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My white 13" Apple Macbook laptop computer.
pictured: Mini-DVI to DVI adapter package (back detail)
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specs:
13.3" TFT glossy widescreen display (1280 x 800 resolution)
2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo CPU
2 GB of RAM (DDR2)
160 GB hard drive (5,400 rpm)
Intel GMA X3100 graphics processor (144 MB shared RAM)
built-in iSight video camera
slot-loading 8x SuperDrive (DVD+/-R, DVD+/-RW, CD-R, CD-RW)
FireWire 400 (1 port)
USB 2.0 (2 ports)
Mini-DVI port
10/100/1000BASE-T ethernet port
built-in AirPort Extreme wi-fi wireless networking (802.11g/n)
Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR
optical digital audio input/analog audio line in
optical digital audio output/analog headphone out
built-in stereo speakers
meets Energy Star requirements
size: 12.78" x 8.92" x 1.08"
weight: 5.0 pounds
Finally found one Mac Classic. First impressions here.
(from the Finnish Ebay -like auction net site)
Macintosh Classic 1990
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Made in Singapore Jan 1991
(created 11.4.1991 - 15.10.1990 introduced)
Bought March 6th 2009
9" b&w screen (23 cm)
RAM 2 MB (max 4 Mb)
CPU Motorola 6800, 8 MHz
Mac OS 6.0.7 1990
Floppy: 3,5, superdrive
HD 15 MB
7,3 kg
Ports:
1× ADB (keyboard, mouse)
2× mini-DIN-8 RS-422 serial ports (printer, modem, AppleTalk)
1× DB-19 (ext. floppy drive)
1× DB-25 SCSI connector (ext. hard drive, scanner)
1× 3.5 mm Headphone jack socket
Audio 8-bit mono 22 kHz
Programs installed:
Write Now 1 (1986), 2 (1988), Mac Write 2 1.1 (1990)
Texture 1.2 (1988), PageMaker 3.5 (1989),
Claris Works 1 (1992) (Text, Garf, Database, Spreadsheet)
MacDraw 1.9.5 (1987), MacPaint 2 (1987)
Excel 3 (1991), Freehand 3 (1991), FileMaker Pro 2 (1993)
(no games!!!)
Models later:
Classic II, Color Classic, Color Classic II
MacClassic_4629-6-3-9mid
Retro Macintosh computers donated by Victor.
Models that I do not currently own will be integrated into the collection. The others will be refurbished and found new homes.
I've rented the Canon EF 50mm f/1.2 lens for the week to take to Disney. It's way lighter than the 85mm f/1.2 and I think that'll come in handy later in the week. I chose it for the medium format like depth of field and it looks great here. It also seems more forgiving than the 85mm.
The streak across the screen is the refresh rate of the CRT. I'm working on a Hasselblad 500C/M manual to pull up in Hypercard. Just for fun (and a work in progress) but it could be very useful.
As some of you may remember, I dropped my MacBook Pro a little over a week ago and killed its internal hard disk. I ordered a replacment from Other World Computing and installed it and aside from some dings on the case I think I'm back up to speed with this computer. Not too bad for a serious fall.
Here's the writeup on installing the hard disk at my weblog.
Otras fotografías de mi MacBook:
Devaluando mi Mac diciembre, 2006
Mi escritorio febrero, 2008
Instalación de Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard agosto, 2009
Kamakura septiembre, 2009
Computer Love agosto, 2010
This 1988 Macintosh SE is still alive and kicking. It even sends out the occaisional tweet using Grackle68k.
My white 13" Apple Macbook laptop computer.
- - -
specs:
13.3" TFT glossy widescreen display (1280 x 800 resolution)
2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo CPU
2 GB of RAM (DDR2)
160 GB hard drive (5,400 rpm)
Intel GMA X3100 graphics processor (144 MB shared RAM)
built-in iSight video camera
slot-loading 8x SuperDrive (DVD+/-R, DVD+/-RW, CD-R, CD-RW)
FireWire 400 (1 port)
USB 2.0 (2 ports)
Mini-DVI port
10/100/1000BASE-T ethernet port
built-in AirPort Extreme wi-fi wireless networking (802.11g/n)
Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR
optical digital audio input/analog audio line in
optical digital audio output/analog headphone out
built-in stereo speakers
meets Energy Star requirements
size: 12.78" x 8.92" x 1.08"
weight: 5.0 pounds
this is part 2 of a 2 parter click here to see part one
this is possibly the nurdest thing i have ever uploaded but it seems every body is uploading the unboxing of things so i thought i get in on the action
rockcake's power book G4 died 2.5 weeks ago and it was not worth repairing so we deiced to get her a new one. we decided to wait it out until new macBooks where on the streets. i think she is glad she waited.
you can get your self a new mac book here
or for the price of a new mac book you can get 950 of my books here
Así quien puede resistirse a los encantos de una MacBook negra
Revista SYNC México, número 12, agosto de 2006
Fotografía de Erick Guevara
Puertos traseros de Imac. Se puede ver
Conector salida de audio
Conector entrada de audio
Tres usb 2.0
2 Firewire 400
Gigabit ethernet
Conector DVI para conectar pantalla externa
I got tired of my old work station and went to IKEA to buy some new stuff for my desk. I got two white LACK side tables and the green MALM glass top. The side tables are 55x55x45cm and the glass top is 160x48cm.
First, I painted my boring gray-black lcd monitors to white. I can't afford two Apple displays, so why not make yours look like one? :)
I cut the side table's legs to 30cm and keep the 10cm pieces to support the glass top. The distance between the legs of the side table is 45cm so 10cm from the bottom of the legs, I made 2cm support places for the glass top to slide between the legs.
