Thanks, Bill. The Apple website must have been swamped but I did
finally get to see the new toys and all the specs. It's brilliant.
Alex
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It was probably a stupid waste of money but I just won the bidding for
an old PowerBook Duo on eBay. So now I need to download the public OS
7.5.3 images from Apple and put them on some floppies to install onto
the Duo (includes a DuoDock that has the 1.4 MB superdrive in it). But
the G3 blue
?^/?aldazo Rex.Baldazo at cnet.com wrote:
It was probably a stupid waste of money but I just
won the bidding for
an old PowerBook Duo on eBay. So now I need to
download the public OS
7.5.3 images from Apple and put them on some
floppies to install onto
the Duo (includes a DuoDock that
Thanks for the info. And thanks for the offer, but I'm thinking I'll
need the floppy every now and then so I'm looking to buy one.
--- Rex.
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News.com has a bunch of Macworld coverage, including some video clips:
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What kind of monitor would one need for that new mac-mini? The ones
apple store sells are terribly expensive and large -20 inch screen. I
have a friend who is interested in one of those new ones, but the
monitor would have to be a lot cheaper. -
Also : I still own my Mac 6400/200 with
Should work with any standard PC-compatible VGA monitor, which are
dirt-cheap these days.
Though if you have a hi-definition TV with the DVI adapter you can
connect it there as well. I think that's one of their target markets,
people who want a DVD/music server for their fancy new hi-def TV.
It doesn't have to be a high def tv right? Any kind of modern TV I'm assuming.
As soon as shops have them, and I can figure out when I'll not have to
pay for Tiger, I plan to get one for work and one for home :) It's 3
times better than my powerbook spec-wise, and the powerbook is still
pretty
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Bill, the weight !! and I have a crushed arm! - And why doesn't that
new mac mini come with the Tiger? It says it has Panther in it. Can
you have Tiger pre-installed?
Marta
On Jan 12, 2005, at 10:24, Bill Rising wrote:
On Jan 12, 2005, at 10:04, Marta Edie wrote:
What kind of monitor would
On Jan 12, 2005, at 10:09 AM, Rex Baldazo wrote:
Should work with any standard PC-compatible VGA monitor, which are
dirt-cheap these days.
Though if you have a hi-definition TV with the DVI adapter you can
connect it there as well. I think that's one of their target markets,
people who
have to wait to get the OS
on it
Bill
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Bill
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On Jan 12, 2005, at 11:03 AM, Bill Rising wrote:
True enough, but it might be a lot less complicated and a lot less
time consuming than building your own (as you already did). Of course,
is there really a need to have that fast a processor in a Tivo? Then
again, if it had a wireless card
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On Jan 12, 2005, at 12:39, Lee Larson wrote:
On Jan 12, 2005, at 11:03 AM
On Jan 12, 2005, at 12:57 PM, Marta Edie wrote:
I am not familiar with the Tivo, but hear it costs $10.00 a month for
100 hours of copying, the other DVR using Dish is supposed to only
cost $ 5.00. Is there no way just to pay for how much you would copy?
I am in the lookout for one of
Lee,
Thanks for all the info., I am building and want to do some of what you
are suggesting, I don't understand a tenth of it, but Apple rules in
this house and if I can get done what you are imply then I need to find
the back end solution. If you have more to share keep it coming.
Many
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www.dyndns.org yet, but that seems the
way to go.
Thanks,
Robert
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As I'm not familiar with the interface of a Netopia router, I can't be
of much help. My experience has been with Linksys routers and I assumed
that all of these Cable/DSL routers had pretty much the same features.
Does anyone out there who uses Netopia routers know if/where those
routers would
On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 11:03:18 -0500, Bill Rising brising at louisville.edu
wrote:
On Jan 12, 2005, at 10:43, Lee Larson wrote:
On Jan 12, 2005, at 10:09 AM, Rex Baldazo wrote:
Should work with any standard PC-compatible VGA monitor, which are
dirt-cheap these days.
Though if you
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