I am currently using Bigpond cable with a Netgear wired router. It is
my intention to buy an iBook soon and I am currently looking at
wireless routers. From my reading of Whirlpool it appears that many
of the wireless router brands have problems of one kind or another. I
would appreciate
I have setup D-Link wireless cable routers for clients with good success.
They have an up to date version of the Bigpond Cable client installed which
is the main thing. We sell them here at Team Digital where I'm working or
they can be had from Harvey Norman or I'm sure, many other places.
Rob
As it happens I'm using that exact config at home myself. I'm using a
DLink DI-524 and found it excellent, no probs at all. It has a built-
in client for Bigpond Cable and my iBook connects to it with no
problems at all.
Gordo
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Hi all, I'm trying to decide between a 20 Apple Cinema Display
($1200 or so) and a Dell 24 display ($1400). Advice or suggestions
gratefully appreciated.
I've read many website reviews of the Dell 2405 FPW which praise it,
and many forum reviews which both praise it ... but point out
(compared to Apple's displays). On the other hand, I've read many
comments on the Apple displays which mention 'pinkish whites' and
'grayish blacks'.
I noticed the 20 was a little warm when I first plugged it in but doing
colour correction through display panel by eye it is now better
Hi All!
I have the following for sale, with possibly more items in the next
few days.
NVidia FX5200 AGP Graphics card
256Meg version flashed for a mac. Works fine with 10.4. Had it
running in a Powermac G4 MDD.
$120 ono
80Gig 5200RPM 2.5 HD
Brand new, never opened from anti-static bag
I noticed the 20 was a little warm when I first plugged it in but
doing
colour correction through display panel by eye it is now better
than acceptable
Yeah, I figured whatever I get will need some tweaking. :)
sorry this is illogical as occasional game and WoW in one
sentance is
an
Toby,
Hi all, I'm trying to decide between a 20 Apple Cinema Display
($1200 or so) and a Dell 24 display ($1400). Advice or suggestions
gratefully appreciated.
I've got two 20 Apple Cinema Displays (hooked up to a dual 2.3 G5). They
are very nice indeed. I haven't noticed any colour problems,
Does anybody have a ADC to VGA adaptor for sale need to plug a second
VGA monitor in to a G4 tower.
New prices for 3rd party seem around the $60 which is reasonable but
need to be ordered from US/UK so looking at something a bit quicker
than the 2 months snail mail or cheaper than the silly
On 29/08/2005 3:50 PM, Mark Secker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anybody have a ADC to VGA adaptor for sale need to plug a second
VGA monitor in to a G4 tower.
New prices for 3rd party seem around the $60 which is reasonable but
need to be ordered from US/UK so looking at something a bit
Hi all
I'm trying to connect a G3 266 tower running MacOS 8.6 to a G4 Powerbook
(using Tiger) through their ethernet ports over a small ethernet network.
A call to Apple Support pointed me to Macintosh: How to Create a Small
Ethernet Network http://www.info.apple.com/kbnum/n106658 but the link
$41.95 at ELX :
http://www.elx.com.au/item/elsADC-VGA
Cheers, Anton.
Does anybody have a ADC to VGA adaptor for sale need to plug a
second VGA monitor in to a G4 tower.
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on 27/08/05 17:30, Mark Secker at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
just clearing out some excess hardware here...
1 x Midiplus music MIDI controller keyboard $30
A basic 48 key + bend modulation wheels + data entry slider
theoretically works with USB but I haven't been unable to get it to
on 26/08/05 17:06, Onno Benschop at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mervyn Giuliana Bond wrote:
Onno
I get a blank page! i'm using Explorer 5.2 on an iMac running OS
10.2. Strange.
We have a winner...
Can someone please confirm this?
http://www.wsc.org.au/
It seems that writing to
On Mon, 2005-08-29 at 18:00 +0800, Neil Houghton wrote:
1x A5 Wacom ADB graphics tablet with 1x iMate ADB to USB converter
$30 (Will not split)
Graphics tablet works under classic OS's only (will function under
OSX but no pen pressure sensing). iMate can be used to connect old
ADB
on 29/08/05 17:41, Warwick L Smith at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all
I'm trying to connect a G3 266 tower running MacOS 8.6 to a G4 Powerbook
(using Tiger) through their ethernet ports over a small ethernet network.
A call to Apple Support pointed me to Macintosh: How to Create a Small
On 29/08/2005, at 5:41 PM, Warwick L Smith wrote:
A call to Apple Support pointed me to Macintosh: How to Create a Small
Ethernet Network http://www.info.apple.com/kbnum/n106658 but the
link is
obsolete.
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Give the link another try as it worked for
I had a workaround which worked under OSX 10.1 which involved
connecting
under classic and keeping classic running - however this ceased to
work when
I updated to 10.2.
I then found that for the powerbook I could connect using TCP/IP (set
TCP/IP
to connect via ethernet) rather than
Hi All,
I tried to fire up an old game of Command Conquer (The original
MacOS 8 game) only to find that my original discs were scratched. (I
thought CD's were supposed to be indestructible.)
Does anyone have an old copy of the game they would be willing to
sell me, or burn me a copy of
Hi All
Anyone know who would be responsible for repairing Harman Kardon
iSub's, the USB Mac specific versions. I'd imagine it would be the same
people who fix JBL Creatures and HK Soundsticks. I'm just wondering as
my iSub has developed an unusual 'buzz' like the sound electronic
On 29/08/2005 10:47 PM, Christian Kotz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All
Anyone know who would be responsible for repairing Harman Kardon
iSub's, the USB Mac specific versions. I'd imagine it would be the same
people who fix JBL Creatures and HK Soundsticks. I'm just wondering as
my iSub has
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