Thanks Daniel
We'll see how it goes.
Rob
On 6/05/13 7:34 PM, Daniel Kerr wrote:
Hi Rob
I'm not a Service Tech per say,..but have worked (or had) a few of these of
late that I can offer some advise.
Depending on how much has Stuck to the Motherboard then yes it can slowly
degrade to the
Hi Rob
I'm not a Service Tech per say,..but have worked (or had) a few of these of
late that I can offer some advise.
Depending on how much has Stuck to the Motherboard then yes it can slowly
degrade to the point of other things not working. This can be weeks, months
(years?). Sometimes things
Hi people
This is one for the hardware people...
We're 6 weeks into a camping trip around Australia and we've run into a
little problem. I was working on my new Macbook Pro when a strong gust
of wind pushed the awning against my tea cup, which then partly spilt
over the laptop keyboard. It
(Thanks iinet for the one night I need the internet to do maintenance.
Greatly appreciated!!) Sigh.
Thanks Telstra / iPhone for Personal Hotspot so I can still get the internet to
my laptop via my iPhone!!! lol)
Anyway,…
Upgraded MacBook Airs
Up to 2GHz i7 / Up to 8GB RAM, 1600MHz, Up to
(Thanks iinet for the one night I need the internet to do maintenance.
Greatly appreciated!!) Sigh.
Thanks Telstra / iPhone for Personal Hotspot so I can still get the internet to
my laptop via my iPhone!!! lol)
Anyway,…
Upgraded MacBook Airs
Up to 2GHz i7 / Up to 8GB RAM, 1600MHz, Up to
On 12/06/2012, at 2:55 AM, Daniel Kerr wrote:
iOS6 will ship US fall. iPhone 3Gs or better, iPad 2 or better, iPod Touch
Gen4 or better.
So iPad 1 is about to be left behind? :-(
I would have thought the processor in the iPad 1 would be of similar capacity
to the iPhone 3Gs, which will
-
From: Tim Law t...@peoplehelp.com.au
To: wamug@wamug.org.au
Sent: Tuesday, 12 June, 2012 10:13:14 AM GMT +08:00 Beijing / Chongqing / Hong
Kong / Urumqi
Subject: Re: WWDC 2012 Notes- New laptops, OSX Mountain Lion info (out next
month)
On 12/06/2012, at 2:55 AM, Daniel Kerr wrote:
iOS6 will ship
I suspect it is because iPhone 3Gs has a camera and iPad does not. iOS6
integrates with the camera.
Just my 2c
...
Peter Sealy
Thurgoona AUSTRALIA
Don't take life too seriously, no one gets out alive.
On 12/06/2012, at 12:13 PM, Tim Law wrote:
So iPad 1 is
My daughter-in-law wishes to purchase a laptop.
Looking at the MacBook specifications I can't see a firewire port.
Am I not reading too well?
Merv
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education.
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Sent: Tuesday, 16 March 2010 7:31 AM
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Subject: Mac laptops and firewire
My daughter-in-law wishes to purchase a laptop.
Looking at the MacBook specifications I can't see a firewire port.
Am I not reading too well?
Merv
--
Education without values
On 16/03/2010, at 7:31 AM, Merv Bond wrote:
My daughter-in-law wishes to purchase a laptop.
Looking at the MacBook specifications I can't see a firewire port.
Am I not reading too well?
Merv
You are correct. The Macbook (the white polycarbonate model) has no Firewire
port: just two USB
The firewire port was removed from the latest unibody plastic MacBooks.
The low end MacBook Pro has firewire 800 plus SD card reader.
Regards,
Eugene
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Hi you can still get a 13 MacBook with FireWire, but not the cheap
white one. This 13 is called a MacBook pro as it's aluminium.
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On 16/03/2010, at 7:45 AM, KEVIN Lock kal...@iinet.net.au wrote:
Our daughter recently bought a MacBook without
Thanks Peter C, Peter H and Eugene
I am glad senility has not yet destroyed my reading faculties.
Shall look at the MacBook pro offerings.
Merv
Eugene wrote:
The firewire port was removed from the latest unibody plastic MacBooks.
The low end MacBook Pro has firewire 800 plus SD card reader.
Our daughter recently bought a MacBook without firewire.To get
all her data from her iBook to the new MacBook is no longer a simple
process...or is it?
