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@Phipli I hear you regarding the cost of … everything. My symptoms were that the computer’s front light would light up momentarily when... -
@Snial - exactly - I suspect it was overdue!
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Snial commented on croissantking's profile post.@Phipli , PowerMac G5 had a much bigger case!
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The weird thing is that is Jobs era and they made it really loud. First rule of quiet ventilation is to keep the air velocity low, which...
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Snial replied to the thread 550MHz G4 PowerBook (Pismo vs Titanium).It’s really more like I’m imagining how DAW type editing could be done with more limited hardware: multiple tracks would get mixed in...
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Snial replied to the thread 550MHz G4 PowerBook (Pismo vs Titanium).I decided to look through MacWorld, March 1989 for hard disk prices. ManufacturerPageSizeSeek Price LaCie20140MB15ms$1299...
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Snial replied to the thread 550MHz G4 PowerBook (Pismo vs Titanium).I'm just hypothesising w.r.t the bandwidth. According to LEM The Mac II could manage 1.4MB/s. So, if we assume that all our individual...
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Snial replied to the thread 550MHz G4 PowerBook (Pismo vs Titanium).Yes, it's the bandwidth that governs it, particularly bandwidth to disks. Then on top of that one needs numerous DSPs (in DigiDesign's...
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Snial replied to the thread 550MHz G4 PowerBook (Pismo vs Titanium).It's interesting how computers that were once awesome media editing systems are later inadequate for even the simplest of tasks...
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Snial replied to the thread Looking for old versions of MacGhostView.Well, I've looked on my Zip 100 disks, but wasn't able to find them. However, on the excellent MacGUI site I found downloads to...
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Snial replied to the thread Looking for old versions of MacGhostView.Pretty sure I have some versions from 1996-1998.
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Snial replied to the thread 550MHz G4 PowerBook (Pismo vs Titanium).Hmmm, you say this, but I remember being part of the 2002 Manchester Commonwealth Games choir and seeing the BBC use a Pismo (or another...
