Bullish on AAPL
 

About a year old and about $300, I think.

Bullish on AAPL
 

I'm surprised it's not supported, then. Recently Canon has worked with Macs.

For Burger
 

I couldn't help but think of you.

Spree - article from The Guardian UK re: PC vs. Mac ad campaign.

Bullish on AAPL
 

It is, actually -- it's just not on that list to which you linked. I'm guessin that's b/c the all in one already has the driver or some such technological explanation.

Now that I think back on it, the Mac question actually may have figured into my buying decision because I have been thinking of getting a Mac for a long time now. But I am addled and I forgot.

Bullish on AAPL
 

Or because one thing Apple is particularly bad at is updating compatability lists.

Real 22s
 

New subwoofers for your car.

Real 22s

flashpoll
 

Upgrade from Treo 700p to Treo 750 now or wait for iPhone?

All in one printers
 

Anyone have an all-in-one printer (i.e., a printer that also scans, copies, and faxes)? I'm looking for one that prints in color and has a flatbed scanner and a document feeder. I was considering the HP 7310, but the reviews seem pretty mixed. People like the hardware's functions and quality, but hate the software. Any other recommendations?

flashpoll
 

Depends on what backend you use. If you use Exchange, the 750 is a great upgrade. You get UMTS/HSPDA and real-time direct-push integration with the exchange server. You also have a QWERTY keyboard.

The iPhone will be EDGE only, and won't integrate as well with corporate email systems.

All in one printers
 

I have a Brother inkjet at home. Forgot the number but it is one of the ones you can network. Software is great for mac and PC. Can scan to any computer in the house. Only criticism is that it prints slowly but it's not my main printer.

flashpoll
 

Good. Since my shithole won't pay for a blackberry I only need one of those things for personal email, i.e., managing my porno subscriptions.

I would hate to miss a day of http://ilovethebeach.com

(NSFW)

All in one printers
 

I have a brother laser, but not color. It networks. Pony mentioned model a couple weeks ago 7820N, I think. They also make a color all in one, but it's about $700. But it's laser.

Depending on what you have, you might consider getting an BW all-in-one laser for general use, and then a color inkjet only for when you need color.

flashpoll
 

Shoot. I was drooling over that iPhone, but it sounds like the 750 will be more compatible with our network....

flashpoll
 

2~!

All in one printers
 

For some of the cheaper lasers you can watch your lights dim when you print.

flashpoll
 

IT guy just confirmed this (he is probably reading along with me.....hi J!). I may go for a switch out of 700p to 700w and wait to see if and when Verison gets 750. I am loathe to make the jump to Cingular for a 750.

All in one printers
 

MFC 440CN

flashpoll
 

You can buy an unlocked 750 and use it on TMo as well.

Funnay
 

Mobile Broadband
 

Is it worth giving up my cable connection for?

After a month of being on the road and hampered by no internet access, I'm pondering signing up for mobile broadband. Anyone have any experience with it? Sprint's got a good deal on now.

Mobile Broadband
 

Do it. Do it now.

I have that and it's great. You can work anywhere, you don't have to use the hotel's internet or pay a fee and it works in every airport I've tried.

Mobile Broadband
 

Two things to consider, because I'm sure NFH did not cancel her home broadband. One--speed is not as fast as home cable. Second--I have seen, but am not personally familiar with, complainst that some cos. will cancel users who use "too much" service--that is are using it all the time as opposed to frequent, but intermittent road use.

Mobile Broadband
 

If your phone is on a fast network, using it as a modem for the times when wifi is not available is not a bad alternative. fwiw, ymmv.

PC/Outlook/whatever question
 

I like to have two sets of Outlook running at one time so that I can drag things easily and look at my calendar and email at the same time and stuff. They did something to my computer and now when I try to open it a second time, it just takes me to the already open screen. I tried holding down ctrl and alt and ctrl + alt and shift and all other combinations, and I can't get it to open a second screen.

Anyone know how to do this?

Dish or Cable?
 

The AT&T folks came a-kocking and told Mrs. Wonk how much cheaper the new dish network is than digital cable. Last time I looked, sattelite was nice, as long as the wind wasn't blowing and it wasn't raining and cable modems were about 2-4x as fast as DSL.

Anybody out there have a different view to share?

How Sony Killed the PS Brand
 

Best Gadget Ever
 

http://geekologie.com/2007/02/roboti...ng_refrige.php (read the IRL

LessinPuntaArenas, Chile)

Best Gadget Ever
 

Sweet. The launch display brought back memories of Larry Bird in the 3-point contest.

Best Gadget Ever
 

What the hell are you doing posting clips of beer launching fridges? You should be out looking at penguins. Penguins!

PC/Outlook/whatever question
 

Is this your work machine? They probably locked Outlook so that only one instance is allowed to run at a time.

PC/Outlook/whatever question
 

Yes. They probably did. Bastards. I could run 2 at one time a couple weeks ago. I hate them.

PC/Outlook/whatever question
 

Yeah, they took it away from us too. I can't even run two different versions of Outlook like I could in the good ole days. Their solution was to put another PC and monitor on my desk.

PC/Outlook/whatever question
 

Apparently Microsoft has some new license agreement. It may apply only to Vista, but it limits running multiple copies of software on a machine or "virtualization". Of course this may have nothing to do with anything.

If you want, I could tell you how my copy of Entourage (the Mac outlook equivalent) allows me to open multiple windows within the application so I can see calendar, address book, and email in separate windows. But I'm sure you don't want me to tell you that, or how you can have that goodness.

DirecTV
 

I am having some wiring done in my house, including coax runs. Is there any reason to have more than one run to each TV location? In particular, do I need more than one run for DirecTV? Or can that be handled through a multiswitch at the dish end?

DirecTV
 

I can't tell you for sure if it's necessary, but it's how we are set up to use our dual receiver Directv/Tivo box. I presume it was wired that way for that reason.

Hepful, huh?

DirecTV
 

that may be the only thing one needs it for, but I'm trying to figure that out . . . .

DirecTV
 

DirecTV only currently needs two cables if you're running two receivers at the location, including the two receivers in a single DirecTV/DVR receiver.

IIRC, DirecTV is currently working on some sort of frequency modulation to let you accomplish the same thing with only one cable, so customers don't have to add an additional cable.

FWIW, though, I recommend that if you're running one cable, you go ahead and run two. Won't cost much more, and gives you the option of running a DVR with both tuners -- and once you get used to that on one TV, you'll be annoyed at every place in your house that doesn't have the DVR setup.

PC/Outlook/whatever question
 

Can you still right-click folder and choose "Open in new window"?

PC/Outlook/whatever question
 

Yes. Thank you!!!

apple question
 

my daughter has an apple. she is getting fine internet connection when in a wireless space. but her room isn't wireless and the wire connection isn't working- the wire is working for her roommates. ideas?