Decked
May 5, 07:36 AM
Ivy Bridge in the next gen Imac without a doubt!
I'm keen to find out what clock speeds these run at.
I'm keen to find out what clock speeds these run at.
hsj2011
Mar 30, 02:49 AM
I'm looking for a budget camcorder to use for a couple of important occasions this year and I've been looking at a well known catalogue store and they have a Hitachi C20 HD Camcorder for �169 and I was wondering if anyone could advise me as to whether this was any good or not as I don't seem to be able to find any reviews.
My initial budget was �200 max but I'm now wondering whether I should extend my budget a bit and go for something like a Canon HF M306 or a second hand HF100.
Can anyone offer me any advice?
My initial budget was �200 max but I'm now wondering whether I should extend my budget a bit and go for something like a Canon HF M306 or a second hand HF100.
Can anyone offer me any advice?
supremedesigner
Oct 17, 07:17 PM
Anyone going to be at the West Town Mall store the 26th?
You know ... I'd love to go only if I lived in Knoxville. I just moved to Gainesville and they do not EVEN have apple store. Sucks!
You know ... I'd love to go only if I lived in Knoxville. I just moved to Gainesville and they do not EVEN have apple store. Sucks!
mrapplegate
May 6, 08:11 AM
thanks for the reply :)
Since then (i have a feeling it may have been indexing and slowing down somehow? :S) it has become normal speed :D Despite a bug i just found, every things great. How do you officially report a bug? I just got my Dev acc. this month. Thanks :D
That is good to hear. Glad it worked out.
You can report bugs here: https://bugreport.apple.com
Since then (i have a feeling it may have been indexing and slowing down somehow? :S) it has become normal speed :D Despite a bug i just found, every things great. How do you officially report a bug? I just got my Dev acc. this month. Thanks :D
That is good to hear. Glad it worked out.
You can report bugs here: https://bugreport.apple.com
R94N
Nov 13, 07:19 AM
Yeah, that's the Newton/tree/apple logo, isn't it?
Shawnpk
Apr 18, 11:36 PM
Lifetime should mean lifetime no matter what.
hystery
Apr 17, 09:23 AM
Hi there.
A week ago I purchased Booq Sueeze backpack for daily commute, which is later turned out to be wrong choice. It looks cool and can hold things I need, but... here are reasons:
1. The area shoulder straps have cushion is quite short and straps are quite unmovable that it can't fit my shoulder really. Carrying it for just 5-10 mins hurts my shoulder.
2. Too much faithfullness in its name. It's really "squeeze", it really doesn't have play in it (no even a little space/room). It allows to squeeze things, but when the zippers are closed things push each other. In my case, small hair wax case gives pressure my MBP. I don't think it would break the screen of the laptop, but it just doesn't feel good to keep doing it everyday.
Because of these 2 reasons I started to find a nice (ergonomical) backpack again. What I've found nice so far is:
Convertec - Racer Computer Backpack
Briggs and Riley - Glide
Tumi - Arriv� backpack
These three.
If you know any good ergonomical backpack which can hold a laptop, or if you could drop some impressions/review if any of you are one of those user I'd appreciate it, especially Briggs&RIley Glide review (Does it have enough space to put water bottle, two A4 sized books, 13" MBP, wallet, small gadgets and small things like hair wax, hand cream...etc).
Sorry for muddly writing I did my best but this isn't my primaly lang...
Thanks!
A week ago I purchased Booq Sueeze backpack for daily commute, which is later turned out to be wrong choice. It looks cool and can hold things I need, but... here are reasons:
1. The area shoulder straps have cushion is quite short and straps are quite unmovable that it can't fit my shoulder really. Carrying it for just 5-10 mins hurts my shoulder.
2. Too much faithfullness in its name. It's really "squeeze", it really doesn't have play in it (no even a little space/room). It allows to squeeze things, but when the zippers are closed things push each other. In my case, small hair wax case gives pressure my MBP. I don't think it would break the screen of the laptop, but it just doesn't feel good to keep doing it everyday.
Because of these 2 reasons I started to find a nice (ergonomical) backpack again. What I've found nice so far is:
Convertec - Racer Computer Backpack
Briggs and Riley - Glide
Tumi - Arriv� backpack
These three.
