StarWars Posted August 13, 2005 Share Posted August 13, 2005 Anybody using istumbler software? Quote Link to comment
hotchic_primrose Posted August 15, 2005 Share Posted August 15, 2005 MAC USER? present! Quote Link to comment
saupaulo Posted August 16, 2005 Share Posted August 16, 2005 (edited) hi guys, this thread is cool. im a newbie also sa mac. i started using mac few weeks ago lang. i was in the states last month and i went to the source or the mothership eka nga nila @ # 6 infinite loop Cupertino CA. Dinala ako ng cousin ko dun who happens to work with Apple. Dang sobrang ganda ng head office nila. Anyways, to cut the story short. My cousin gave me an Imac PC G4 (3.3) MAC OSX V10.4.2 "Tiger" with 17 inch monitor and a pair of Harmann Kardon speakers. hmmm... bawal tanggihan ang grasya diba... so in short eto ang gamit ko now sa house... thou im not yet familiar pa talga sa mga features.. kaya anything that will be shared dito sa thread na ito will be a great help for us mac newbies. =) eto specs: Hardware Overview: Machine Name: iMac Machine Model: PowerMac6,1 CPU Type: PowerPC G4 (3.3) Number Of CPUs: 1 CPU Speed: 1 GHz L2 Cache (per CPU): 256 KB Memory: 1 GB Bus Speed: 133 MHz Boot ROM Version: 4.5.9f1 Serial Number: QT250022DVT Edited August 16, 2005 by saupaulo Quote Link to comment
saupaulo Posted August 16, 2005 Share Posted August 16, 2005 btw, maybe next month tambay na ako sa office ng pinsan ko as freelance sales associate... kaya wait muna kayo for those who has inquiries about mac products and accessories. ako na ang mag bebenta sa inyo. =) Quote Link to comment
saupaulo Posted August 16, 2005 Share Posted August 16, 2005 Apple introduces the Mighty MouseBy Jim Dalrymple jdalrymple@maccentral.com Apple Computer on Tuesday introduced Mighty Mouse, the company’s next generation USB 1.1 and 2.0 mouse. Mighty Mouse offers users up to four independently programmable buttons and a Scroll Ball that lets users scroll in any direction — vertically, horizontally and even diagonally, according to Apple. The release of Mighty Mouse ends years of holdout by Apple in not producing a multi-button mouse, despite many requests from users. Many users switched to third-party multi-button mice, leaving Apple’s mouse in the box. “We just weren’t willing to compromise on design and ease of use,” David Moody, Apple’s vice president of Worldwide Mac Product Marketing, told MacCentral. Although designed as a multi-button mouse, Apple says it retains the simplicity of a single button mouse and can be used as one, depending on the users preferences. “If you look at the multi-button mouse market today, they are all a little complex,” said Moody. “When we looked at what we wanted to do, we didn’t want to make it any more difficult than a single button mouse.” Mighty Mouse features programmable touch sensors that act as primary or secondary buttons. With a click on the upper right or left side of the mouse, users can access features such as contextual menus found in Mac OS X and other applications. Mighty Mouse’s two other buttons are activated by pressing its Scroll Ball and squeezing its sides, and can be easily programmed to give users one-click access to Mac OS X version 10.4.2 “Tiger” features such as Spotlight, Dashboard and Expose or to launch any application. “We aren’t giving people this mouse just so they can scroll horizontally and vertically,” said Scott Broderick, Apple senior product manager, displays and peripherals. “In today’s applications like iMovie, GarageBand and Photoshop users want more flexibility, so we now allow them to scroll diagonally.” When asked about the decision to use USB instead of Bluetooth in Mighty Mouse, Apple said that users who wanted a wireless solution could still purchase the Apple Bluetooth mouse. Mighty Mouse is available immediately for US$49. Update: Added information from interview with Apple executives. Aug. 2 2005, 10:45 am. visit: www.macworld.com :thumbsupsmiley: sau Quote Link to comment
