ere are enough ports to connect all the
peripherals you may need with dongles - I regularly use 3-4 usb ports, and an
HDMI port.
Cheers
Rob
> On 13/7/17 3:18 pm, Brian Risbey wrote:
> Hi All,
> after 8 or so years it is time to move on from my MacBookPro 17”, ( think I
> have h
b
On 13/7/17 3:18 pm, Brian Risbey wrote:
Hi All,
after 8 or so years it is time to move on from my MacBookPro 17”, ( think I
have had my money’s worth ;-P)
So, if building a MacBookPro to order, should I go with the 1TB internal SSD
and buy an external SSD 2TB, with USB -C, perhaps from Sam
Thank you Pete,
That was my plan to have photo and iTunes library as external same as you.
I have a 1TB SSD drive in the current MacBookPro ( thanks to Daniel) sitting on
879GB.
An external with speedy connections should be good.
Brian Risbey
OS10.3.2
On 13 Jul 2017, at 18:01, Peter
it is time to move on from my MacBookPro 17”, ( think I
> have had my money’s worth ;-P)
>
> So, if building a MacBookPro to order, should I go with the 1TB internal SSD
> and buy an external SSD 2TB, with USB -C, perhaps from Samsung, for movies
> and Photo Storage, cheaper opt
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> On 13 Jul 2017, at 3:18 pm, Brian Risbey wrote:
>
> Hi All,
> after 8 or so years it is time to move on from my MacBookPro 17”, ( think I
> have had my money’s worth ;-P)
>
> So, if building a
Hi All,
after 8 or so years it is time to move on from my MacBookPro 17”, ( think I
have had my money’s worth ;-P)
So, if building a MacBookPro to order, should I go with the 1TB internal SSD
and buy an external SSD 2TB, with USB -C, perhaps from Samsung, for movies and
Photo Storage, cheaper
Hi Brian
Possibly AirParrot. Their website has links to several well known reviewer
sites. Worth $10 to try it out
http://airparrot.com
Macupdate (( http://www.macupdate.com )) user feedback show a huge range of
satisfaction. Most users are looking for excellence in transmitting HD video
Hi Everyone
(forwarding this as I previously used a non-registered WAMUG account)
>
> I wanted to use Airport mirroring at work with a whiteboard projector.
> I have AppleTV and hdmi to VGA cable adapter (iPad 2 works!) but my MacBook
> Pro is too old Build 4.1, not supported :-(
> not an ear
<http://www.macrumors.com/2012/06/11/apple-quietly-discontinues-macbook-pro-17/>
Not much mention of it, but apparently the Spec pages no longer mention it.
So people after a 17" either go for the Retina Display 15" MacBookPro I'd
guess, or a run out "current model&quo
t;
>> Hi Guys
>>
>> I would like to sell my 15" MacBookPro and before I put it on Gumtree or
>> ebay thought I would see if anyone was interested here :)
>>
>> its a:
>>
>> 2.4 Intel Core 2 Duo
>> 4gb ram
>> 120gb SSD
>>
>
Emmachizzit! Could be a suitable replacement for my wife's G4!
Sent from my iPhone
On 13/05/2012, at 1:36 PM, Roger Kortas wrote:
> Hi Guys
>
> I would like to sell my 15" MacBookPro and before I put it on Gumtree or ebay
> thought I would see if anyone was interes
Hi Guys
I would like to sell my 15" MacBookPro and before I put it on Gumtree or ebay
thought I would see if anyone was interested here :)
its a:
2.4 Intel Core 2 Duo
4gb ram
120gb SSD
The battery doesn't hold its charge long but I have a new one arriving next week
In excellent c
Yes...I'm not a big fan of this software either.
It amazes me how "in your face" their "advertising" is. Even with pop ups
set to be blocked, it still jumps at me on some web pages to "buy their
fantastic software".
I don't like software I feel being "forced at me". If I want something, I'll
have
Hi Ronni and all,
Well, I read this email just in time! Only two nights ago I was about
to purchase MacKeeper, but somehow was having some doubts and decided
to procrastinate to my advantage for once.
Many thanks for this insight, the downloaded installer has been well
and truly sent to the tras
Wow, I thought I was being 'good'!
Looks like I am going to be a busy lad. Now where did I put that disk. (only
kidding...)
