Hi Glen,
Another option if you want to move up to a nice intel iMac but can't quite
spring for the price of the new models (beautiful excellent value as they
are!) is that stock of the previous model iMacs seems to being cleared at
much reduced prices (I noticed a 24 was $2499 now $1699
Hi Glen,
Neil is correct. If any resellers have stock, Apple have reduced all iMacs
by around $700. We have our last 24 iMac in the store which is now $1698.
The stock of our 'old' iMacs got snapped up in a couple of days. We have a
27 iMac next to the 24 and you can see the difference in the
Thanks everyone for all the information, I can see the main options are:
- contents insurance
- external monitor circa $400
- get a new iMac (or a new 'old' iMac)
I agree the 27 Macs are pretty interesting.
Glenn Nicholas
2009/11/1 Stuart Evans stuart.ev...@t4.com.au:
Hi Glen,
Neil is
I am currently running MacOS 10.4.11 (Tiger) on my G5 Mac. With two
hard disks installed I am able to run them as a mirrored RAID set.
This gives me a form of internal backup in case of hard disk failure.
I am considering updating to MacOS 10.6 (Snow Leopard), and a current
MacPro, the one
Thanks Stuart,
If I can't purchase from Daniel, a trip down to Chimes in Denmark
might be required so I can pick up a copy from T4 :-)
Cheers,
Ronni
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On 31/10/2009, at 6:11 PM, Stuart Evans stuart.ev...@t4.com.au wrote:
Hi Ronni,
The DVD Set is normally only sold
Hi Glen
You can get 21 LCD's from around $170 now so maybe a good option until you get
a
27 iMac :)
Roger (in China)
On Sun Nov 1 17:23 , Glenn Nicholas gl...@om4.com.au sent:
Thanks everyone for all the information, I can see the main options are:
- contents insurance
- external monitor
Hi Ronni,
Any excuse! Any excuse! ;-)
Stuart
On 1/11/09 5:52 PM, Ronda Brown ro...@mac.com wrote:
Thanks Stuart,
If I can't purchase from Daniel, a trip down to Chimes in Denmark
might be required so I can pick up a copy from T4 :-)
Cheers,
Ronni
Sent from Ronni's iPhone
On
Dear All
What is the current recommendation for anti virus programs for Snow
Leopard?
My update subscription to X5 expired just prior to updating to SL and
I have not renewed as I would like advice from all the experts.
Thanks
Barry
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Hi Glen,
FYI. Had a look at the G5 LCD screen prices. Without the serial number I
can't be 100% but you are looking at either ~$439 (plus labour) or ~$700
(plus labour) depending on your specific model.
Cheers,
Stuart
On 1/11/09 5:23 PM, Glenn Nicholas gl...@om4.com.au wrote:
Thanks
Hey Ray,
As far as I'm aware you should be able to Software RAID with no issues
as you were previously.
Another option you might like to consider is using Time Machine to
backup and also giving you history as you may require.
Just a suggestion. :)
Thanks,
David Moyle
Systems
Your probably aware of this already but I thought it'd be a good idea
to remind people that a Mirror RAID (1) system will provide a
performance boost to reading data and only protect against mechanical
failure of a hard drive. While a comprehensive backup system will
provide protection
Ray, you can setup a software RAID on a MacPro under Snow Leopard for
RAID0 (stripe) or RAID1 (mirror) with Disk Utility just as you have
done before. You only need the additional RAID card to create more
advanced level of RAID (such as a combination of mirror and stripe).
As far as I'm
Drop in and say hullo if you are down this way Ronni. I am just up
the hill from T4, well more or less!
Severin Crisp
On 01/11/2009, at 5:52 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Thanks Stuart,
If I can't purchase from Daniel, a trip down to Chimes in Denmark
might be required so I can pick up a copy
G'day again all WAMUGGERS.
Have you set your iCal alarm for the Melbourne Cup next Tuesday, 3
November 2009? More importantly, have you set it up for the WAMUG
meeting that night? Yep, it's come around again.
Topics for discussion are; in no particular order:
1. iTunes 9 (we ran out
On 01/11/2009, at 7:26 PM, Barry Sexstone wrote:
Dear All
What is the current recommendation for anti virus programs for Snow
Leopard?
My update subscription to X5 expired just prior to updating to SL
and I have not renewed as I would like advice from all the experts.
Thanks
Barry
Clam AV X is donation-ware and the latest beta build is Snow Leopard
compatible.
Even though there may not be danger in the wild for Macs yet it's
sometimes good to know that attachments you receive and possibly pass
on don't have nasty surprises.
Clam does just fine at that.
On
i agree with Peter
my powerbook is on the net for the last 5 years...no virus
protection at all still working
James
On 02/11/2009, at 8:30, Peter Hinchliffe wrote:
On 01/11/2009, at 7:26 PM, Barry Sexstone wrote:
Dear All
What is the current recommendation for anti virus programs
i just remembered this:
The Secunia Weekly Advisory Summary
2009-10-22 - 2009-10-29
This week: 69 advisories
A lcd for a g5 imac 20 will run around the $900 mark if you go to an
auth repairer outside of warranty
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I use animated GIFs of a series of images, generated from within
Photoshop, as a very convenient way of placing them on a webpage.
However there is a considerable delay in them playing, occasioned in
part by them needing to download in full and then just a lag before
they start. Is
Although there's no comparison in quality you can get a 20 BenQ LCD
for around $150 and a 23.5 for around $230. Perhaps you'd be better
off getting one of those and using your distorted iMac screen as a
secondary monitor.
Ruben
A lcd for a g5 imac 20 will run around the $900 mark if
On 02/11/2009, at 1:54 PM, Severin Crisp wrote:
I use animated GIFs of a series of images, generated from within
Photoshop, as a very convenient way of placing them on a webpage.
However there is a considerable delay in them playing, occasioned in
part by them needing to download in
Hi All
I know I may be weighing in late on this discussion (have been out of the
loop for a bit), but thought I'd just add to it.
One thing I really love with those sort of buy it cheap sites are when you
actually come to order it.
Sure, they advertise the product cheap, but go and run through
Hi Severin,
2009/11/2 Severin Crisp sevcr...@westnet.com.au:
I use animated GIFs of a series of images, generated from within Photoshop,
as a very convenient way of placing them on a webpage. However there is a
considerable delay in them playing,
GIF allows a deliberate delay, useful if the
I hope its a really BIG mealDaniel!
Bill
On 02/11/2009, at 3:20 PM, Daniel Kerr wrote:
Hi All
I know I may be weighing in late on this discussion (have been out
of the
loop for a bit), but thought I'd just add to it.
One thing I really love with those sort of buy it cheap sites
Yes, done all that Ronni. It may just be the size of this one,
1.3MB. I can see a VERY long time lag after it downloads and before
it starts to play, like 13 secs to download, judged from the modem
lights, then a further 27 secs to start playing.
Severin
On 02/11/2009, at 3:09 PM,
I think size may be the root of the problem. There are 28 frames,
400 x 400 pixels, 128 colours, 88% dither no interlace or
transparency. 2.5 secs per frame. It is 1.3MB.
Severin
On 02/11/2009, at 3:32 PM, James Devenish wrote:
Hi Severin,
2009/11/2 Severin Crisp
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