saupaulo Posted August 16, 2005 Share Posted August 16, 2005 (As of August 10/05) Pre Owned Systems: PowerBook G4/500MHz 15"/256MB/20GB/DVD Titanium.....P47,980PowerBook G4/550MHz 15"/256MB/20GB/Combo Titanium.....P54,980 PowerBook G4/667MHz 15"/256MB/30GB/Combo Titanium.....P59,980 PowerBook G4/1GHz 12"/256MB/60GB/Combo/BT Aluminum .....P59,980PowerBook G4/1GHz 12"/512MB/60GB/Combo/APX/BT Aluminum .....P69,980 PowerBook G4/1GHz 17"/1024MB/60GB/SuperDrive/APX/BT Alum.....P104,980 PowerBook G4/1.25Ghz 15"/512MB/80GB/Superdrive Aluminum.....P99,980† Notes:* Factory Fresh and comes with full warranty!** Brand new unit with 3 yrs warranty! † still within original manufacturer's warranty! okay guys as what i have said by next month tambay na ako sa mac shop ng pinsan ko, and here are some Pre owned systems na binebenta nila. so pm me nalang or give me your contact #'s so i can ask my associate to call you up.Btw, wag nyo namuna ako tanunging about the details coz wala pa talga ako alam. i'll ask my partner to call you up. hehehe sau Quote Link to comment
Kurtsky Keigee Posted August 16, 2005 Share Posted August 16, 2005 Mahirap di nkasi maghanap ng software at games sa pc ngayonang mac ba pde rin upgrade hardware niya parang pc?Pde self build? Quote Link to comment
milhouse83 Posted August 16, 2005 Share Posted August 16, 2005 Apple introduces the Mighty Mouse<{POST_SNAPBACK}> the newest addition to apple's line of horribly designed mice with bad ergonomics! a lot of people have now complained about right clicks that don't register to the uncomfortable "proper" holding position. of course, apple's natural response to those complaints.. "you're holding the mouse wrong"! :grr: you know you've badly designed a product when you start re-teaching people how to use something as ubiquitous as a mouse. that's like toyota telling, the gas pedal is on your left, to its buyers. Quote Link to comment
saupaulo Posted August 17, 2005 Share Posted August 17, 2005 i'll ask my cousin to send me one mighty mouse. I'll just try it thou... then if im not comfortable then its for my own collection and display nalang. =) Quote Link to comment
saupaulo Posted August 18, 2005 Share Posted August 18, 2005 :evil: My avatar is the logo of MAC OSX. =) :cool: :thumbsupsmiley: :upside: :sick: :hypocritesmiley: :goatee: Quote Link to comment
toyits Posted August 18, 2005 Share Posted August 18, 2005 ano maganda free office apps for mac? Quote Link to comment
Bazooka Joe Posted August 20, 2005 Share Posted August 20, 2005 just want to share, sirain daw yung HDD ng powerbook. yung brother inlaw ng sister ko! nagloloko daw muna, nung pina check nya! sabi ng tech bibigay na daw yung HDD nya. so nagtanong sya kung magkano. the apple shop is asking for $300 di pa sinabi kung bago yung HDD o refurbish lang. so ang ginawa nya, naghanap sya sa internet at bumili ng sariling HDD at sya nag kabit. sobrang dami daw parts da dapat tangalin at sobrang hirap. eto yung pic nung tinangal na nya yung HDD Quote Link to comment
Podweed Posted August 21, 2005 Share Posted August 21, 2005 I was reading Consumer Reports' take on notebook reliability earlier this week and though Apples scored high in all categories (including tech support) compared to their PC counterparts, one can't help but consider that there are far less users of iBooks and Powerbooks. Hence, it doesn't necessarily follow that because the incidence of troubleshootings/repairs, minor to major, is very low that the notebooks are superior, especially now that the laptop has finally come home (for the first time outstripping desktop sales in a year). But sure, a Mac's a good piece of equipment with great software, albeit a little pricey. Quote Link to comment
saupaulo Posted August 28, 2005 Share Posted August 28, 2005 guys need help... is there any free download na media cutter applicable for mac? Quote Link to comment
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