Thank you Ronni
Brian
On 09/05/2011, at 10:13 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Brian,
> Have recently installed MacKeeper and let it do its 'magic' but no other
> maj
Hi Brian,
> Have recently installed MacKeeper and let it do its 'magic' but no other
> major changes.
Do its ‘magic’ … ?
Only recently I had to charge a Client $700 after I had to fix ’The Mess’
MacKeeper had done to his MacBook Pro.
What you have mentioned below were some of the symptoms he
Hi Everyone.
Restarted MacBook Pro, and keyboard worked, mouse went about the screen but
'didn't click' - no response when icon selected and clicked.
I could use the keyboard to tab about the screen and cmd+O and other cmds, but
no mouse.
Did regular power-button force shut down. No change, so:
Hi Guys
I am looking at selling my unibody 15" MacBookPro its the one with the SD slot.
2.8 core 2
Glossy Screen
8gb Ram
120gb SSD hard drive
Applecare for another 14 months I think, I will have to check that and make
sure but it might be 16 months.
I would like around $1825 for it or
retail new for $1499. Am looking for $1100 or offers.
(Note: If you want this to run with a previous model DVI machine, I do
actually have a converter box that will allow it to work. If you're
interested then I'm happy to "work out a package price").
I also have a cl
;> Hi All
>>
>> I selling my MacBookPro and Samsung LCD. Both are in very good condition
>> and I have had no problems with either since I purchased them.
>> The MacbookPro and monitor are still under warranty till July this year.
>>
>> MacBookPro
>> OS 1
Hi kane
I think you have too many zero's in your price ?
On 09/02/2010, at 9:09 PM, lem1 wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I selling my MacBookPro and Samsung LCD. Both are in very good condition and
> I have had no problems with either since I purchased them.
> The MacbookPro and mon
Hi Guys
Sorry a small typo, $1,440.00 not, $14,440.00 though if anyone want to offer me
the higher figure, I have a great bridge hardly used for sale as well :)
Cheers
Kane
On 09/02/2010, at 9:09 PM, lem1 wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I selling my MacBookPro and Samsung LCD. Both are in
Hi All
I selling my MacBookPro and Samsung LCD. Both are in very good condition and I
have had no problems with either since I purchased them.
The MacbookPro and monitor are still under warranty till July this year.
MacBookPro
OS 10.6.2
15" Inch Glossy Screen
2.2Ghz Core2Duo
2GB ram (
Good morning
I was just wondering if any one has a new MacbookPro and if they did
would they be willing to run a DVD ripping test for me?
I am still not very happy with mine at the moment, I did a clean
install of Snow Leopard last night and ran my test again and its
still taking
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On 14/08/2009, at 9:32 PM, Roger Kortas wrote:
Hi everyone
I have been doing a lot of testing over the last few weeks with my
new MacBookPro and in some things it is slow!!!
I have run xbench and the new 2.8 is faster by
Hi everyone
I have been doing a lot of testing over the last few weeks with my new
MacBookPro and in some things it is slow!!!
I have run xbench and the new 2.8 is faster by about 1 third!! But
this does not help me as its still very slow in the things I want to do.
So I decided to
known manufacturing problem with Macbookpro (google
Macbookpro overheating).
Mine was 12 months out of warranty but Apple came to the party and
replaced the logicboard at no cost.
I just had to pay the labour.
regards
David
On 14/07/2009, at 5:47 PM, Craig Bruce wrote:
Its possible
Hi Craig,
Thanks for the offer but I live on the Gold Coast.
The tech over here checked it out and found the logicboard had gone.
It is a known manufacturing problem with Macbookpro (google Macbookpro
overheating).
Mine was 12 months out of warranty but Apple came to the party and
/2009, at 2:42 PM, wrote:
My macbookpro has overheated and will not boot up.
I keep getting an error message to press the power button to turn it
off and restart.
When it restarts the same error message appears to hold down the
power button.
Any suggestions
David Hudleston
-- The WA
on a lot, I'd
take it to an Apple repairer - I've had a couple of fans go funny,
turning on full/intermittently - they've been replaced and run quiet as.
Gav
On 14/07/2009, at 2:42 PM, netr...@bigpond.com wrote:
My macbookpro has overheated and will not boot up.
I keep g
My macbookpro has overheated and will not boot up.
I keep getting an error message to press the power button to turn it off and
restart.
When it restarts the same error message appears to hold down the power button.
