivel chair and 21"
> CRT ...
>
> I love how
I use my Pismo G4 with an internal super drive USB hub external keyboard
monitor and mouse, I turn the internal display off with the laptop opened @
a 45 degree angle for better airport range and cooling. I connect to the net
with the powerbook and do an adhoc to share the connection with my ***do
I love how the PowerBook works with the extended display and have
been surprised at how cool it's been running with it... seemingly,
cooler than using the PowerBook alone, though I can't imagine why
that is, unless it's been my lap and not the machine generating the
heat all this time :-/
After a few months with my 15" G4 PowerBook, I so rarely fire up the
Quicksilver that I've decided to try to use the Powerbook as my desktop system
on the rare occasion that I need the luxury of my swivel chair and 21" CRT ...
I love how the PowerBook works with the extended display and have bee
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