If you know any good ergonomical backpack which can hold a laptop, or if you could drop some impressions/review if any of you are one of those user I'd appreciate it, especially Briggs&RIley Glide review (Does it have enough space to put water bottle, two A4 sized books, 13" MBP, wallet, small gadgets and small things like hair wax, hand cream...etc).
Sorry for muddly writing I did my best but this isn't my primaly lang...
Thanks!
kuebby
Jun 18, 04:09 PM
I'm looking for an inexpensive recent iPod of a large capacity, mostly to use in my iPod speaker dock, so I don't really care if there are scratches on it or the battery life isn't good. And all I need is the iPod itself, any other accessories aren't really necessary.
Please post or PM offers. I would also be interested in a trade of some sorts for an iPod (I have an LCD, Ext. HD, and Ray-Bans that I'm looking to part with.) Thanks.
Please post or PM offers. I would also be interested in a trade of some sorts for an iPod (I have an LCD, Ext. HD, and Ray-Bans that I'm looking to part with.) Thanks.
timswim78
Jun 28, 03:10 PM
What is the model number of the combo drive? (I'm wondering if it will work in my slot-loading iMac G3).
I'm in Baltimore and would be glad to meet you halfway.
I'm in Baltimore and would be glad to meet you halfway.
StarbucksSam
Dec 8, 06:58 PM
Nah, they aren't AIM. They won't leave us in the dust for years on end. BASTARDS. LOL... we haven't had an AIM update since Neil Armstrong landed on the moon.
blueroom
Apr 25, 02:00 PM
Why not just get Office for the Mac?
trainguy77
Jan 31, 10:04 PM
When i search for "folding" it turns nothing up but a random article that mentions it.:confused: The search function seems to have problems?:confused:
flopticalcube
Apr 24, 06:14 PM
Only the RAM it sees. The address space for the remaining RAM is not available to the OS. This is a chipset limitation and appears both in OSX and Windows.
andysmith
Dec 14, 11:37 AM
That's one of the reasons why I decided to get a logitech keyboard and mouse for my iMac instead of using the Apple ones. They have extra buttons that control itunes that don't require you to have itunes as the top program.
Yes, it's the one thing I miss about my PC's keyboard. It was very handy to have media buttons at the top to control iTunes.
I prefer the Apple keyboard from the feel of the keys, though, so I'll be sticking with one of those.
I'd thought about the menubar option, but I haven't really got enough space - I have too many icons as it is:
http://img499.imageshack.us/img499/5687/screenshot141220052kson1bd.jpg
Yes, it's the one thing I miss about my PC's keyboard. It was very handy to have media buttons at the top to control iTunes.
I prefer the Apple keyboard from the feel of the keys, though, so I'll be sticking with one of those.
I'd thought about the menubar option, but I haven't really got enough space - I have too many icons as it is:
http://img499.imageshack.us/img499/5687/screenshot141220052kson1bd.jpg
jane doe
Dec 15, 10:08 PM
Hmm... Okay. Thanks for that.
Taken from the bottom of this page (http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=14449), just for the record.
"Resetting the parameter RAM (PRAM) when the computer is shut down also resets the Power Manager. The following process resets both the Power Manager and the parameter RAM."
This is true for the PMU unit on the logic board but is not a full PMU reset. Resetting the PRAM does not force the battery to be polled for charge and there for does not sync the battery charge level/charge indicator.
The PMU reset will also reset the trackpad optical drive. a NVRAM reset will reset track pad, optical drive, logic board and a few other things.
On desktop units its called a SMU and does about the same thing (just no battery involved). but it does reset the computers power systems.
Taken from the bottom of this page (http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=14449), just for the record.
"Resetting the parameter RAM (PRAM) when the computer is shut down also resets the Power Manager. The following process resets both the Power Manager and the parameter RAM."
This is true for the PMU unit on the logic board but is not a full PMU reset. Resetting the PRAM does not force the battery to be polled for charge and there for does not sync the battery charge level/charge indicator.
The PMU reset will also reset the trackpad optical drive. a NVRAM reset will reset track pad, optical drive, logic board and a few other things.
