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Ti TFT wobbly
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Join Date: Feb 2002
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Anyone with the same problem?
While travelling over a bumpy road or track, The corners of my Ti TFT start making 'waves'. It is quite irrittating.
I think it is caused because my two halves of the screen are getting further apart thru wear and tear. (I use a backpack)
Djeez, give me one of those Pismo's. Those were battleships.
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Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: Utah, USA
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Originally posted by �:
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Djeez, give me one of those Pismo's. Those were battleships.</STRONG>
Great analogy, I love my PISMO. Rugged, still fast etc etc.
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Join Date: Oct 1999
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Isn't it funny that when the Pismo was the latest-and-greatest, all people did was complain about how shabbily it was supposedly built?
Kinda like the way that today's kids are always much worse than we were at that age.
tooki
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I remember the flaws of Pismo, I had about 7 of the 1999 and 2000 models.
Still, it was a reliable machine. This..this..this thing, with 768mb in it and a g4 500 hasn't proven it's extra value yet.
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While I have not used these "cushions "for my Ti, it would seem reasonable these would aid in stabilizing the dynamic forces exerted on one's Ti's screen in shelpping them about in a backpack, and as such, might aid as a "preventive measure" for the wobbling issues you describe...
http://www.powerpage.org/story.lasso?newsID=9085
[ 03-16-2002: Message edited by: RWoelk ]
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