miles01110
Feb 8, 01:05 PM
In computers, antennae are generally used in conjunction with wireless transceivers to send and receive data wirelessly. If I was a betting man, I'd guess that your antenna cable came from the Mini's 802.11 antenna.
Susurs
Apr 17, 05:58 PM
Hi!
I recently sold my MacMini. It was registered to my name and I could see it on my registered product list.
Now however it is not showing up there anymore and says it is registered under other ID if I enter the serial number.
It is ok with me of course, just wanted to know how the buyer could re-register it without letting me know it :)
I gave him the proof of purchase and wiped the HDD before selling it.
So when he reinstalled OSX and started it for the first time there probably showed up that registration screen...did it allows to re-register users in Apple's database just so simply under another name?
Just asking this because I am willing to understand how that works.
Thank you!
I recently sold my MacMini. It was registered to my name and I could see it on my registered product list.
Now however it is not showing up there anymore and says it is registered under other ID if I enter the serial number.
It is ok with me of course, just wanted to know how the buyer could re-register it without letting me know it :)
I gave him the proof of purchase and wiped the HDD before selling it.
So when he reinstalled OSX and started it for the first time there probably showed up that registration screen...did it allows to re-register users in Apple's database just so simply under another name?
Just asking this because I am willing to understand how that works.
Thank you!
stridemat
Feb 1, 01:16 PM
Snow Leopard cannot be installed on PPC machines. Sorry.
daveL
Feb 9, 08:56 PM
I had 13 GB of AAC 192kbps and converted to lossless; my iTunes library expanded to 53 GB (4x). I did add a few CDs when I went to lossless, but I think 4x is a good estimate.
pblive
Mar 24, 06:40 AM
Despite the fact that I shouldn't be spending money I don't have, I'd wanted a Mac for a long time, since working with them at Uni and, prior to that, at various workplaces including a stint on Work Experience at Your Sinclair.
Having owned PCs from an almost steam powered 8086 through to the last Dual Core 2 machine I have (and the last PC I may ever own), it was a big move to go back to Mac OS and learn it all over again.
But a refurbished Mac Mini (2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo) at �510 was a bargain and I had to have it, especially as it now means I can review Mac App Store games on my website.
The Mac Mini delivery was incredibly quick. Arriving on Tuesday morning after ordering late on Sunday, I barely had time to clean the study ready for the new machine.
Setting up was easy, plug in and go. Mac OSX greated me with a light and sound show. Ok, it was a slightly tinny sound as I hadn't set the sound to come out of the TV.
Moving across iTunes was far harder. Reformatting one 1TB Hard Drive to be used on the Mac then copying across 200GB of data from an NTFS drive to the new one. Some fiddling around later, much hunting for Artwork on albums, one iPhone synced to the new iTunes and I still have to sync my iPod Touch, losing all the game saves in the process. (it's ok, I really want to go through and 3 star EVERY SINGLE Angry Birds level all over again. Grrrr).
Now the learning curve begins.
Having owned PCs from an almost steam powered 8086 through to the last Dual Core 2 machine I have (and the last PC I may ever own), it was a big move to go back to Mac OS and learn it all over again.
But a refurbished Mac Mini (2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo) at �510 was a bargain and I had to have it, especially as it now means I can review Mac App Store games on my website.
The Mac Mini delivery was incredibly quick. Arriving on Tuesday morning after ordering late on Sunday, I barely had time to clean the study ready for the new machine.
Setting up was easy, plug in and go. Mac OSX greated me with a light and sound show. Ok, it was a slightly tinny sound as I hadn't set the sound to come out of the TV.
Moving across iTunes was far harder. Reformatting one 1TB Hard Drive to be used on the Mac then copying across 200GB of data from an NTFS drive to the new one. Some fiddling around later, much hunting for Artwork on albums, one iPhone synced to the new iTunes and I still have to sync my iPod Touch, losing all the game saves in the process. (it's ok, I really want to go through and 3 star EVERY SINGLE Angry Birds level all over again. Grrrr).
Now the learning curve begins.
crazzyeddie
Mar 26, 07:03 PM
I you have 4 cores, use all for of them, if you have only one proc (with 2 cores) then use only two. Don't use the graphical client, it slows down a little bit... Also I don't think it can handle multiple cores.
Which app are you talking about? All the Intel F@H clients launch 4 threads, which mean they would automatically take advantage of 2 or 4 cores, unless I'm missing something....
Which app are you talking about? All the Intel F@H clients launch 4 threads, which mean they would automatically take advantage of 2 or 4 cores, unless I'm missing something....
aeaglex07
Apr 7, 09:04 AM
lion is indexing every time i reboot on 2010 mbp.