On desktop units its called a SMU and does about the same thing (just no battery involved). but it does reset the computers power systems.
Jaffa Cake
Dec 18, 07:16 AM
I like! Great idea behind it. :)
paulypants
Mar 2, 04:02 PM
Okay, called Crucial and they will replace, but if I have problems again I'll return for refund and just bite the bullet and buy Apple ram :(
sp4ngle
Mar 17, 11:03 AM
what will speed up my render?
of course more ram. But will a firewire scratch disk help ?
Twixtor is pretty processor intensive because it's doing frame interpolation. We've just finished a project where we used Twixtor in CS5 and the hard drive activity was generally low (it was simple sequence based project, not a complex composite), the processor was maxed.
of course more ram. But will a firewire scratch disk help ?
Twixtor is pretty processor intensive because it's doing frame interpolation. We've just finished a project where we used Twixtor in CS5 and the hard drive activity was generally low (it was simple sequence based project, not a complex composite), the processor was maxed.
glocke12
Jan 27, 01:44 PM
ZOMBIES!
What's up with your avatar, BTW?
haha..qoute from the move "the devils rejects", best movie ever.
What's up with your avatar, BTW?
haha..qoute from the move "the devils rejects", best movie ever.
knightlie
Aug 18, 06:09 AM
Wow, all for the low price of $120!
LOL, i'll stick with LogMeIn.com for free, thank you.
Corporations probably need something more than LogMeIn, certainly something more reliable. I have no end of trouble with it dropping out and claiming the connection had been idle for too long while I'm working on it. It's a handy free tool, but I wouldn't run a business off of it.
LOL, i'll stick with LogMeIn.com for free, thank you.
Corporations probably need something more than LogMeIn, certainly something more reliable. I have no end of trouble with it dropping out and claiming the connection had been idle for too long while I'm working on it. It's a handy free tool, but I wouldn't run a business off of it.
neut
Dec 5, 09:24 AM
I'll look at it if you post it as an SWF or HTML ... im not about to DL a .ZIP. :rolleyes:
Without looking at it though, my first reaction is to check your _parent(s) to see if your calling out a level to short since the movie breaks when losded into another movie. Maybe use _root if it doesn't bug your HTML? Just a thought.
peace | neut
Without looking at it though, my first reaction is to check your _parent(s) to see if your calling out a level to short since the movie breaks when losded into another movie. Maybe use _root if it doesn't bug your HTML? Just a thought.
peace | neut
Eraserhead
Feb 14, 08:48 AM
I thought as Grapher is so complex and functional if you know what you are doing that it's worth creating a guide (http://guides.macrumors.com/Using_Grapher), it's not great so far but using the math mode button at the top I don't get equations, (which are kinda needed for this topic ;) ) can we get math support added please?
Hastings101
May 3, 11:17 PM
Not sure what's wrong then, especially if you tried to repair the disk through the disk utility and it was fine. That I/O error should have been corrected.
Hopefully someone with a bit more knowledge than me will respond here because other than using disk utility via the OS X install dvd to repair the disk, the only other thing I can think of is to reformat the entire disk.
Hopefully someone with a bit more knowledge than me will respond here because other than using disk utility via the OS X install dvd to repair the disk, the only other thing I can think of is to reformat the entire disk.
Washac
Apr 25, 02:41 AM
Hi
Not highjacking your thread but I have a similar problem with a keyboard here.
Does not matter what wired keyboard I plug into my Mac Pro ( I have a couple ) the brightness keys (F1 &F2) do not work.
The keyboards and everything else (monitors) all work fine in other combinations, it is just the Mac Pro, have not tried a wireless keyboard, I have one somewhere, will give it a try.
Now you have posted this I see this as a USB circuit issue.
Not highjacking your thread but I have a similar problem with a keyboard here.
Does not matter what wired keyboard I plug into my Mac Pro ( I have a couple ) the brightness keys (F1 &F2) do not work.
The keyboards and everything else (monitors) all work fine in other combinations, it is just the Mac Pro, have not tried a wireless keyboard, I have one somewhere, will give it a try.
Now you have posted this I see this as a USB circuit issue.