Kev
Thanks Peter C, Peter H and Eugene
I am glad senility has not yet destroyed my reading faculties.
Shall look at the MacBook pro
Kevin,
Connect the two with Ethernet cable. Make old Mac share its files.
Connect new Mac to the server (old Mac). Download files with the new
Mac.
On 16/03/2010, at 7:45 AM, KEVIN Lock wrote:
Our daughter recently bought a MacBook without firewire.To get
all her data from her
Of course. I remember doing that with other PowerPCs.
Ta
Kev
Kevin,
Connect the two with Ethernet cable. Make old Mac share its files.
Connect new Mac to the server (old Mac). Download files with the new
Mac.
On 16/03/2010, at 7:45 AM, KEVIN Lock wrote:
Our daughter recently bought
After a break in on my house on the weekend the following Apple laptops are
missing:
Macbook black: serial number w8809mc0p2
PowerBook (Ti) G4 1Ghz: serial number w8449189qw3, over all good condition
but small but distinct dent in lid
PowerBook (Ti) G4: 500Mhz serial number unknown, over all
HI Everyone
Does anyone know if it is possible to connect an MacBook or I-Book
(haven't got one at the moment , but looking at buying one ) to the
Car Radio similiar to how it is done with an I-pod.
Haven't got bluetooth on my car rario.
Thanks Martin
-- The WA Macintosh User Group
Hi Martin,
most FM transmitters use the standard headphone cable from the
headphone jack to input into the transmitter. Shouldn't be a problem
going from an iBook / MacBook. You can get one off ebay for $30
including shipping from China.
My only concern is why use a $2000 MacBook when a
I used a Belkin Tunecast with my PowerBook. My grand daughter sat in
the back on a trip tp Albany watching the DVDs and I drove listening
to them in surround sound car hifi! It plugs directly into the
headphone socket.
Reg
On 21/02/2009, at 8:50 AM, Martin Sulkowski wrote:
HI Everyone
, and that the students were biased towards cost-
effective, consumer-grade laptops, with four out of five students
owning a portable computer versus a desktop model.
Apple's secret weapon in the race to be number one in
education rests on the shoulders of the venerable iPod,
SurveyU.com
on their
desktops and yet they have salary packaged Apple Laptops even
the IT staff.
When I started here I was the only Pro Mac computer support staff
member fortnightly IT staff meetings were usually 10 minutes of
rational discussions about Windows and server issues and 5 minutes
of putting up
funny how so many of the staff here have Windows machines on their
desktops and yet they have salary packaged Apple Laptops even the
IT staff.
When I started here I was the only Pro Mac computer support staff
member fortnightly IT staff meetings were usually 10 minutes of
rational
that a typical US college student spends an
average of $1290, and that the students were biased towards cost-
effective, consumer-grade laptops, with four out of five students
owning a portable computer versus a desktop model.
Apple's secret weapon in the race to be number one in education
I may be wrong but I believe that Macs were sold at UWA in the 70s
for basically close to cost to students. Obviously, Macs were
really popular for that reason and because they were so far ahead of
Windows at that time.
well 80's (84 onward) actually... and as Martain said, even with
, Toshiba,
Sony, and all of their subsidiaries -- lack a solid program.
SurveyU.com found that a typical US college student spends an
average of $1290, and that the students were biased towards cost-
effective, consumer-grade laptops, with four out of five students
owning a portable computer versus
program, whereas the other manufacturers -- HP, Acer, Toshiba,
Sony, and all of their subsidiaries -- lack a solid program.
SurveyU.com found that a typical US college student spends an
average of $1290, and that the students were biased towards cost-
effective, consumer-grade laptops, with four
%, Apple now Number 3 overall in
USA after Dell and HP:
http://www.computerworlduk.com/technology/hardware/laptops/news/
index.cfm?newsid=4771
Apple's notebook market share climbs to 17%
Apple in third place overall among all computer makers, says IDC
August 22, 2007
By Jim Dalrymple
While
Rosemary Horton wrote:
What's the best method/ hardware/ software for easy backups.
Hi Rosemary
For an easy backup you could use gmail or similar for low security (or
other) stuff like address books and bookmarks etc.
