Specs: G4 dual 800 (you know the drill).. G5 1.8ghz [we decided the mini driving a 23" wasn't such a great idea] 22" and 23" displays [the 23" bought in the marketplace ] VoIP o…

Here's the home rig: Dual 2.0 LaCie 19" Electron Blue 15" Aplle LCD Powerbook 15" 1.25 Alesis M1 monitors Delta 44 sound card M-Audio keystation 61 Nikon Coolscan V Canon Pixma …

I've got the ATI version that came with my G5, but I don't have an ATI control panel with it.

I believe the 9600/9700 mobile is supported by ATI's control panel, so yes, you can rotate with it

Quote: Originally posted by Cadaver: Don't buy a new video card just yet... Rumor has it that 10.4 will support display rotation on anything. Can't recall where, but I s…

Quote: Originally posted by rhogue islander: If you buy an Ati 9800 Pro Mac Edition for your G4, you will be able to use the Ati control panel (versavision) to enable po…

Quote: Originally posted by driven: I'd be leary of buying the old ADC connector. Future Apple's are not going to be supporting it. That's why I suggested the ad…

I'd be leary of buying the old ADC connector. Future Apple's are not going to be supporting it.

If you're afraid of the current crop of ACDs your other option is to buy a previous gen one, and some stores STILL have these.. sure you'd have to buy an adaptor, but I'm sure give…

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If you buy an Ati 9800 Pro Mac Edition for your G4, you will be able to use the Ati control panel (versavision) to enable portrait mode for your new flat panel display.

Quote: Originally posted by driven: Is *THAT* what that button on the back is for? I'll try it on Tuesday when I get home. I'm assuming you are saying that pushing dow…

Is *THAT* what that button on the back is for? I'll try it on Tuesday when I get home. I'm assuming you are saying that pushing down is going to require quite a bit of force ....…

Quote: Originally posted by driven: ???? Mine is really really tall. I'll take a photo when I get home. (I'm clear across the country right now.) There's a but…

Quote: Originally posted by OldCodger73: Of course, there's always the Dell 24". Yes, I know... I just don't find it very sexy, though, especially with the bloated-…

Quote: Originally posted by workerbee: However, the 20" is too small a step up for me from my 17" PB, and the 30" is too big (a step, and a screen -- I find it intimida…

Quote: Originally posted by Cadaver: Then why does Apple accept the 23" panels that develop uncorrectable pink tints, yellowing sides and uneven color?? Apple's current …

I do like mine as well, once you look past the cosmetics of it I did find out recently that I have 7-9 bad pixels, and am thinking of trying to return it for a trade up to a 24" v…

Quote: Originally posted by driven: Does anyone remember Steve Jobs saying during his keynote where he introduced the Apple displays that "We reject some of the panels t…

Quote: Originally posted by ghporter: By the way, another advantage of using a WRT54G is the third party firmware available for it. There are TONS of options in these …

Quote: Originally posted by mbryda: I just hate Dell. I came from the PC side and see how they have ruined that side with their junk computers. They have always been j…

I've quit pokerroom.com because it just didn't 'feel' right. I was up by a lot but I kept seeing some strange goings on (which I also reported) I now use VP7 to play partypoker or …

I most certainly hope they do as well. But like you said, the odds of it happening are probably so slim they most likely just ignored it, I'm willing to bet (pun intended) that t…

Does anyone remember Steve Jobs saying during his keynote where he introduced the Apple displays that "We reject some of the panels that other manufacturers accept?"

Upgrading firmware through the web interface of a Linksys router hasn't always been there. In fact, it's a fairly recent addition, and one that is a real boon to Mac users, since …