eric | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 08 2008 | mac, apple, shopping
Holy smokes. Maximize your new Mac Pro Hardware and use 2 30" monitors for the bargain basement price of $25,000. I'm going to have to go look through those couch cushions again, especially because I'm going to want to run 8 30" monitors. That should up the price significantly.
Quoted: Meet Mac Pro. It's the fastest Mac ever with advanced performance, workstation graphics, and up to 4.9 million possible configurations.
eric | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 12 2008 | mac, software, apple, screencast
This just won an award at the Apple Developer Conference for best new mac app. It looks like a fantastic way to create a screencast, which I have to do in the next several weeks.
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eric | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 09 2008 | writing, software, mac, apple, thepugetnews
eric | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 08 2008 | mac, movies, apple, rumors
eric | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 02 2008 | apple, mac, rumor
I hope this shot of the rumored new Apple sub-notebook is true. It looks to have a giant trackpad and an ultra-thin form factor. Couple that with flash memory and they'll have a great machine.
Quoted: The above photo may be the work of a PS junkie or it may just be the real thing. In any case, the rumor mill ...
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eric | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 29 2007 | apple, mac, software, dvd
redotting dave: this looks like a nice program for ripping DVDs onto you Mac. I'm not sure that the ripping functions are any better than Mac The Ripper, which I've been using, but it might be good to look into.
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eric | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 12 2007 | apple, mac, rumor
If it's true that Apple releases an ultra-compact notebook with flash memory, LED lighting, and a 50% reduction in weight in January, I will be very happy. Sometimes MacWorld cannot come quickly enough.
Quoted: While pricer than CCFLs, LED-backlit panels offer increased color saturation and are more efficient at distributing light evenly across the entire display surface. They also consume less power, run cooler, and last longer than CCFL-backlit displays. When combined with on-board NAND flash drives -- which contain no moving parts and therefore also draw less power -- the technology is expected to translate into significant improvements in battery performance as employed in the new notebook design.
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eric | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 08 2007 | mac, apple, computer, shopping
This article argues that Macs are less expensive than PCs when you take into account the resale value.
Quoted: Salon's Machinist, inside the tech innovations changing our lives. Read the latest technology news, blogs and articles from Salon tech writer Farhad Manjoo.
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eric | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 06 2007 | apple, tablet pc, mac, rumor
Uhhh, if somebody at Asus just spilled the beans on a collaboration with Apple on atablet PC, I would guess that there will be repercussions for Asus or at least the person responsible for the leak. Apple has a habit of not liking secrets leaked.
Quoted: We checked back with our source at Asus on a different day and they confirmed that the Apple Tablet will not be based on existing Asus designs such as the R1. It will come from a completely new blueprint, possibly based on the patent Apple filed back in May 2005. We're guessing it'll be based on Intel Core architecture, a tweaked version of Leopard, and have all the multi-touch, CoverFlow goodness we've seen in the iPhone and iPod touch.
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eric | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 06 2007 | support, mac, apple, superdriveI'm having an issue burning DVD-R with my Superdrive. I get a hardware error like the following:
Sense Key: HARDWARE ERROR
Sense Code: 0x03This thread talks collects some others who have had the same issue. It seems like media issues may at least be part of the problem but the guy at the bottom recommends the following:
Quoted: Solution: Restart your computer, when computer chimes during restart, press and HOLD these keys: "Apple + Option + P + R". Continue to hold all four keys and wait for the computer to chime three more times, there is a small interval between each chime as it is resetting the video memory and something else.
Quoted: After the 3rd chime, you can release the keys and start up as normal, test your DVD burner again and see if it's working. At least this seemed to work for me. I burned using Toast 6.1 Platinum with Memorex DVD-R discs, data was over 3 GBs with no problems.
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