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Official Mac Notebook Picture Thread (Page 39)
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Originally Posted by iREZ
hate to seem like an ass...but what does a 15 yr old need a widescreen portable or a dual layer drive. not criticizing, just wondering why the needs, these seem more like wants. g'luck with gettin whatcha want.
Actually, I'm 13, & I'm going to use my PowerBook for video editing (iMovie, not any Final Cut stuff), and since I shoot in DV widescreen, I thougt it would be great to get a large widescreen display. I might watch DVD's on it (all my DVD's are Widescreen.) It's also a toy. LOL. Hope I cleared that up.
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Anybody have any pics of the new 15-inchers? What's the Higher-Res like? Thanks. 
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Originally Posted by Spaceman Spiff
Anybody have any pics of the new 15-inchers? What's the Higher-Res like? Thanks.
i do but am unable to access the internet through it as it wont accept my modem driver.
the res is good, nice and crisp, am loving it and the extra speed over my old 1.5ghz 15 is icing.
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he probably needs it to burn dvds. i burn ~2 dvds a day on my 15" powerbook and im 17 years old.
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PowerBook G4/15"/1.67Ghz/1GB/64MB VRAM/Superdrive
iPod nano/4GB/Black
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A fairly recent pic, complete with clutter:
S-video out to TV off to the side.
(Last edited by alphasubzero949; Oct 28, 2005 at 09:52 PM.
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Originally Posted by alphasubzero949
A fairly recent pic, complete with clutter:
S-video out to TV off to the side.
There are people for whom your clutter is clean!
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24-inch iMac Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz
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Originally Posted by Spaceman Spiff
Anybody have any pics of the new 15-inchers? What's the Higher-Res like? Thanks.
Here is my 3-day old 15-inch PowerBook. I used the Apple website to give you an idea of the pixel density. I must say it is very nice, it is like having a 17" PowerBook in a 15" case. The screen is very crisp and slightly brighter than previous generations, in my opinion.
(Last edited by thephotodork; Nov 13, 2005 at 10:23 AM.
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PowerBook G4 12-inch 1.0GHz ComboDrive; Mac OS X (10.4.5); 100GB 5400-RPM
(Dreaming of a 2.0GHz Orp KoobCam)
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Originally Posted by Commodus
There are people for whom your clutter is clean!
I'm a neat freak.
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(Last edited by madmanXwater; Oct 31, 2005 at 07:51 AM.
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17" MacBook Pro Core Duo 1GB/120Mb
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Originally Posted by thephotodork
Here is my 3-day old 15-inch PowerBook. I used the Apple website to give you an idea of the pixel density. I must say it is very nice, it is like having a 17" PowerBook in a 15" case. The screen is very crisp and slightly brighter than previous generations, in my opinion.
That makes me want (or need) one even more! 
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New 1.67GHz 15" powerbook in a neoprene sleve with a 40GB portable firewire drive, all in a Kensington Saddlebag.
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Which sleeve is that? Doesn't look like the usual Tucano sleeve.
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My Macs: 128, 512, Plus, SE, SE/30, IIsi, IIci, PowerBook 100, Quadra 700, LC 475, Performa 630, Power Mac 7100, PowerBook G3 Lombard, iMac DV+, Power Mac G4 MDD, Ti PowerBook G4, 17" iMac G4, 12" PowerBook G4 1GHz, 12" PowerBook G4 1.5GHz, Mac mini G4 1.5GHz, 15" PowerBook G4 1.67GHz, 13" MacBook (black), 15" MacBook Pro 2.0GHz, 15" MacBook Pro 2.33GHz with 20" ACD, 15" MacBook Pro 2.4GHz with 23" ACD
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Originally Posted by Simon
Which sleeve is that? Doesn't look like the usual Tucano sleeve.
It's a RadTech NeoCase
http://powermax.com/cgi-global/gener...p=a-rad-13-764
it's the only one i could find that specifically mentioned it was water-resistant... I'd hate to see my powerbook ruined if I get caught out in the rain.
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Here is my current setup. I just moved into a new house and this was setup in a rush. When I get more settled I'll think it out a little better. I have a 17" PowerBook G4 1.33 2GB/80.
Mike
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17" MacBook Pro Core Duo 1GB/120Mb
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Daracle love that ocean themed wallpaper. Is it available online?
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Originally Posted by thephotodork
Here is my 3-day old 15-inch PowerBook. I used the Apple website to give you an idea of the pixel density. I must say it is very nice, it is like having a 17" PowerBook in a 15" case. The screen is very crisp and slightly brighter than previous generations, in my opinion.
Wow, stunning picture! What camera did you use?
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Originally Posted by TailsToo
Wow, stunning picture! What camera did you use?
I used a Nikon D70 Digital SLR with a 28-70mm f/2.8 lens. But I didn't bother to mess with the white balance.
Sad story (must be mentioned) this computer is now dead. Only 4 days old, something is wrong with the power management on the logic board, it doesn't run off of battery. It is being returned to Apple. Hopefully my replacement will come within a week.
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PowerBook G4 12-inch 1.0GHz ComboDrive; Mac OS X (10.4.5); 100GB 5400-RPM
(Dreaming of a 2.0GHz Orp KoobCam)
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PowerBook G4 12-inch 1.0GHz ComboDrive; Mac OS X (10.4.5); 100GB 5400-RPM
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Originally Posted by thephotodork
I used a Nikon D70 Digital SLR with a 28-70mm f/2.8 lens. But I didn't bother to mess with the white balance.
Sad story (must be mentioned) this computer is now dead. Only 4 days old, something is wrong with the power management on the logic board, it doesn't run off of battery. It is being returned to Apple. Hopefully my replacement will come within a week.
aww man that sucks
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A very messy shot (moving in January so will redo the setup then. Added a 19" monitor that I use with the Mac mini (behind the monitor with a few external drives). the PB sits on an iCurve turned around so I can use it and the mini at the same time.
When the missus uses the mini, I move to the couch or use an XT-Stand on the dining room table with an external keyboard and my Logitech Trackman for Wowing.
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