Jovian9
Dec 16, 01:06 PM
i just want the keybaord, i have the following to offer, true crime streets of LA (gamecube) and possibly some others, i have the following dvd's for trade, Terminator 3, Die another Day and the recruit. that is just for the keybaord, are you interested?
No I'm not. I have those movies and am not a fan of those types of games. Thanks though.
No I'm not. I have those movies and am not a fan of those types of games. Thanks though.
dornoforpyros
Sep 16, 01:11 AM
I had delusions of having a fun job and making money :p
Now I'm just over worked and underpaid(not by much mind you).
Then again I guess I'm doing ok for only being 23
Now I'm just over worked and underpaid(not by much mind you).
Then again I guess I'm doing ok for only being 23
Tailpike1153
May 2, 09:13 AM
Looks like I have another place spot to visit when i go to Australia.
Hyuga
Jan 7, 03:24 AM
Hey guys..
First my current setup, late 2009 iMac, Mackie MR5's monitor speakers, Mackie 402-VLZ3 mixer.
Like many others have experienced, I get a really bad hissing sound with my setup (or any setup for that matter), and it gets noticeably worse when I'm scrolling through pages. I am coming directly out of the headphone jack, into my mixer.
I've searched these forums, and I've noticed that the general consensus is to get the Mbox USB interface. Looking at that though, it seems as if people get that for digital recording, wanting portable recoding studio, etc.
I was told to get a USB audio interface. My only reason to get one is to basically eliminate the hiss, because I plug whatever I need to use directly into my Mackie Mixer anyways. Is there a good quality, pretty basic USB interface out there without all the bells and whistles? I've noticed the cheap China crap on eBay, but I am assuming that's garbage.
Any recommendations? Thanks in advance.
How much money you want to put on this? From my limited experience even crappiest generic usb dac will remove that hissing but are quite bad otherwise.
First my current setup, late 2009 iMac, Mackie MR5's monitor speakers, Mackie 402-VLZ3 mixer.
Like many others have experienced, I get a really bad hissing sound with my setup (or any setup for that matter), and it gets noticeably worse when I'm scrolling through pages. I am coming directly out of the headphone jack, into my mixer.
I've searched these forums, and I've noticed that the general consensus is to get the Mbox USB interface. Looking at that though, it seems as if people get that for digital recording, wanting portable recoding studio, etc.
I was told to get a USB audio interface. My only reason to get one is to basically eliminate the hiss, because I plug whatever I need to use directly into my Mackie Mixer anyways. Is there a good quality, pretty basic USB interface out there without all the bells and whistles? I've noticed the cheap China crap on eBay, but I am assuming that's garbage.
Any recommendations? Thanks in advance.
How much money you want to put on this? From my limited experience even crappiest generic usb dac will remove that hissing but are quite bad otherwise.
quadchick10
Apr 18, 03:56 PM
Yes, you are correct. You should have taken the screen protector off of the back of the phone before you placed the case on it. I have three of the CaseCrown cases and I love the feel and look of the case on the iPhone 4. Besides, you really don't need a screen protector for the back of the phone because of the material that is on the case. Good luck on getting it off.
*LTD*
Mar 1, 09:21 PM
Because Apple has taste and actually gives a damn about basic aesthetics.
Billicus
Jul 16, 08:17 PM
I don't have a computer that can run iChat A/V, but bear in mind that it is still Betaware, so bugs are to be expected.
decafjava
Apr 27, 10:02 AM
So I have to reimport the Cd then-ugh but-thanks. Oh and stuff I buy from ITunes I can't then I guess.
Silent Assassin
Mar 28, 03:26 PM
This I am not sure ... Why would somebody needs to be in front of a laptop if JB is tethered? It just means you need to hook back up and JB all over again if you reboot ipad..... Please do correct me if this is my misunderstanding as I have never JB tethered version either.
Having owened ipad 2 for past 16 days or so, I never need to reboot.
Yes, tethered means connected.. a tethered jailbreak means that each and every time you power down your iPad, or should it freeze or whatever and you need to power it down, you need to be near a laptop/desktop in order to get your jailbroken iPad back online, or it will just hang at the apple logo...
untethered means it works without the need to reconnect every time you reboot...
untethered is better.. :D
Having owened ipad 2 for past 16 days or so, I never need to reboot.
Yes, tethered means connected.. a tethered jailbreak means that each and every time you power down your iPad, or should it freeze or whatever and you need to power it down, you need to be near a laptop/desktop in order to get your jailbroken iPad back online, or it will just hang at the apple logo...
untethered means it works without the need to reconnect every time you reboot...
untethered is better.. :D
lykranian
May 5, 06:14 PM
I'm having trouble deciding between a higher end 15-inch MBP or an 11" MBA with a gaming PC.
If I were to go with the combo, would an iBUYPOWER Gamer Power 567D3 in the 500 dollar price range be a good desktop for present and future gaming, or would the CyberpowerPC Gamer Ultra 2057's specs provide future proofing as well as justify the ~$900 price? (mainly the HD 5570 vs the 5770 and 4GB vs 8GB RAM)
If there are any other gaming PC's you have used, feel free to tell me what the best ones are!
