Quote: Originally Posted by kick52 sorry, i didnt mean what is your mac, i meant "What do i wanna buy your mac or the analogue board?", cuz you said "you don't want to buy it do…

Quote: Originally Posted by Will C If I remember correctly about 6 months and it was very occasional. I got it repaired and have had no trouble since then - you don't want to bu…

Quote: Originally Posted by kick52 what your mac? It is an iMac DV 400 from Feb 2000 with 10GB drive and 512MB RAM, dual firewire etc.

what your mac?

Its so noisy that I wish I hadn't purchased it. I had to remove the two little fans that they give you and put on an 80mm fan. Its a lot quieter now but I voided the warrantly. I d…

Quote: Originally Posted by skilled2k1 Im about to upgrade my QS867 with a Gigadesigns Dual 1.8ghz, and I was just wondering how loud these things are. I know its a weird questi…

Quote: Originally Posted by kick52 hi. sometimes my imac makes a tick sound and the screen flickers. its not very frequent though. is that any thing to worry about. Or i…

If I remember correctly about 6 months and it was very occasional. I got it repaired and have had no trouble since then - you don't want to buy it do you?..............

oh no!!! my mum dunt trust me buying old computers. i bought an old acorn and it stopped working with in 2 days. if this breaks soon, my mum will probably never let me buy a mac ag…

CRT iMac? - my old DV400 used to do that and then one day the analogue board went. If it happened today I would not bother getting it repaired.

hi. sometimes my imac makes a tick sound and the screen flickers. its not very frequent though. is that any thing to worry about. BTW: im having a posting spree as i am at a poli…

Very. I had one in my old Digital Audio. The noise it made was half the reason I sold the system.

Im about to upgrade my QS867 with a Gigadesigns Dual 1.8ghz, and I was just wondering how loud these things are. I know its a weird question to answer, but try ur best

How many of you watched an entire two hour DVD movie with the iBook sitting on your lap and finding the heat bearable? Someone wrote that Steven Jobs might release a new iBook wit…

You can easily import emails if you have an IMAP access. Copy all your emails on your IMAP account and then copy them back from the IMAP account on the Mac. Alternatively you can …

Thanks for your quick reply! Can I export email addresses from Outlook Express to iBook? At present I export these address in WAB format to be used in another window computer. S…

Hi ! Does anyone know how to use a BT Kbd/Mouse with 2 machines ? I am thinking of getting a Mac Mini with BT Kbd/Mouse (probably Apple Kbd & Mx900 mouse.) The mini woul…

You can use your ethernet cable or your USB drive to transfer files between your PC and the iBook. Upgrading the RAM doesn't void the warranty (you just need to lift the keyboard t…

I now use Windows 2000 on an old IBM Thinkpad T23, and I'm considering buying a new iBook G4. How can I transfer all my data files from the windows laptop to the iBook without buy…

A friend has a PC with the floppy drive hanging out the side of the case by its cable!

randman - just based on my experience there vs new zealand, and with the caveat that japan is never going to be the cheapest place in asia to buy electronics. sminch

If I was building a pc, i would tie a string to the mobo and mount it to the ceiling have the hard drive and optical drive(slot loading) dangling from their power cables and a scre…

Quote: Originally Posted by codywalton ... The shuttles are nice, but not what I'm looking for, as they are a bit pricey, and don't match the general size and shape of a G5. …

if you've never built a pc before, don't even bother. check out the prices from the pc makers before you decide what to do and plus, they handle all the warranty-related issues fo…

Chenbro, Koolance, V-Tech, and Xoxide all make pretty good clones of the G5 tower. Also you might want to check out the Lian-Li PC-V1000. Not exactly a "clone" of the G5 tower in t…