Originally Posted by SJSneakerheadIII
But that's the point of it. Isn't it?Originally Posted by VanillaGorillaDX
Personally, I would never use CoverSutra since I never look at my desktop
I'm using the trial version right now. FoxyTunes works just as well minus the cover art imo.
Was just curious if anybody actually bought it with their own money.
Check your webcam, iChat isn't recognizing your iSight or webcam. It's only recognizing your mic. Do a test in Photo Booth to verify thatyour cam works.
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Let me do my best DaDoc impersonation...
what u did there, I see it.Originally Posted by TheGoogler
Originally Posted by SJSneakerheadIII
But that's the point of it. Isn't it?Originally Posted by VanillaGorillaDX
Personally, I would never use CoverSutra since I never look at my desktop
I'm using the trial version right now. FoxyTunes works just as well minus the cover art imo.
Was just curious if anybody actually bought it with their own money.
Yeah, i bought it a while back.
I have been reading the same thing online...I was thinking about getting one but after hearing all the issues with the trackball scroll, I mightnot
ive had some problems with the mm, but you can have them clean the ball for you at the store and then it works like its new againOriginally Posted by NYCBaller34
I have been reading the same thing online...I was thinking about getting one but after hearing all the issues with the trackball scroll, I might not
A patent application from Apple filed in October 2007 and published today reveals that the company is researching the use of carbon fiber composites for use in the exterior shells of electronic devices. Specifically, the patent application relates to the use of a "scrim" layer on the exterior surface of the carbon fiber laminate allowing for an "improved cosmetic surface."
In the background for the application, Apple objects to the appearance of typical carbon fiber composite materials:
Quote:
[table][tr][td]Despite the many benefits of carbon fiber composites, such composites are typically black and the carbon fibers are typically visible on the composite surface. In addition, the fibers (either as a unidirectional, woven, or nonwoven substrate) are typically variable in their construction and therefore are variable in their surface presentation. As a result, the resulting carbon fiber composite can have cosmetic imperfections that reduce the aesthetic appearance of the molded article formed therefrom. Further, carbon fiber composites, often being black, provide a narrow range of surface appearance to the molded article and therefore may give a "tired", unexciting look.[/td] [/tr][/table]
Apple's insistence on aesthetic designs has apparently led the company to focus efforts on improving the visual appeal of such carbon fiber composites, which hold significant appeal for notebook computer design due to their strength and light weight.
A rumor from November 2008 claimed that Apple was exploring the possibility of replacing the bottom case of the MacBook Air with a carbon fiber composite in order to shave approximately a quarter pound off of the machine's total weight.
Article Link: Apple Researching Carbon Fiber Composite Materials for Exterior Shells http://www.macrumors.com/2009/04/30...iber-composite-materials-for-exterior-shells/
