[CGUYS] iPad exceed radiation limits

2010-04-16 Thread phartz...@gmail.com
  The iPad, as currently configured, exceeds the RF radiation limits
for most European countries and for Israel.  Israel is already banning
them from sale there and will not allow them to be brought into the
country by travelers.

  FCC standards, which the iPad apparently complies with, allow for
much higher radiation levels that most other countries allow.  Who
knows why Apple didn't decide to comply with the standards of other
countries, especially since it is a mobile device.  Apple went through
this with the iPhone already, and I believe they kinda got away with
it for the most part from what I understand.  Maybe israel and other
countries are deciding that once is enough, and they perceive that
Apple is pushing the envelope this time around, so to speak, and
either are tightening up or thinking about tightening up about
enforcing their rules regarding RF radiation levels.

  Cupertino, we have a problem!

  Steve


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Re: [CGUYS] Should I buy for my wife?

2010-04-16 Thread Chris Dunford
> Acer - AspireRevo Nettop with Intel® Atom™ Processor
> Model: AR1600-U910H | SKU: 9535434
> 
> She is not a computer person. Only uses it for limited e-mail and for 
> microsoft word. Is not
> interested in using for more than this.
> 
> Would this Acer do the job?

Certainly, it's more than adequate for that.


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[CGUYS] Should I buy for my wife?

2010-04-16 Thread Marcio
Acer - AspireRevo Nettop with Intel® Atom™ Processor
Model: AR1600-U910H | SKU: 9535434

She is not a computer person. Only uses it for limited e-mail and for microsoft 
word. Is not interested in using for more than this.

Would this Acer do the job?

Thanks

Marcio


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Re: [CGUYS] Where to buy XP computer?

2010-04-16 Thread John Mealey III
Dell Outlet can sell machines that would fit this requirement.

John Mealey

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On Behalf Of rocky lee
Sent: Friday, April 16, 2010 7:29 AM
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Subject: Re: [CGUYS] Where to buy XP computer?

http://www.parallels.com/products/xptowin7migration/

> --
> 
> Date:    Thu, 15 Apr 2010 19:02:20 -0400
> From:    "Richard P." 
> Subject: Where to buy XP computer?
> 
> A senior friend went out to a local electronics store and
> bought a new
> Dell, 64 bit Windows 7 Home Premium computer to replace his
> old XP
> which has a failing hard drive. Unfortunately, the only
> program that
> he has that will run on the new computer is his antivirus
> software and
> AOL. Even his 6 month old HP digital camera's software
> won't run on
> it. It will end up costing more to replace all the software
> than the
> computer cost.
> 
> While replacing the hard drive and transferring over his
> programs and
> data is a $250 option, it will still leave him with a old
> computer
> with a slow chip. Is there a place he can buy an XP
> computer with a
> decent amount of memory (2GB) and dual core chip for a
> reasonable
> amount of $? Is there another solution for him? It looks
> like the only
> Microsoft computer's being advertised are the Windows 7, 64
> bit
> version.
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> Richard P.


  


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Re: [CGUYS] Need Internet Radio Recommendations

2010-04-16 Thread b_s-wilk

On Thu, 15 Apr 2010 18:45:21 -0700 Ellen Rains Harris escribió:



I have two of the Grace Digitals, and I love them.

They do internet, Sirius and Pandora.




At home I still use an FM transmitter connected to my iMac. It's a 
stereo transmitter for cars that I plugged into a DC/AC adapter. It 
transmits in stereo to any FM radio within around 150 feet. The sound is 
as good as the radio that receives the transmission.


Only downside is that I have to go back to my computer to "change 
stations". I have dozens of my favorite stations' streams bookmarked, 
and also use streaming services for multiple stations. For travel, I 
have a battery charged Arkon Soundfeeder to broadcast stations in stereo 
from my iPod Touch which also has several apps that play Internet radio 
stations.


When the tabletop Internet radios are more affordable, I may consider 
one, but the iPod [and iMac or MacBook] does a good job for some of my 
favorite stations, using FM transmitters instead of dedicated radios. 
There are even some streams that can run in a browser on the iPod, with 
links at http://www.tuned.mobi/. Might reconsider when Internet radio is 
standard equipment in my next MINI.


Betty


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Re: [CGUYS] Where to buy XP computer?

2010-04-16 Thread rocky lee
http://www.parallels.com/products/xptowin7migration/

> --
> 
> Date:    Thu, 15 Apr 2010 19:02:20 -0400
> From:    "Richard P." 
> Subject: Where to buy XP computer?
> 
> A senior friend went out to a local electronics store and
> bought a new
> Dell, 64 bit Windows 7 Home Premium computer to replace his
> old XP
> which has a failing hard drive. Unfortunately, the only
> program that
> he has that will run on the new computer is his antivirus
> software and
> AOL. Even his 6 month old HP digital camera's software
> won't run on
> it. It will end up costing more to replace all the software
> than the
> computer cost.
> 
> While replacing the hard drive and transferring over his
> programs and
> data is a $250 option, it will still leave him with a old
> computer
> with a slow chip. Is there a place he can buy an XP
> computer with a
> decent amount of memory (2GB) and dual core chip for a
> reasonable
> amount of $? Is there another solution for him? It looks
> like the only
> Microsoft computer's being advertised are the Windows 7, 64
> bit
> version.
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> Richard P.


  


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