EarthDawn
Jun 29, 06:44 AM
At the end of the line there telling new people if they run out they can reserve for today as there is a later order coming in ...
Just an update for those wondering....
Just an update for those wondering....
7on
Apr 20, 11:29 AM
meh you should be fine. Things would upload/download a lot slower so if you do any javascript debugging waiting for a page to load might be frustrating.
It's really a matter of opinion though, saying I could work on those speeds doesn't necessarily mean you could. Those speeds are around, if not slightly slower than typical AT&T 3G speeds.
It's really a matter of opinion though, saying I could work on those speeds doesn't necessarily mean you could. Those speeds are around, if not slightly slower than typical AT&T 3G speeds.
motherduce
Dec 23, 08:55 AM
The 400mhz iMac has no fans. Technically the only moving part is the hard drive, and that could be making a buzzing sound, although its usually more of a high pitched whine. The only other part that would buzz is the CRT or power supply, and those are usually not repairable. Replacement parts are also expensive.
Damn, that sucks. Son's birthday present is locking up on OS9 also. I can move the mouse, but no keyboard commands work, and can't get to any of the menus.
Going to try to load Panther and see what happens.
I'll also be opening it up to make sure everything is secure and cleaned up.
Damn, that sucks. Son's birthday present is locking up on OS9 also. I can move the mouse, but no keyboard commands work, and can't get to any of the menus.
Going to try to load Panther and see what happens.
I'll also be opening it up to make sure everything is secure and cleaned up.
ZoinksS2k
Apr 21, 09:38 AM
The Cartella from Pad and Quill?
http://padandquill.com/the-cartella-for-macbook-air.html
That's the one. Just ordered one in green.
Yeah, the case makes the overall footprint larger, but I like the overall look and protection they afford especially when traveling. I have the InvisibleShield stuff applied for daily protective duties where the case will be too large.
There is another maker of these things, DODOCase (http://www.dodocase.com/). They only have iPAD1/2, Kindle and BB Playbook (???!) binders. I ordered one for my iPAD 2.
They look like they may be slightly higher quality. I like the color ranges of the Dodo's better then the Quills.
Thanks for the assist
http://padandquill.com/the-cartella-for-macbook-air.html
That's the one. Just ordered one in green.
Yeah, the case makes the overall footprint larger, but I like the overall look and protection they afford especially when traveling. I have the InvisibleShield stuff applied for daily protective duties where the case will be too large.
There is another maker of these things, DODOCase (http://www.dodocase.com/). They only have iPAD1/2, Kindle and BB Playbook (???!) binders. I ordered one for my iPAD 2.
They look like they may be slightly higher quality. I like the color ranges of the Dodo's better then the Quills.
Thanks for the assist
mikedk
Feb 21, 02:47 PM
I�m looking for some speakers for my iPod touch 4g. They should be under $100 and with great bass, because I will use them mostly for travelling parties. They have to be portable. I would probalby go for this:
http://www.logitech.com/en-us/speakers-audio/ipod-mp3-speakers/devices/4781
I read reviews and people say speaker is loud and clear and have good bass. It is also portable. Do you think they are good to buy or should I go for something else? Thanks a lot
http://www.logitech.com/en-us/speakers-audio/ipod-mp3-speakers/devices/4781
I read reviews and people say speaker is loud and clear and have good bass. It is also portable. Do you think they are good to buy or should I go for something else? Thanks a lot
mikeheenan
Apr 13, 11:34 AM
Ha, so was I.
iStudentUK
May 6, 10:22 AM
Just set up exchange for everything. Works very well with Gmail.
kdum8
Apr 22, 02:21 AM
I think the default block size on your HDD will be 4 KB.
The default allocation block size in Mac OS X is 4KiB. Don't make it smaller.
Ahh I see. So the minimum size that any file in OS X can be is 4 KiB (4*2^10 bytes) regardless of how little data it contains?
The default allocation block size in Mac OS X is 4KiB. Don't make it smaller.
Ahh I see. So the minimum size that any file in OS X can be is 4 KiB (4*2^10 bytes) regardless of how little data it contains?
Firefox123
Jan 20, 09:09 PM
Even with redsnow?
iLikeMyiMac
Aug 14, 02:58 PM
My #4 submission my first 1,000,000th related one.
MisterMe
Apr 23, 05:46 PM
Hi all,
I'm looking for a software solution to work on scanned pages containing images and text. I want to be able to edit the text and the images easily.
