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Often hotels have ethernet jacks in their rooms. They recommend AP Express for business travelers because it is super portable, and they can plug in the ethernet line to the base station, plug it into the wall, and be online wirelessly (without being impeded by a cord). They do expect you to buy...

Well I think that the shopping cart carries over onto different computers if you are using the same account. If it doesn't you could technically buy the songs in a shopping cart on the Windows machine, and then quit before they actually download. Then go home and go to the "Advanced" menu, and...

I didn't even know that... cool. In terms of the record of songs you buy, although you can not re-download them, if your download becomes interrupted, they will continue downloading once your internet is back up.

Um... well it would actually be quite difficult and pointless... as is with the iPod, it would have to be tethered to the computer via FireWire cord, which defeats the purpose of a remote control in the first place. If you were thinking of some wireless connector through the firewire port on the...

Has there ever been an update to the Apple store past... say 11am PST? Just some point in the day you can look at the site, and know definitively that nothing has been changed.

One last thing-- if your G4 tower is the only computer using the DSL connection, you would need to purchase a router, so one cable could go to the wired computer, and the other could go to the AP Express box. Might just be simpler to get an AirPort card for your tower though.

Although I don't exactly know what an AirPort Express does for sure (since I haven't actually seen one in use), I believe I have a pretty good idea. First off, responding to your WAN/LAN question, I really doubt that Apple would not enable the unit to transmit wireless of an existing network. As...

Do y'all think this could work: iBook with Airport --controls--> Shared library/playlists on Cube (hooked up to Airport Base Station) --streams to--> Airport Express --outputs to--> stereo Or would the music have to be on the iBook for it to work?

Who here knows what exact time Apple product updates/announcements appear on the website? Is it constant or does it vary? I suppose if some sort of talk or speech is being given, it would appear while it is being unveiled there... Normally 8 AM PST? 12 Noon PST?

record barking?

Funny, I was just reading in Reuters today about how Loghorn "failed to respond when Allchin also tried to bring up another graphics-intensive application, the popular first person shooter game Quake" at WinHEC. They claimed that the machiene, which I'm sure was top of the top of the line dual...

Streaming buffer size didn't really do anything. It got to the point where it was just connecting and buffering and there wasn't any music playing. I decided to go out an replace my aging Linksys wireless router with a new Buffalo system. Everything is working just beautifully now.

speaking of problems, check out mine... http://www.macosx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=43336

Hey everyone, I don't know about anyone else, but I'm having a lot of trouble streaming music from my desktop to my laptop wirelessly over iTunes 4.5. I am connected over 802.11b and streaming standard 128kbps AAC's, and I am getting about 6 seconds of music for every 7 seconds of buffering...

Although I think your desktops are all very cool, I am not sure what they have to do with Apple rumors...

Um... looking to the future, I read somewhere that the PMac updates were held up on something relating to optimized coding in 10.3.3. Any word on this?

As someone said before, stores have a certain amount of stock in bottles, once those bottles run out, they get a new shipement in. They probably have the new bottles in back, but their stock of old bottles hasn't run out yet, so they are keeping them from shelves.

Thought I might add my own little contribution to the mix... Listen Here Only GarageBand loops used are the drums and the shaker. Everything else is real instrument/vocals.

maybe it affects Apple in terms of bringing more intellegent PC users to our side?

Decked out as they are selling it, a new PowerMac (with educational discount) comes to $2,898 (1gb ram, no modem). So despite the fact that it isn't that much of a decrease for the educational market, lets not forget for most users that same new PowerMac comes to $3,220. In that light, it is a...