Interesting thread! I'm trying to decide which drive to order my 15" Powerbook with. The conclusion so far is, based upon what I've read here and other places (please correct me if…

One thing I'll say, the Seagate 100GB 5400rpm hard drive in my Powerbook is extremely quiet, I don't even hear anything when it's writing. I had an IBM T43p that had a 60gb 7200rpm…

you gotta ask yourself, how much time is it going to be pluged in and how much time is it going to be on battery, if its mostly going to be pluged in get the better preformer.

Yeah, I agree with striker100: I'd go for a slower but quieter drive any day. By the way, striker100, did that 100 Gbyte Seagate drive you have come in a new G4 Powerbook, or the …

Quote: Originally Posted by hallvard Yeah, I agree with striker100: I'd go for a slower but quieter drive any day. By the way, striker100, did that 100 Gbyte Seagate drive you …

Quote: Originally Posted by robertj Could you please? Too bad it's the hitachi... Congratulations on your purchase! Mine left Shanghai on Saturday and is on its way. It's t…

Quote: Originally Posted by Fusion 4. The resolution on the screen is absolutly stunning. OS X was made for high DPI. Wow! Apple has now dropped the 100ppi claim from their…

My reading is that: 1) The 2.5" internally-installed 7200rpm Hitachi drive is around 50% faster than the stock Seagate 5400rpm drive. From the site: "Replace the HD will take twen…

Quote: Originally Posted by iomatic My reading is that: 1) The 2.5" internally-installed 7200rpm Hitachi drive is around 50% faster than the stock Seagate 5400rpm drive. From t…

How about: View source Cmd-A Cmd-C Open TextEdit (or whatever editor you use) Cmd-V

http://www.hexcat.com/deepvacuum/

wget or curl in the Terminal

Anyonw else with a Video iPod noticed this?

OK, I called Apple today becasue I can't get over to the Apple Store this afternoon, and this lack of sleep thing is wasting the battery. The Apple tech on the other end says this…

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Thanks for the commercial! I actually was looking at the program once i finished touching up photos . . . . which means, i still need to get my question answered! Anyone??? http:/…

Thanks for the commercial! I actually was looking at the program once i finished touching up photos . . . . which means, i still need to get my question answered! Anyone??? http:/…

Thanks for the commercial! I actually was looking at the program once i finished touching up photos . . . . which means, i still need to get my question answered! Anyone??? http:/…

The way to get the highest quality out of a VHS-to-digital transfer is to get a capture card or firewire bridge that either supports uncompressed, progressive or 60i (60 fields a s…

http://www.canopus.us/US/products/AD..._selection.asp Personaly i have the 300, it actually enhances the analog input before is encodes it digitaly. The work it has done for me i…

What sort of video and how much quality do you need? I did a whole bunch of pre-digital home movies via a simple DV bridge. The unit was $300, but that was years ago. Given th…

It's old home movies. Old birthday parties, etc. Somple VCR-like quality is all I need. DV bridge is referring to taking a VCR, hooking it up to someone's DV camera, and importi…

It's old home movies. Old birthday parties, etc. Somple VCR-like quality is all I need. DV bridge is referring to taking a VCR, hooking it up to someone's DV camera, and importi…

Quote: Originally Posted by WinsOBoogi It's old home movies. Old birthday parties, etc. Somple VCR-like quality is all I need. DV bridge is referring to taking a VCR, hooking…

if you borrow someone's Mini DV camera w/ a digital pass through capabilities you can get very good results. i used this method for a couple of vhs tapes and it worked fine. a lot…