If I were to go with the combo, would an iBUYPOWER Gamer Power 567D3 in the 500 dollar price range be a good desktop for present and future gaming, or would the CyberpowerPC Gamer Ultra 2057's specs provide future proofing as well as justify the ~$900 price? (mainly the HD 5570 vs the 5770 and 4GB vs 8GB RAM)
If there are any other gaming PC's you have used, feel free to tell me what the best ones are!
Consultant
Apr 28, 01:03 PM
If the disk came with your computer, no.
DaveDaveDave
May 1, 04:06 PM
great was just hoping there wouldn't be even more delay in me getting my hands on my first mac :D :D
Congrats - you're gonna love it!
Congrats - you're gonna love it!
TimChambers
Apr 22, 02:34 PM
Hello everyone
I tried to run the Boot Camp Assistant, and got the following message:
"the Hard drive cannot be partitioned because some files cannot be moved"
Due to research it is my understanding that i should reinstall OS X
But i was wondering:
Can I partition my drive via disk utility and install windows that way?
Is there a way to move these unmovable files?
If I don't know where my original install disk is, what are my options?
thanks!
I tried to run the Boot Camp Assistant, and got the following message:
"the Hard drive cannot be partitioned because some files cannot be moved"
Due to research it is my understanding that i should reinstall OS X
But i was wondering:
Can I partition my drive via disk utility and install windows that way?
Is there a way to move these unmovable files?
If I don't know where my original install disk is, what are my options?
thanks!
Postal
Nov 2, 10:52 AM
Ah, it may be a 20% increase in clock speed, but there are a number of factors that will make a difference.
First: remember that not everyone is going to be upgrading from the current top-end model to the next one (and in fact, that would be a pretty silly thing to do unless you could sell your Powerbook at near the original price). If you've got anything less than one of the current models, you're going to probably see a considerably larger boost - and not just due to clock speed, but cache, video hardware, system bus speeds and memory speeds.
Besides, we don't know exactly what the upgrade will entail. If it has more L2 or L3 cache or faster video (or even just more video memory), it may feel more than just a bit faster, especially in certain applications.
First: remember that not everyone is going to be upgrading from the current top-end model to the next one (and in fact, that would be a pretty silly thing to do unless you could sell your Powerbook at near the original price). If you've got anything less than one of the current models, you're going to probably see a considerably larger boost - and not just due to clock speed, but cache, video hardware, system bus speeds and memory speeds.
Besides, we don't know exactly what the upgrade will entail. If it has more L2 or L3 cache or faster video (or even just more video memory), it may feel more than just a bit faster, especially in certain applications.
rdowns
Jun 22, 05:01 PM
Looking for a hard drove for a Titanium PB G4. Really only use the machine for surfing so looking for something cheap. What ya got?
Flatlineskillz
Apr 27, 12:45 PM
I work in IT support and we are currently planning to deploy a few macs to our design unit. I would like to prevent them from using iPods and iPhones on their work PCs since we would like to hold them to the same standards that we have for windows PC users.
Is there a way to configure the macs so that ipods and iphones are not recognized in iTunes?
Thanks
Is there a way to configure the macs so that ipods and iphones are not recognized in iTunes?
Thanks
Hastings101
Apr 6, 12:56 AM
The iMac will be better in the long run. You get an incredibly nice screen, a nice keyboard, a mouse that should be thrown in the trash as soon as you receive your package, and much better hardware than you would from the Mac Mini.
leomac08
Mar 4, 11:28 PM
I like "Glee"...i heard there making a play about it.;):rolleyes:
intoxicated662
Mar 13, 05:15 PM
damn and i've been wanting to get one really bad and missed this one. good price and all
Dopeyman
Jul 2, 06:51 PM
Still for sale? Any pictures?
I 2nd this request......
I 2nd this request......
jdawg4324
Sep 18, 11:27 PM
I need to find an adapter at apple website to hook my new HKsoundsticks to my tv the soundsitcs have a 3.5mm jack I need to get that to rca hookups. I would prefer to get it at apple because I would put it with my nano order.
alakazzam
Nov 17, 02:52 PM
Finally! This was such a long time coming and honestly I'm still surprised it took this long. Glad to have it now though! @theeventof if you want to follow my tweets ;)
WardC
Jul 4, 02:07 PM
eBay --> Computers & Networking --> Vintage Computing --> Apple --> Systems
Best place to find vintage Apple and Macintosh computers. Here is the direct link, shown priced highest first:
http://computers.shop.ebay.com/Systems-/80075/i.html?_trkparms=65%253A12%257C66%253A2%257C39%253A1%257C72%253A3030&_catref=1&_sc=1&_sticky=1&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_sop=3&_sc=1
Best place to find vintage Apple and Macintosh computers. Here is the direct link, shown priced highest first:
http://computers.shop.ebay.com/Systems-/80075/i.html?_trkparms=65%253A12%257C66%253A2%257C39%253A1%257C72%253A3030&_catref=1&_sc=1&_sticky=1&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_sop=3&_sc=1
oakie
Apr 30, 09:57 PM
have you considered trying this?
http://revtards.com/images/restore.png
it's not just for show.
http://revtards.com/images/restore.png
it's not just for show.
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