Scott said: >So I >just started using my PowerBook for everything. At the office, I have an >external monitor and keyboard/mouse for it, and use it just like a >desktop machine. That way I get two monitors, too! Then I unplug >everything and pop it into my brief case for home use.
Same here, almost. I have at home and office: (1) Macally Ice keyboard, (2) mouse, (3) Griffin laptop stand. Add in Airport in both places and set up is very easy -- open the PowerBook, plug in the keyboard and power, and I'm online. Hey, speaking of Airport, here's a weird story. I bought a new PowerBook last month. I opened up the box, turned it on for the first time, did the set up, and noticed that I was ALREADY ONLINE with Airport. My network is password protected, so I couldn't figure it out. Turns out the department one floor above me has a wireless network that is not passworded (and I'm sure it's not an Airport-based network). How cool is that? Literally turn on the PowerBook out of the box and you're online! -- Sherman
