Hi Guys
I have to buy back some student laptops
Using this site:
http://www.mac2sell.net/index.au.php
i came up with $380 and $440 for macbook core 2 duo, 13inch, 2.1 and 2.4ghz, 2
gb ram, 220 hd
they are around 18 months to 2 yrs old.
Is that a bit cheap or fair prices?
your advice appreciat
Hi WAMUGersi have a parent wanting to sell a base model 2011 white macbook 6 months old.Please - any idea what it is worth?taBlitto
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on 11/8/10 8:55 PM, Martin Hill at marth...@iinet.net.au wrote:
> - EyeTV DTT - The cheapest option which is good if you just want to record a
> single digital channel at a time.
>
> - EyeTV Hybrid - Good if you want the option of switching between a single
> digital TV receiver or the optio
- EyeTV DTT - The cheapest option which is good if you just want to record a
single digital channel at a time.
- EyeTV Hybrid - Good if you want the option of switching between a single
digital TV receiver or the option of capturing analog video from a VCR or old
video camera etc. Also receiv
Excellent,
thanks Mart, but which one...??
http://www.buymac.com.au/search/eyetv
Am I confused a little, or just thick?
Jim
On 11 August 2010 11:03, Martin Hill wrote:
>
> I've had several HDD digital TV set-top boxes in past years but I've found
> an EyeTV-equipped Mac connected to a big
gust 2010 11:03 AM
To: wamug@wamug.org.au
Subject: EyeTV vs set-top box (was Re: Used Macbook)
I've had several HDD digital TV set-top boxes in past years but I've
found an EyeTV-equipped Mac connected to a big screen to be far superior
even for simple recording schedules, let alone all
(Apologies for my previous multiple postings - my iPhone for some reason
couldn't send to the wamug list over Optus 3g, but then sent multiple versions
when I got into a wifi zone.)
I don't think Ray is being too harsh. I still have a hard disk equipped Strong
STR5290 and it was frankly crap
Ray is a bit tough on HD recorders - my modest model does 1, 2 and 4
quite happily (well, 2 is a bit iffy, but in theory it can).
Granted it can't do 3 or 5 - and it's only analogue, but I can't
imagine a digital version being unable to do the same - maybe someone
can correct this.
I kn
I've had several HDD digital TV set-top boxes in past years but I've found an
EyeTV-equipped Mac connected to a big screen to be far superior even for simple
recording schedules, let alone all the other features (Note that AppleTV won't
do any off-air TV recording so none of this is possible wi
John,
with a DV recorder you:
1 Can't edit recorder material
2 Can't burn to DVD any worthwhile programs
3 Can't colour calibrate your system for much better picture quality
4 Can't switch on a live commercial program, do something useful for
30 to 45 minutes, then come and rewind to the s
Hi Pat,
If all you want to do is record and replay tv programs, then why not
consider a single or double hard drive DV recorder. These units vary in cost
from around $600 to less than $200 but work exceptionally well. It would
replace your existing set top box which could be utilised
Pat
I have a 15" Macbook Pro (Macbook Pro 1,1 late 2005 i think) for sale if ur
interested
Can come with a fresh install of snow leopard if wanted (else thats a $29 (or
$39 - ive forgotten) cost from apple)
And fulfills all the other specs from what i know
Looking at $850ono
let me know
Ash
Hi, Daniel,
I'm trying to work out a solution to the failing health of our old, dying, VCR.
There aren't many around these days, so I was hoping to jump to a
saving-to-disk solution.
We have a large CRT tv (3 years old) plus a set top box to receive digital. I
have been considering gettin
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