NoteBook

1994? why would that make you feel old? ;)

Those things aren't made for falling. The last time I let a notebook fall, it was a PowerBook 520c. Go ahead and look when those were sold. www. ...

I'd say forget about the "real video card" in the consumer notebook. The integrated thing works perfectly. See, if Apple were to implement last year's mid-level graphics or this year's lowend chip, the comments would remain the same: Underpowered graphics. They have to have some differences between the pro and the consumer line. And the graphics card is one thing where they...

ows. The best solution, I guess, would be to look for a fitting AirPort card on eBay. It'd require less cables and you could use the 'net on the Mac even if your notebook is out of the house or has some sort of problem. ...

to the harddrive when going to sleep. It's basically your RAM's content and should be about your RAM's size. In case your battery should run out completely, the notebook can boot and restore this image to RAM, so you don't lose any work. ...

He's getting a replacement notebook apparently. Thanks anyway! ...

No, but then again, I'll be putting duct tape on it sooner or later. I'm terribly hard on laptops despite my best efforts. If I really cared about how my notebook looked I never would have gotten a white one. ...

Yeah but it's not _about_ that, elander. You can say "bollocks" all you want, it's abou the fact that Mac OS until 10.5 _did_ assume 72ppi for the screen. This meant that, for example, the menubar's height used the same amount of _pixels_ on everybody's screen, but it wasn't *actually* the same height measured in whatever your country fancies as the usual. It's about 0.55 cm...

NoteBook ScreenSavrz from Radtech. I have used this for years and have protected my screen. The micro cloth also does a great job cleaning the screen too.

You could use something like the NoteBook Screen Protect from Radtech to help protect you notebook screen. ...