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Official Mac Notebook Picture Thread (Page 68)
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Is that pad on the alu book like suede, that would be so nice! Where did you get it?
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New stuff, new setup picture 
enjoy
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edit: nifty thing about the universal dock is that i can plug any ipod i have into it and itll work. reduced so much desk clutter by just having the one i want at the time in there, and putting the rest in the desk. if you are wondering about the stickies on the wall, a blank wall = writers block. a wall with ideas on it = no more writers block  got it from a movie, seems to help
(Last edited by brassplayersrock; Feb 16, 2007 at 11:20 AM
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upgraded my speakers and sub

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Apple Macbook Core Duo 1.83
Apple Cinema HD (23") DIsplay
Logitech Z4i Speakers
(Last edited by jaudrius; Feb 18, 2007 at 01:39 PM
(Reason:adding details))
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Very nice! What is that white box to the left of the macbook (underneath the DVI cable)?
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All glory to the hypnotoad.
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I think yours is my favorite of all. It's very simple.
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Originally Posted by jokell82
Very nice! What is that white box to the left of the macbook (underneath the DVI cable)?
Thank you! The box underneath the cable is Cinema HD Display Power Adapter. I would rather put it under the table, but the cable is too short to do this.
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That is a really nice setup jaudrius, gotta love the desk & wall colors, so easy on the eyes… your pict would be nice even with no hardware being shown… imagine that !!
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Mac Pro ◊ Cinema 30 ◊ LaCie brick ◊ Jennifer Connelly desktop
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Originally Posted by jaudrius
Thank you! The box underneath the cable is Cinema HD Display Power Adapter. I would rather put it under the table, but the cable is too short to do this.
Maybe you could secure it underneath the desk somehow?
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Originally Posted by mimory
Here's from the times when PowerBooks had curves
During July of 2002 I had to move all of my computer stuff closer to the AC unit in the bedroom.

it's a 400MHz "Pismo" G3
Ahhhh, the ' Que Drive " I bought one of those when I bought my Pismo 500..... good times man, good times.
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love it jaudrius, cant wait to grab a 23"er for my blackbook! hows the quality on such a big screen with GMA graphics? any stutters?
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does the speck case damage the MB in any way? What prevents scratches from the case on the MB?
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Originally Posted by rnp614
does the speck case damage the MB in any way? What prevents scratches from the case on the MB?
I don't see how it can cause any damage, it basically just snaps on. Looks ok to me.
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So its absolutely tight and doesnt wobble in any way? I guess I was just concerned that it wasnt an absolute perfect/snug fit and that without pads in there it might nick up the case.
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my macbook handles dual monitor with my dell 2405 just fine. No issues at all!
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Originally Posted by rnp614
So its absolutely tight and doesnt wobble in any way? I guess I was just concerned that it wasnt an absolute perfect/snug fit and that without pads in there it might nick up the case.
Nope, no wobbling. Fits perfect.
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love it jaudrius, cant wait to grab a 23"er for my blackbook! hows the quality on such a big screen with GMA graphics? any stutters?
Video is very good, yet not perfect. expose is smooth, dashboard does not feel perfect, but it's difficult to notice any lag. everyday work is very smooth, except using Loupe tool in Aperture. everything else is just fine. someday I will get macbook pro, but now macbook is more than enough for me really.
does the speck case damage the MB in any way? What prevents scratches from the case on the MB?
I haven't noticed any scratches because of the case. There should not be any, because it does not move on the case. However, I'm not that picky about the scratches and they do not bother me.
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Hi all. Long time lurker posting for the first time. Finally, after months of dithering i decided to replace my aging eMac.
Should i get an iMac or Macbook  Well, after my first visit to the London Apple Store to see these in the flesh i fell in love with the Macbook. Then more dithering, brand new or refurb, Core Duo or Core 2 Duo
Decided on a refurbished Core Duo black from the online Apple Store for £699. Ordered on Sunday and it arrived two days later.
Bought a set of Cool Feet which are great. Would like to buy the Mare Ware protection kit i keep seeing in photos but can't find a stockist in the UK. Can anyone help?
I'd read on forums before about refurbished Macs coming with higher specs than those advertised. This came with 1GB instead of the advertised 512MB. It also came with a USB Modem and Mini-DVI to VGA adapter. Are these usually extra if you buy brand new?
Francis
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Refurbished MacBook 2.0GHz Intel Core Duo - Black
1GB memory, 80GB 5400-rpm Serial ATA hard drive
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Here's mine:

(Last edited by Northeastern292; Feb 24, 2007 at 07:49 PM
(Reason:Picture didn't come up.))
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The Mac Collection:
Two Power Macintosh G3 (Blue and White) at 300 and 350MHz, Power Mac G4 Sawtooth at 450MHz, Power Mac G4 Gigabit Ethernet at 400MHz, PowerBook G4 at 400MHz, MacBook Pro at 2.0GHz, my late father's G3 iMac at 350MHz, and two other iMacs at 500MHz
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Originally Posted by tfamorim
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