Any suggestions
David Hudleston
-- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing
Hi Roger,
A difference of 4h versus 1.5h is so dramatic is sounds like one of
the cores is turned off (i.e., CPU set to use 1 core only). But that
should've been reflected in Xbench too. Is Handbrake the only slow
thing on your new computer? Apart from your overall Xbench score, you
can also explo
en setting? But I also copied across
all the prefs for it from the old Macbookpro just to check.
I have ran xbench and it does come in faster than the old one at
157.14 where the old one is 108.44 so its a little strange.
Do you have a new 2.8ghz there?
Best regards
Roger
On 29/06/2009,
h the same movie on the new one 4hrs!!! on the old
one 1.5hrs so a huge difference.
I have checked the setting in Handbrake and its the same for both
unless I have missed a hidden setting? But I also copied across all
the prefs for it from the old Macbookpro just to check.
I have ran xbench a
missed a hidden setting? But I also copied across all
the prefs for it from the old Macbookpro just to check.
I have ran xbench and it does come in faster than the old one at
157.14 where the old one is 108.44 so its a little strange.
Do you have a new 2.8ghz there?
Best regards
Roger
On 29
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company.
On 28/06/2009, at 5:11 PM, James Devenish wrote:
Hi Roger,
2009/6/28 Roger Kortas :
I got my new Macbookpro on Friday its a 2.8Ghz 15" model, its very
nice but
seems slow compared to my old 2.4Ghz!
Is it possible
:
Hi Roger,
2009/6/28 Roger Kortas :
I got my new Macbookpro on Friday its a 2.8Ghz 15" model, its very
nice but
seems slow compared to my old 2.4Ghz!
Is it possible that your new laptop is busy backing up with Time
Machine?
James
-- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List --
Arc
Thanks James
I am downloading it now :)
Roger
On 28/06/2009, at 8:32 PM, James Devenish wrote:
Hi Roger,
Not sure why you are having your performance problem. I run HandBrake
fine on the slow graphics card. You can try http://www.xbench.com to
compare your two laptops (it makes sense to comp
Hi Roger,
Not sure why you are having your performance problem. I run HandBrake
fine on the slow graphics card. You can try http://www.xbench.com to
compare your two laptops (it makes sense to compare your two laptops
rather than compare with the highly variable community benchmarks).
James
-- T
On 28/06/2009, at 7:45 AM, Roger Kortas wrote:
Hi Guys
I got my new Macbookpro on Friday its a 2.8Ghz 15" model, its very
nice but seems slow compared to my old 2.4Ghz!
I am using Handbrake to digitise all my DVD's and it seems much
faster on last years 2.4 model, I am going t
his should help your
graphic card intensive HandBrake usage.
hope this helps
Jane
On 28/06/2009, at 7:45 AM, Roger Kortas wrote:
Hi Guys
I got my new Macbookpro on Friday its a 2.8Ghz 15" model, its very
nice but seems slow compared to my old 2.4Ghz!
I am using Handbrake to dig
raphics: Higher Performance" this activates
the super fast graphics component.
Forgive my non-technical terms here, but this should help your graphic
card intensive HandBrake usage.
hope this helps
Jane
On 28/06/2009, at 7:45 AM, Roger Kortas wrote:
Hi Guys
I got my new Macbookpro on
does anyone know the best way to test performance??
Roger
On 28/06/2009, at 5:11 PM, James Devenish wrote:
Hi Roger,
2009/6/28 Roger Kortas :
I got my new Macbookpro on Friday its a 2.8Ghz 15" model, its very
nice but
seems slow compared to my old 2.4Ghz!
Is it possible that you
Hi James
No nothing else is running at all :)
roger
On 28/06/2009, at 5:11 PM, James Devenish wrote:
Hi Roger,
2009/6/28 Roger Kortas :
I got my new Macbookpro on Friday its a 2.8Ghz 15" model, its very
nice but
seems slow compared to my old 2.4Ghz!
Is it possible that your new l
Hi Roger,
2009/6/28 Roger Kortas :
> I got my new Macbookpro on Friday its a 2.8Ghz 15" model, its very nice but
> seems slow compared to my old 2.4Ghz!
Is it possible that your new laptop is busy backing up with Time Machine?
James
-- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List
Hi Guys
I got my new Macbookpro on Friday its a 2.8Ghz 15" model, its very
nice but seems slow compared to my old 2.4Ghz!
I am using Handbrake to digitise all my DVD's and it seems much faster
on last years 2.4 model, I am going to do a test with the same DVD on
both today
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