On 28/04/2004, at 3:52 PM, Phillip McGree wrote:
Buy it here in Australia!
Why? Warranty!
It's all tracked by serial number these days, companies that sell
electronic goods have long stopped their international warranties, and
now a camera's warranty only applies in the country it is
Hi all,
Just my experience in buying electronic stuff in singapore.
Most brands do have international warranty, including Apple laptops.
Prices are definitely more competitive in Singapore. Don't compare the prices
you see on the company's website, as those are usually their recommended
Hello All
I have just bought a Nikon D70 digital SLR (brilliant camera BTW) in
Malaysia and queried the lack of of international warranty, here is the
latest reply from Nikon Asia -
Nikon offers International Warranty to all NON-digital products. This
could end soon as Nikon is working on
In the end I bought locally - coming up before I go OS in July there
are a couple of weddings and a christening (no not a kid of ether of
the couples getting married - as if that matters these days). I
forfeit the duty free rebate by buying it more than 30 days before I
go overseas but I
On 14/5/04 3:23 PM, Mark Secker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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A big thanks also to DigiLife who not only had one in stock but also
that they didn't throw me out the front door for my outrageous
opening bid in the bargaining process. In the end a deal was done and
I walked out feeling a
My new 12 iBook G4 1GHz has the following modem:
Driver: MotorolaSM56K.kext (v1.0.4)
Hardware Version: Version 1.0
Interface Type: I2S
Country: 9 (Australia)
Modem Model:Jump
Modulation: V.92
After booting up the iBook, waiting about 3 minutes or so, and then
connecting to BigPond I
On Friday, May 14, 2004, at 04:51 PM, Richard Kay wrote:
My new 12 iBook G4 1GHz has the following modem:
Driver: MotorolaSM56K.kext (v1.0.4)
Hardware Version: Version 1.0
Interface Type: I2S
Country: 9 (Australia)
Modem Model:Jump
Modulation: V.92
After booting up the iBook, waiting
On 14/05/2004, at 5:56 PM, Robert Howells wrote:
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When I hang up and redial I always get a connection at around 54667
bps.
That sounds just T good to be true !
What connection rate did you get with your previous iBook ?
How far physically are you from your local exchange ?
Bob
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Connection with my old iBook was generally 52000 bps.
Don't know where the exchange is. I'm in central Freo – within 50
metres of the hospital – so I must be close to it.
I get the feeling that you suspect that Mac OS X 10.3.3 (7G51) (used
on these new iBooks) might be giving me false
Hi guys,
Does anyone know if it is possible for the following computers to run
an airport card:
Performa 6400
PowerMac G3 Beige Desktop
Also, is it possible for HP Laserprinters 4MP to go wireless?
Thanks guys,
Cal Conkey
On 14/05/2004, at 7:08 PM, Robert Howells wrote:
Hi Richard,
You are using a V92 modem on 10.3.3.which just might let you
beat the averagse
seeing that you are so close to the exchange. Your 52000 on the old
iBook gives a clue
as to what the max might be.
'Status: Connected to
Hi folks,
Did anyone see my recent post about activating .Mac membership ?
When I went online to activate it I was asked for my credit card details
before they would continue with activation.
This surprised me as I have already purchased the membership and would
prefer not to disclose my credit
On 13/5/04 10:35 AM, Rod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All!
In addition, I will drop the price to $190! Bargain!
Seeya
Rod!
Blah blah
The Powermac is now going to a new home and has been sold!
Seeya
Rod!
On Fri, 2004-05-14 at 19:26, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys,
Does anyone know if it is possible for the following computers to run
an airport card:
Performa 6400
PowerMac G3 Beige Desktop
If they have PCI (I /think/ they do), it should be possible to fit a PCI
802.11b card, so long as
On Friday, May 14, 2004, at 07:30 PM, Richard Kay wrote:
On 14/05/2004, at 7:08 PM, Robert Howells wrote:
Hi Richard,
You are using a V92 modem on 10.3.3.which just might let you
beat the averagse
seeing that you are so close to the exchange. Your 52000 on the old
iBook gives a
On 14/05/2004, at 9:08 PM, Robert Howells wrote:
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NO short answers !
Just keep recording the above information
especially when you have a 31200 connection.
This might be a conflict between your V92 modem
and one set of bigpond modems .
Bob
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