Re: How Apple And The iPad Could Destroy The Mac | Opinion | Mac360.com

Greetings! If I can put in my two cents. I believe that with the introduction of the iPad, Apple in the not to distant future will introduce an Apple Tele -Vision appliance That will be your computer, iPhone and television. The integration of all these Apple appliances will be available in the very

Re: How Apple And The iPad Could Destroy The Mac | Opinion | Mac360.com

Very useful comments Martin. I will attempt to find out more about Wheildon's methodology and note the typography re-assurance. Bill On 16/04/2010, at 11:06 PM, Martin Hill wrote: My question would be - did Wheildon's research only compare the "leaning forward" mode of reading a comput

Coverage maps

Hi All, I have been following the discussion on EyeTV but have a separate question. Are there any coverage maps available for WA showing coverage for DBTV and 3G. I would like to check that the area I am considering to buy a home has adequate coverage, or at least know about it before moving i

Re: How Apple And The iPad Could Destroy The Mac | Opinion | Mac360.com

My question would be - did Wheildon's research only compare the "leaning forward" mode of reading a computer screen against the "leaning back" mode of reading a printed book? If so, I would put forward the premise that the iPad, which also works in a "lean back comfortably and read" scenario w

Re: How Apple And The iPad Could Destroy The Mac | Opinion | Mac360.com

I read the article with interest and offer some further thought about this. It is after all up to the Apple Corporation what they choose to develop and market but I see a trend in a direction I not not like. The author Colin Wheildon in his book "Type and Layout, are your communicating

Re: New processors

Hi Chris Answers as below. On 16/4/10 9:13 AM, "Chris Burton" wrote: > > Hi Dan > > Thanks very much for the info on these new machines. They do sound > pretty impressive. Yes, from what I've read,...good machines. > A 512gb solid state drive!! Wow that is amazing. Do you know of any >

How Apple And The iPad Could Destroy The Mac | Opinion | Mac360.com

Hi WAMUGgers An interesting read. I'm keen to get an iPad when it is released, anyway. It may be the way of the future. I've still got 2 eMates in a cupboard here! Reg Reg Whitely Deputy Princi

Re: Problems with EyeTV

Hi Noel, I'm in Subiaco and have the EyeTV Diversity and channel 9 get %100 for strength and quality and SBS gets %96 Strength and %100 quality. Just a thought, I don't know your TV situation but my fairly new LCD can report strength and quality. If your TV has that ability you could com

Re: Problems with EyeTV

I've noticed that my "Signal Quality" tends to vary based on my reception as I move my rabbit ears about so it's not just about signal strength. Maybe it's your connection to the antenna. You could always try some rabbit ears just to see what happens even if it's unlikely to be the cause. Ma

Re: Problems with EyeTV

-- Thanks Walter, that's a real help. We haven't solved the problem yet, but we may be on the track of a solution. It looks as if the tuner only starts looking at frequencies above about 530 Mhz. Hence it does pick WTV, the highest frequency in use at 557.50 Mhz, and sometimes finds SBS at 536.62.