Hey Ca$h. Are you going to Case Western? I'm starting out there this fall as a freshman doing comp. engineering. We should hang out sometime!

No. I went to UW Platteville last year, and this year I'm going to MATC for a semester and then Pville again. My rents quit paying for half of college because I didnt get all Bs.…

The case western thing was just a quote I stole from "Being John Malkovich". Didn't mean to cause any confusion on cra$h's education

How about painting the inside of the transluscent (sp) plastic behind the monitor with UV reactive paint and put a mini blacklight (one of those 3 mm wide) inside the monitor space…

Here's something that has always bothered me: when the latest iMacs came out last fall, they were advertised as having a case that was more translucent. That locution, of course, m…

Trapper, The "more translucent" that Apple promotes is merely a marketing term. I am a marketing specialist myself and know that when dealing with the public market, it is always…

Quote: Originally posted by Trapper: It seems to me that you could stick an LED under the Apple logo on the top of the iMac case. I don't think this would be that …

Quote: Originally posted by Trapper: It seems to me that you could stick an LED under the Apple logo on the top of the iMac case. I don't think this would be that …

hey dudes, I have a rev. A imac, and I was wondering something, there's seems too be a metal casing covering the internal monitor and motherboard, can this be taken out, so it'd lo…

um.... duh. 1st gen iMacs have WAY more upgradeability, which still isnt much. >shrugs< Anyway... taking off that metal shielding would be a bad idea. its basic…

Picking up on the "translucent" discussion of just awhile back...I just noticed at a store today a display of imac coloured fishing rods with matching translucent reels. For a mom…

Quote: Originally posted by Ca$h68: I never saw any beige either. The inner monitor casing of the 1st gen iMacs is beige. Take off the front and top casing aroun…

ha!

Tardbus this thread is very very dead, there is no need to bump it like that....

Holy f*bleeping God...you bumped a SIX YEAR OLD topic? How far back did you have to dig, for Christ's sake?

I know this has been touched on before, but the info out there is conflicting, so I wanted to start a new topic to address it directly: I have an iMac DV (grape), and I want to re…

The new slot-loading iMacs actually run cooler than the previous models with fans. I know someone with a DV SE and it runs around 90-100 degrees F, which is very cool. I have a r…

Thanks for the response, Timmy. I checked out xlr8yourmac, but most of their stuff seems to be on the tower Power Macs rather than iMacs. And I saw this in Misha's how-to guide on …

OK, I went to the iMac forum archive and found a bunch of posts I somehow hadn't seen before. Despite the warnings about the increased heat, those who have put a 7200 in seem to ha…

Hi CaseCom- I hope this note finds you. I'm trying to help a friend w/ a iMac DV (G3) 500MHz who would like to upgrade his harddrive to one the new 7200 units that you can get fo…

I put a 120 Gig Western Digital in a iMac DV SE and had no trouble at all. Noticeably zippier and when I moved to a desktop, I moved the drive with me. I'm pretty sure 120 is the …

Quote: Originally Posted by Spidey Hi CaseCom- I hope this note finds you. I'm trying to help a friend w/ a iMac DV (G3) 500MHz who would like to upgrade his harddrive to one …

Hi Amacapart- Thanks for the advise. I'll go ahead and drop the new drive into my friend's DV. I really appreciate the help. And yes this string was a little old, but as evide…

I just bought a 7200 rpm 160G Maxtor drive for my wife's iMac DV 400. I did this before reading that it may have a 128G ceiling. What happens if i put this drive in? will it not…

Quote: Originally Posted by skier What happens if i put this drive in? will it not work or only be seen as a 128G drive? I believe it's the 2nd part you mentioned.