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oh man, are we addicts or what?? lol. we're like a bunch of kids craving drugs and booze. :rolleyes: haha mmm... relaxing happy apple :)

allright, now I have a question for you... I know its possible, but I dont have the slightest idea on how... you can access the internet on your computer wirelessly via your phone, but how do you access the internet on your bluetooth device (Palm Tungsten T) wirelessly via your computer (and...

I've been saving up an awful lot, so along with my PowerMac 970 (G5) purchase, I think I'm going to get me some studio displays. My cube currently has a 17, so I was planning to get a 20 and another 17 to hook both of them up to the PowerMac. I got this idea because i noticed that the 17 and the...

hmm... we dont seem to be getting through to anyone arden...

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I'm not completely positive, but I believe the Wacom mice may be kinetically powered to transmit a very faint electromagnetic signal to the tablet. The tablet must be made out of a material sensitive to that kind of signal. I know that the mouse does not work off the tablet, so technically, if...

about the overall "tech fever"... that is what I expected at first; however, although the incline was visible, there was no spike that is in the apple stock in any other tech stock index. also, the world situation seems to be stabling out somewhat, and investors are more willing to start...

again though, you wonder about the range and the speed that you can access your XP hard drive with. Probably if people want true connectivity out of 30 or so feet, they'll have to buy a radio station and attach it to their computer. Also it makes you wonder about security, and responsiveness as...

lol, the politics wasn't exactly the topic of the post. What do y'all think?

can we please take this topic down to the regular level now? I mean, being that mine has been the last post in 18 days?

No, not to write a check for one of those snazzy 970's apple will release in 7 days... but to buy some apple stock! I was analyzing graphs of 5 years of apple stock, along with another tab open to 5 years of apple history products. Then after comparing AAPL stock to the SMP500, I determined...

thats true... kindof stupid. Apple should do it though. It's a logical connection from bluetooth (for wireless usb-like devices) and airport. one other flaw is that if you use that as your screen for your home computer as well, you are either stuck with a really small monitor, or a really bulky...

too bad M$oft got to it first... http://www.microsoft.com/windows/smartdisplay/

I'd recommend a hard case. As a student, my laptop gets jostled around quite a lot and I had to send it in because all the movement had disconnected some display connection or something. Anyways, the mac dudes recommended I get a hard case for my laptop, and they recommended any vanguard hard...

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Yea, ts all chill here, go with the 12" and AE

I have a similar problem with 10.2.6. I have an iBook and a Toshiba laptop, both on a wireless network. When I attempt to connect with the Apple-K, and type in workgroup, usrname, password (that i previously identified in the windows), then click "ok" the little connection status window comes up...

It is a large jump by apple, but they have done it before in the past. maybe the G3 to the G4 powerpc chips are not such a good example since they are both from motorola, but there was a point where the apple relied on a 8bit MOStek 6502 (anything from 1976-1983). Then apple made the jump to the...

hmm... I suppose they might argue for online distribution. Its where you draw the line really. You know that a blood sucking company like Microsoft has gotta have some pretty good blood-sucking lawyers. But really... if Apple, MGM, dreamworks, WB, pixar, and whoever else who would be potentially...

Oh dude thats such crap!!! Oh man. That has monopoly written all over it. I hope the worlds decent companies can get some damn good lawyers and sue them back to... well, wherever they came from.