Check out this really nice, expensive case: http://www.flickr.com/photos/lifeof...l/sets/1133198/

http://www.iwoodnano.com/miniot/index.htm Wooden case for the Nano. Check out the inscription.

sorry, the Direct link is here: http://www.pda-now.com/p900936.php

Actually, i found another Brand name of Screen Protecter, EXIM which can be suggested to use because i found it's useful for Nano. Because we should know that the Nono Looks Great …

Quote: Originally Posted by tracemhunter after waiting so long i went ahead and bought the arm band that is available in all those colors. suprisingly it doesnt slide around lik…

after waiting so long i went ahead and bought the arm band that is available in all those colors. suprisingly it doesnt slide around like it looks. i had it upside down on my arm w…

I'm waiting for the Speck ToughSkin for the nano. It'll detract from the slim elegance of the nano but I want to make sure I get better shock protection over a naked nano. Maybe t…

I'm waiting for the Speck ToughSkin for the nano. It'll detract from the slim elegance of the nano but I want to make sure I get better shock protection over a naked nano. Maybe t…

What is out or coming soon as the best Nano accessories? I have seen numerous screen, case protectors, and also haven't seen and car mounts yet. I have seen a bendable mount that t…

This thread isn't going anywhere... it's pretty much dead. I was proved incorrect... now isn't there a different thread for ShapeShifter benchmarks?

on my current machine there is no noticable lag whatsoever. on my previous one (G4800 / 640) the lag when launching an app was noticable.

Quote: Originally Posted by goMac You could maybe do something with fs_usage, I'm not sure. Without making a parser for that it would be a horribly long process to find…

Quote: Originally Posted by Tick Does anyone have any substantial proof as to what gomac or Rosyna are saying? Statistics on resource usage while shape shifter/other unsanity pr…

The bickering between the unsanity crowd and gomac continues to make me giggle, but I will digress. Does anyone have any substantial proof as to what gomac or Rosyna are saying? S…

Quote: Originally Posted by Rosyna goMac, do *not* assume to know how SS is doing it. You know what they say about people that assume things. If you're looking in a list o…

goMac, do *not* assume to know how SS is doing it. You know what they say about people that assume things.

in my use, shapeshifter/mightymouse/fruitmenu...slow down my mac...a bit. if i run a test user account without ape, things are a little faster. still...not worth giving them up! i…

Quote: Originally Posted by Rosyna btw, Shapeshifter's open doodad is constant time. No O business at all. If you're reading a plist to find a match for a file you no long…

btw, Shapeshifter's open doodad is constant time. No O business at all.

Quote: Originally Posted by Kevin It's a speed hit I can notice considerably. The same with Kaleidoscope back in the day. Are you sure that's what you're noticing? When wa…

It's a speed hit I can notice considerably. The same with Kaleidoscope back in the day.

Quote: Originally Posted by nooon Does this apply for all APEs or just Shapeshifter? It depends entirely on how the author wrote that APE module.

Quote: Originally Posted by Blacktiger Actually, if you want to be technical. From a computer science standpoint, doubling and tripleing are merely big-omega(2 or 3)... and sinc…

R~ You should put together a demo with timings, or invite others to do so—concerns about speed hits are the #2 reason people shirk from SS, right after concerns for stability.

This is an extremely negligible speedhit. I mean on the nanosecond scale here. And OS X only opens most files once so you're getting this hit once. I've noticed that humans can't t…