IPAD must-haves. And fun-to-haves.

Brighten your iPad with a colorful cover, stream to your TV, download pictures from your digital camera, and more. There’s already so much you can do with iPad and iPad mini

Apple Wireless Keyboard

The incredibly thin Apple Wireless Keyboard uses Bluetooth technology, which makes it compatible with iPad

Apple unveils iPad mini: ‘Thin as a pencil, light as paper’

iPad inspires creativity and hands-on learning with features you won’t find in any other educational tool

Lightning connector and FaceTime HD camera

Apple announces 4th generation iPad packing an A6X CPU

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Saturday, August 17, 2013

Freezes, sometimes at blue screen, old iBook G4.

OK...old machine...iBook G4, 1.07 Ghz PPC, 768MB DDR SDRAM.

 

It always freezes, but does it at different places. Sometimes it’ll install completely, sometimes it won’t make it past the blue screen. I...

 

Zapped PRAM

Reset open firmware

Installed Tiger

Installed Panther (these were separate tries...HD was formatted before each)

Removed battery and tried it again

Dug into the machine and put a shiv beneath the heat sink

 

It definitely goes further after it’s been sitting a while, but when I wrap ice packs in towels and place them on top of the keyboard and beneath the machine, over and under the heatsink (hey, not like I can damage it too much now) it has no noticeable effect. Sometimes makes it past a blue screen, sometimes not (but it always lets me get into open firmware and zap PRAM.) Ideas?


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Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Freezes, sometimes at blue screen, old iBook G4.

OK...old machine...iBook G4, 1.07 Ghz PPC, 768MB DDR SDRAM.

 

It always freezes, but does it at different places. Sometimes it’ll install completely, sometimes it won’t make it past the blue screen. I...

 

Zapped PRAM

Reset open firmware

Installed Tiger

Installed Panther (these were separate tries...HD was formatted before each)

Removed battery and tried it again

Dug into the machine and put a shiv beneath the heat sink

 

It definitely goes further after it’s been sitting a while, but when I wrap ice packs in towels and place them on top of the keyboard and beneath the machine, over and under the heatsink (hey, not like I can damage it too much now) it has no noticeable effect. Sometimes makes it past a blue screen, sometimes not (but it always lets me get into open firmware and zap PRAM.) Ideas?


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Saturday, March 9, 2013

Freezes, sometimes at blue screen, old iBook G4.

OK...old machine...iBook G4, 1.07 Ghz PPC, 768MB DDR SDRAM.

 

It always freezes, but does it at different places. Sometimes it’ll install completely, sometimes it won’t make it past the blue screen. I...

 

Zapped PRAM

Reset open firmware

Installed Tiger

Installed Panther (these were separate tries...HD was formatted before each)

Removed battery and tried it again

Dug into the machine and put a shiv beneath the heat sink

 

It definitely goes further after it’s been sitting a while, but when I wrap ice packs in towels and place them on top of the keyboard and beneath the machine, over and under the heatsink (hey, not like I can damage it too much now) it has no noticeable effect. Sometimes makes it past a blue screen, sometimes not (but it always lets me get into open firmware and zap PRAM.) Ideas?


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Sunday, February 17, 2013

Freezes, sometimes at blue screen, old iBook G4.

OK...old machine...iBook G4, 1.07 Ghz PPC, 768MB DDR SDRAM.

 

It always freezes, but does it at different places. Sometimes it’ll install completely, sometimes it won’t make it past the blue screen. I...

 

Zapped PRAM

Reset open firmware

Installed Tiger

Installed Panther (these were separate tries...HD was formatted before each)

Removed battery and tried it again

Dug into the machine and put a shiv beneath the heat sink

 

It definitely goes further after it’s been sitting a while, but when I wrap ice packs in towels and place them on top of the keyboard and beneath the machine, over and under the heatsink (hey, not like I can damage it too much now) it has no noticeable effect. Sometimes makes it past a blue screen, sometimes not (but it always lets me get into open firmware and zap PRAM.) Ideas?


View the original article here

Wednesday, January 2, 2013

Mac OS X Mountain lion bug sometimes the programs don't like to lunch and I unplug the power cord what shall i do

Mac OS X Mountain lion bug sometimes the programs don't like to lunch and I unplug the power cord what shall i do


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