WiebeTECH Micro Storage Solutions - SATADOCK
"Provides support for ATA-5 drives, allowing capacities to 120GB. Designed for easy drive attachment and removal. 1.5 Ghz transfer rate - really zippy! Uses the Silicon Image SATA bridge. May be used with Apple's new G5 computer's motherboard Serial ATA ports. (Perfect for transferring old IDE drives to your new computer!!) May be used with Serial ATA port equipped PCs. Available with or without +12V/2A adapter."
This company has a lot of neat devices. Handy way to add a new IDE drive without dealing with IDE bus limitations to a mb w/ onboard SATA.
Monday, October 13, 2003
Sunday, October 12, 2003
ALL-IN-WONDER 9600 PRO: analog video digitizing
ALL-IN-WONDER 9600 PRO
The 9600 and 9800 sound interesting. Cost is about $250 for the 9600. Might be a good fit for my Intel P4 mb, it comes with onboard video that's one can disable and replace with a new video card.
If this has good reviews I might start doing home video sooner than anticipated. They bundle the Pinnacle software, which has a pretty reasonable rep.
One Intel doc hints that I could use XPs dual monitor support with this card and the built-in Intel graphics. That would justify a new flat panel monitor! Could get costly ...
The 9600 and 9800 sound interesting. Cost is about $250 for the 9600. Might be a good fit for my Intel P4 mb, it comes with onboard video that's one can disable and replace with a new video card.
If this has good reviews I might start doing home video sooner than anticipated. They bundle the Pinnacle software, which has a pretty reasonable rep.
One Intel doc hints that I could use XPs dual monitor support with this card and the built-in Intel graphics. That would justify a new flat panel monitor! Could get costly ...
Saturday, October 11, 2003
Apple AirPort Weblog: A great AirPort Extreme reference
Apple AirPort Weblog
This is a great site. Here I learned about the "Broadcom firmware and hardware that drives Apple's own Extreme cards."
This is a great site. Here I learned about the "Broadcom firmware and hardware that drives Apple's own Extreme cards."
Friday, October 10, 2003
iPod 1.1: How to Scroll to Any Point in a Song
iPod 1.1: How to Scroll to Any Point in a Song: "1. From the Now Playing screen, press the Select button (in the center of iPod). A diamond symbol indicates the point in the song that is selected.
2. Use the scroll wheel to go to any point in the song. The diamond symbol moves as you scroll, and the elapsed time and time remaining indicators change.
3. The song continues playing from the point where you stopped scrolling. You may also press the Select button to continue playing."
2. Use the scroll wheel to go to any point in the song. The diamond symbol moves as you scroll, and the elapsed time and time remaining indicators change.
3. The song continues playing from the point where you stopped scrolling. You may also press the Select button to continue playing."
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