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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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Oct 28, 2005, 08:22 PM
 
Anybody have any pics of the new 15-inchers? What's the Higher-Res like? Thanks.
     
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Oct 28, 2005, 08:57 PM
 
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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Oct 28, 2005, 09:45 PM
 
A fairly recent pic, complete with clutter:



S-video out to TV off to the side.
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Oct 29, 2005, 11:27 AM
 
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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Oct 29, 2005, 02:06 PM
 
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 11:23 AM. )
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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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I'll try again later.
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Oct 29, 2005, 11:36 PM
 
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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Oct 30, 2005, 04:34 AM
 
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.

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Daracle love that ocean themed wallpaper. Is it available online?
     
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Nov 1, 2005, 01:41 AM
 
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.

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Nov 1, 2005, 07:41 PM
 
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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You need a bigger desk.
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No, You need a bigger desk.
Coming with the move.

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Originally Posted by madmanXwater
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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pretty sweet setup

i'm getting a new desk tomorrow, so after its all organized hopefully i'll post some pics
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Sorry for the pics. I only have an old Nikon 2500 for images. This is my first Mac. A nice 17" PB that I am loving so far. Great freakin display!


     
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Nov 4, 2005, 09:24 PM
 
Originally Posted by deuce868
Sorry for the pics. I only have an old Nikon 2500 for images. This is my first Mac. A nice 17" PB that I am loving so far. Great freakin display!


Hey, you and I have the same pair of SONY headphones for the iPod. What do you think of them? I think they sound pretty nice
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They're pretty nice. I like the long cord they come with so I can leave the iPod on my desk at work and move around a bit without getting yanked on by my headphone cord.
     
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Just built a new desk. Went a bit overkill on the size but its really nice for working and allows me to keep my Powerbook out all the time.





And my awful old desk.


You can check out a few other pics including bigger images with the link below.
http://flickr.com/photos/60049907@N00/sets/1252719/
     
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Nov 4, 2005, 10:38 PM
 
Originally Posted by deuce868
Sorry for the pics. I only have an old Nikon 2500 for images. This is my first Mac. A nice 17" PB that I am loving so far. Great freakin display!

Your photos show what's truly wrong with the PowerBook — displays. PowerBook displays are biased blue. And it's quite clear from that picture.
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Originally Posted by Dave Hagan
Your photos show what's truly wrong with the PowerBook — displays. PowerBook displays are biased blue. And it's quite clear from that picture.
Well I wouldn't use that image do determine it though. Between my crappy camera, the orange walls in the room influencing the lighting, and the fact that I think I had the flash going in that picture it's not going to be 100% true.
     
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Originally Posted by deuce868
Well I wouldn't use that image do determine it though. Between my crappy camera, the orange walls in the room influencing the lighting, and the fact that I think I had the flash going in that picture it's not going to be 100% true.
Of course. But my in-person observations of the screen in all sorts of lighting, a lot of the PowerBooks Apple makes have displays that are biased blue. It's cooler in color temperature. Right now, I am typing this on my new iMac G5 17-inch display that is right on with its white balance; not a casting of blue that I have seen on the PowerBooks since the 2nd or 3rd revision of the Titanium. A lot of people aren't bothered by this. It annoys me. I think the PowerBook screen should be white balanced, like the desktop displays.

BTW, I have seen this on some PC notebook displays. But most of the new PC notebooks are free from this.
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Originally Posted by rheise
Just built a new desk. Went a bit overkill on the size but its really nice for working and allows me to keep my Powerbook out all the time.






And my awful old desk.


You can check out a few other pics including bigger images with the link below.
http://flickr.com/photos/60049907@N00/sets/1252719/
Did you build that from a kit, or did you design and build that yourself?
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Deuce - is that a Dell Axim there? It looks like it - except all black, running SPB Time. Am I right?
     
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Originally Posted by irockdabari
Did you build that from a kit, or did you design and build that yourself?
Designed and built myself. Total of three sheets of half inch MDF, a bunch of arberite for the top and edges, a pedestal of drawers from IKEA, and a hell of a lot of struggling with math trying to figure out the angles in the nook. I ultimately broke down and just made a template out of a large sheet of heavy stock paper. The angles turned out perfectly. It fits great in the nook. I'm just waiting to find some decent desk grommets to put some holes in it to route cables.
     
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rheise, very nice job with that desk. The before and after pics speak for themselves. Congrats!
     
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i can help anyone get front view on their powerbooks if they want it , i love my powerbook!!
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Deuce - is that a Dell Axim there? It looks like it - except all black, running SPB Time. Am I right?
Yes, it's an X50 with a case from Sena running SPB.

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Originally Posted by deermatt




i can help anyone get front view on their powerbooks if they want it , i love my powerbook!!

Nice I see you ended up getting a powerbook. Did you ever sell your Ibook or is that it as well.
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yep, got a powerbook, and thats my ibook , both are for sale actually cause i want a powermac! pm me if you want one
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Not a new Powerbook, but still as beautiful as ever!

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Originally Posted by JByro1




Not a new Powerbook, but still as beautiful as ever!

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Whats that thing hanging above the desk? the Chandelier type thing?
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It's from ikea, just a couple glass things with light going through them.
     
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Dang, I wish i knew about that 9 hours ago....
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got a new desk yesterday and voila! here it is



monitor connects to PC




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I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE FRONTVIEW. How do I do it?


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My room is small...
     
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Originally Posted by Dave Hagan
Of course. But my in-person observations of the screen in all sorts of lighting, a lot of the PowerBooks Apple makes have displays that are biased blue. It's cooler in color temperature. Right now, I am typing this on my new iMac G5 17-inch display that is right on with its white balance; not a casting of blue that I have seen on the PowerBooks since the 2nd or 3rd revision of the Titanium. A lot of people aren't bothered by this. It annoys me. I think the PowerBook screen should be white balanced, like the desktop displays.

BTW, I have seen this on some PC notebook displays. But most of the new PC notebooks are free from this.
This is adjustable. The ColorSync engineers have control of the vertical and the horizontal.

It's easy - just head to the Display Control Panel (Pane, whatever) and adjust the Color Profile. Want to see it like a PeeCee? Go right to Generic RGB. You WILL see the difference as the screen becomes whiter. It adjusts live as you arrow through the profiles. Neat eh?
     
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Nov 6, 2005, 10:11 AM
 
Necrocool, love the way you light up the back of the desk.
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Just FYI, it's called "Front Row" not "frontview". I'm running it on my 17" PowerBook 1.33 and it works very well, but the DVD doesn't work.

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