For comprehensive protection though I prefer mirroring or duplicating
My husband and I both had out laptops stolen...again
His a White 13 macbook (SN 4H6891CUU9B) only 4 months old (replaced
after the last robbery), mine an older powerbook Metal 15 (SN
W88169C2RG4) that was stolen and returned, had a brand new hard drive
etc
So if you see them...
Had them
My husband and I both had out laptops stolen...again
His a White 13 macbook (SN 4H6891CUU9B) only 4 months old (replaced
after the last robbery), mine an older powerbook Metal 15 (SN
W88169C2RG4) that was stolen and returned, had a brand new hard
drive etc
So if you see them...
Report
Shay,
Have you attempted to-do this year? I tried last year and they didn't like
the idea and apparently it has never been done and they can't see a reason
for it to be done..
We had 14 laptops stolen from school which went walks..
Thanks, David Moyle
--
Bertram, Western Australia
E
on a regulare basis
(silverkepper will just synchronise, which is faster no need to
reformatt the hd)
or you may backup the libraries especially:
user/library/mail
cheers James
On 03/05/2007, at 0:01, Rosemary Horton wrote:
My husband and I both had out laptops stolen...again
His a White 13
Last Sunday both my husband and I had out laptops stolen form our
house (with a whole lot of other stuff)
My powerbook was unaccountably returned this Saturday. (They only
took one set of cords..maybe that's why... The note said they were
sorry but evidently not sorry enough to give
Hi Everyone,
If anyone has any old laptops they're not going to do anything with
I'm trying to collect some for a West Australian animal rescue group
I'm involved with.
The purpose for them is to load the website onto them, the website has
all the details of the pets needing new homes, rescued
opps should point out that the pledge page isn't an actual purchase
agreement as the $100 laptop progect has been firm in stating that
they won't be for sale to the general public but that many people
belive that using this pledge idea is a good way to give the
organisation some financial
Looks interesting Mark. This might be a slightly better link, showing
the full photo collection: http://www.flickr.com/photos/pete/sets/
72057594143224765/
Reg
On 25 May 2006, at 9:19am, Mark Secker wrote:
MIT have released photo's of the first working model of their,
much lambasted by
Hi All
I have the following for sale if anyone is interested:
PowerBook G4 17
17 screen
1.33Ghz
512MB RAM
80GB Hard Drive
SuperDrive
Built in Bluetooth
Built in Airport
Firewire400, Firewire 800, All other normal things.
Box, Disks and all accessories.
A great work horse with large screen real
http://www.theage.com.au/news/Hardware/Getting-connected/2004/12/14/1102787
083568.html
Of interest to notebook junkies.
Only, at that price, maybe a TV is good too. Or maybe El Gato's product.
Brett Carboni
Tsunami
Eat at Tsunami let your Mac tape the TV show
I use an Australian made lapramp to sit my PowerBook on, whether it's on my
lap or on my desk.
It costs about $25 and is very well designed and convenient. It keeps the
laptop off my lap and lets air circulate around the laptop, thus helping it
run cooler.
I use it on my desk, because it puts
Hi Muggers,
Does anyone know if there is a way to continue to listen to iTunes through
headphones on a Powerbook or iBook with the lid closed? I'm thinking of
plane rides for example, where you'd want to maximise battery time by not
powering up the screen. I realise you can have the display go to
Hi Muggers,
Does anyone know if there is a way to continue to listen to iTunes through
headphones on a Powerbook or iBook with the lid closed? I'm thinking of
plane rides for example, where you'd want to maximise battery time by not
powering up the screen. I realise you can have the display go to
looking at two laptops, the Powerbook G4 667mhz and the iBook G3
700mhz 14.1 inch. Are both of these machines or neither bluetooth
conpliant? Help!
Cal Conkey
Keith Palmer
Zytech Marketing Pty Ltd
PO Box 342 Bunbury 6231
Phone: 0419927101 Fax: 0897915900
the online data storage technology store
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To: wamug@wamug.org.au
Subject: Are these laptops bluetooth ready?!
Date: Fri, 25 Oct 2002 21:04:36 +0800
Hi guys,
I am looking at two laptops, the Powerbook G4 667mhz and the iBook G3
700mhz 14.1 inch. Are both of these machines or neither bluetooth
conpliant? Help!
Thanks guys
Anyone got any second hand G4 Laptops for sale?
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