I had to make an adjustment to fit my two lcd monitors between the two side tables, so I made the right one just a little bit over the edge of the desk. I didn't cut it because I wanted the 55x55 space. Then I put the 10cm pieces of the legs (four) under the glass top. Oh by the way, the glass top is fully under the left side table but reaches just the left leg of the right side table. So, left side table now has three layers of storage space, and the right one is available for my JBL Creature Speaker :)
The RATIONELL cutlery tray is placed under the left glass to keep little things -before this, it was leaned to the wall on the table and looked bad-.
The LACK coffee table was the thing I had before, I placed my dearest friend's left over white NORRGRUND bathroom cabinet inside. I use it to keep my power cables, multi sockets and other stuff...
I like designing new stuff with old products, especially with IKEA products. I am in love with my new work station, the green glass looks incredible, white looks very elegant and the best of all, it's very functional... ;) I'll put a nightshot soon... And thanks to my friend Hck for all the help ;)
This 1988 Macintosh SE is still alive and kicking. It even sends out the occaisional tweet using Grackle68k.
I want to be a MacPro.
So work had this iMac G4 in a pile of stuff scheduled to be destroyed. No one was sure if it worked or where it had come from. Someone said "A storage closet we think." So I asked if I could have it instead of it being wrecked if it worked.
The power plug was there so I fired it up and it had a locked install of 10.4.10 on it. A little terminal work later and I was in. What a find too.
800mhz PPC G4
768 MB of DDR
GeForce 4MX 64mb
1440x900 17" Display
SuperDrive (Squee!)
Whoever owned this before wasn't playing around when they bought it and totally topped it out. It's a slick little device, I'm getting Leopard 10.5.6 to throw on it now so some more current software will work on it. Can't believe they were going to scrap the little guy.
For those interested, here are the specs:
24 inch (viewable) widescreen active-matrix LCD display
2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor
4mb shared L2 cache
1BG of 667MHz DDR2 SDRAM
320GB Serial ATA hard drive
Slot loading SuperDrive (DVD+R DL/DVD+RW/CD-RW)
ATI Radeon HD 2600 PRO graphics processor with 356MB of GDDR3 SDRAM
Built in iSight video camera
Built in 10/100/1000BASE-T Ethernet
One firewire 800 port, one firewire 400 port, three high speed USB 2.0 ports,two high speed USB 2.0 ports on keyboard
Built in AirPort Extreme wireless technology
Built in Bluetooth 2.0 +EDR
Audio: built in stereo speakers, integrated microphone, optical digital audio input/audio output/headphone out
Apple Remote, Apple Keyboard and Mighty Mouse
Included software: Mac OS X, Front Row, Spotlight, Dashboard, Mail, ihat AV, Safari, Address Book, QuickTime, iLife 08, Photo Booth, iCal and more.
This is the typical content of my awesome Timbuk2 bag. One item is always with me: my PowerBook. Hover over the image to see item descriptions.
En la foto se puede ver mi Toshiba satelite A20 del 2003, Imac Core 2 duo a 2 ghz con pantalla de 17", un lector 8 in 1 de tarjetas, un Ipod 60 gb con Video, base para ipod con receptor infrarrojos, un movil Nokia 6630, amplificador denon pma 540r y un router linksys wrt54g
Josh 剛 Line 給我，他想幫外國朋友用 Macbook 打開 Word 檔案；但怎麼樣就是無法開啟編輯，只好跟我求救。
問了一下，才知道 Office 沒有灌，然後再折騰了老半天，終於瞭解原來存於硬碟中的 Office 執行檔也有問題…
好吧，山不轉路轉，我問可否麻煩外國朋友用 Pages 或是 Google 文件線上編輯就好，但手機另一端的 Josh 略有微詞…他的朋友似乎沒辦法這樣處理，只好再想其他辦法…
「阿~~」突然 Josh 大叫。
隨後就拍了 Office 原版光碟和 Superdrive 給我看（看到的瞬間，我白眼立即翻了三圈…）
「…對不起，我是笨蛋美國人。」
在手機中，外國朋友用著不標準的國語對我說抱歉。
一聽到這位朋友的自我調侃，著實讓我笑到腹肌抽筋阿…!!!
後來電腦終於可以用了。
現在想起來，好像外國朋友還真的挺幽默的就是（雖然我知道 Josh 當時應該已經氣到七竅生煙了…）
Need Help? Visit the Mac Users Guide Help Desk and browse how-to articles, tips, videos, podcasts and image galleries to assist you with your troubleshooting needs. Can't find it let us know. The Apple iMac G4/800 17-Inch (Flat Panel) “Snowball” came to market in July 2002. The internal components were housed in a 10.6-inch half sphere white case with a chrome stainless steal need that supported either a 15” or 17”. This version replaced the iMac G3 and built upon the design of the G4 Cube. Unlike earlier iMac models that were convection-cooled the iMac “Snowball” series was cooled by a quiet internal fan. This model features an 800 MHz PowerPC (G4), 256 MB of RAM (PC133 SDRAM), an 80.0 GB Ultra ATA/66 hard drive (5400 RPM), a tray-loading "SuperDrive", and NVIDIA GeForce4 MX graphics with 32 MB of DDR SDRAM (AGP 2X support). The iMac G4 was replaced by the iMac G5 on August 31, 2004.
You like your MacBook Pro and suppose it is able to do pretty much some thing, even make a trade.
This is literally proper for some MacBook users, who have been reporting on tech forums of the atypical placement of a random area or penny of their device’s SuperDrive, determined whilst the bottom ...
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Puertos traseros de Imac. Se puede ver
Conector salida de audio
Conector entrada de audio
Tres usb 2.0
2 Firewire 400
Gigabit ethernet
Conector DVI para conectar pantalla externa