I have a Canon DR-2010 and use Readiris 12 for OCR, but I can't export to Pages.
Should I go for Office for Mac or Photoshop or ...?
Anybody out there having done that?
Thanks.
ClausYou can't export to Pages. However, you can save to .doc and .docx, either of which can be opened in Pages.
I'm looking for a software solution to work on scanned pages containing images and text. I want to be able to edit the text and the images easily.
I have a Canon DR-2010 and use Readiris 12 for OCR, but I can't export to Pages.
Should I go for Office for Mac or Photoshop or ...?
Anybody out there having done that?
Thanks.
ClausYou can't export to Pages. However, you can save to .doc and .docx, either of which can be opened in Pages.
simsaladimbamba
Mar 17, 04:35 AM
Use Handbrake to load each ripped DVD and then use the Apple TV preset to transcode it to an .mp4 file.
How to backup/copy/rip video DVDs to your HDD and transcode them to another format. (http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=825323&highlight=)
How-To: Automating DVD & Blu-Ray (Backup, Encoding & Tagging) for Mac OS X 10.6 (http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=805573)
How to backup/copy/rip video DVDs to your HDD and transcode them to another format. (http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=825323&highlight=)
How-To: Automating DVD & Blu-Ray (Backup, Encoding & Tagging) for Mac OS X 10.6 (http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=805573)
alia
Jun 17, 07:36 AM
Yes, I'd like to know about this too, so that I can have my boyfriend tape it for me while I'm at work! :D
That sounds too good to be true though...
Alia
That sounds too good to be true though...
Alia
iBradSTSC
May 6, 11:54 AM
Try just rebooting in tetherd mode. Once you have the tethered reboot complete, you should be able to open cydia and install the untether patch for 4.2.7. Remember, once you download the patch, you may have to go into manage packages and turn it on. It should have a green check next to it prior to rebooting untethered.
hhlee
Nov 27, 12:36 PM
hey all,
*i am* not actually selling this on MR, but a friend of mine wanted to know what a fair asking price for this would be. given it's two years old and its battery life is not what it used to be, what would a good price be? i figured my smart mac friends would know, even though this IS MR lol. thanks in advance.
here is the link for laptop specs:
http://www.dealtime.co.uk/xPF-Sony_SONY_VAIO_21188702
i still see some celeon m's go for $500 or so - this past friday, bestbuy had a celeon m model (14 in screen for $380).
just references, not suggesting what the sell price ought to be
*i am* not actually selling this on MR, but a friend of mine wanted to know what a fair asking price for this would be. given it's two years old and its battery life is not what it used to be, what would a good price be? i figured my smart mac friends would know, even though this IS MR lol. thanks in advance.
here is the link for laptop specs:
http://www.dealtime.co.uk/xPF-Sony_SONY_VAIO_21188702
i still see some celeon m's go for $500 or so - this past friday, bestbuy had a celeon m model (14 in screen for $380).
just references, not suggesting what the sell price ought to be
psyduckiee
Apr 6, 09:47 AM
OtterBox Defender has a built in screen protector.
akswun
Feb 24, 03:08 AM
I can see your dilemma. Beats have been overhyped but from what you've described on what you're looking for those ones seem to be perfect. Beats have varied opinions but you should just take it like that, as an opinion.
You say you don't want to break the bank and that you're not an audiophile and whatnot. Finding earbuds like the ones you posted by Monster with the built in mic are really hard to find. I say go for those ones. They are a little pricey but in reality other earbuds in the same range are far more expensive. You're looking at around $150 and they do provide a better sound experience than the apple earbuds.
That style of over-ear 'sport' earbuds are hard to come by especially coupled with the iphone control/mic. If you did go with just in ear earbuds I would suggest a brand like Shure. But they cost waaaay more! But please please please don't go with Skullcandy. If you think Beats are overhyped for the price try cosmetic looks first before sound with skullcandys....ugh...
anyway gl!
You say you don't want to break the bank and that you're not an audiophile and whatnot. Finding earbuds like the ones you posted by Monster with the built in mic are really hard to find. I say go for those ones. They are a little pricey but in reality other earbuds in the same range are far more expensive. You're looking at around $150 and they do provide a better sound experience than the apple earbuds.
That style of over-ear 'sport' earbuds are hard to come by especially coupled with the iphone control/mic. If you did go with just in ear earbuds I would suggest a brand like Shure. But they cost waaaay more! But please please please don't go with Skullcandy. If you think Beats are overhyped for the price try cosmetic looks first before sound with skullcandys....ugh...
anyway gl!
