Yea, u r rite on this idea too. Perhaps, they will stuck in a 128mb 3D card for the upcoming MB...

Am i dreaming?!..hehe..

guys,

how to permenently delete files on memory card?
normally when i delete it will have .trashes file.
when i check in windows it still have those files

After u drag the files u want to delete from ur memory card to the trashcan at the docker,
str8 away empty ur trashcan.

tat will remove the .trashes files in ur memory card

notice tat the remaining spaces stated at the bottom of the finder showing ur memory card will show an increase of spaces right after u empty ur trashcan.

This post has been edited by jensen_tidus: Apr 5 2007, 03:13 PM

secure empty or normal empty wont make a difference rite?


btw,,,why i still cannot sync my new w850 with macbook:(
last time it was so easy with k750..

after update to 10.4.9,
i manage to sync my K610i with my MacBook.

juz normal empty the trashcan will do...

upcoming MB should be using santa rosa platform which will have X3000 integrated graphics (yummy). That's my prediction

hmm.. why don't use delete it on windows? IIAMN, whenever any media (i mean hdd, handydrive, memory card..etc) load in mac osx, it will generate those (.)files. For me, i just delete them in windows.

noob question here....how come i can't update my mac software? i can't even open my safari browser. it stated there that my internet connection has timed out. however i manage to browse using mozilla. so y does this happen? any explanation from the mac xperts here....thanks

ya the normal cable i use is i.link..so i have to use firewire cable that (dvcam) - normal i.link and mbp- (firewire400)? where can i get that cable?

try places like machines in mv or even the shop where u bought ur dvcam...

i think lowyat should have that cable too...

juz ask for firewire 4pin to 6pin cable... those ppl should know what u looking for then...

hey guys i just got my macbook pro 15" 3-4 days ago.

I was using it and then went to do something for a couple hours, leaving my macbook pro running to finish up some tasks that i had set it to do (running in vista home premium under boot camp).

I come back to find that the CD drive no longer ejects the CD and the case has been bent and as far as i no it has not left my desktop and there is not a scratch on the casing from any force that i could think of.

Has anyone heard of such instances occuring or has experienced such things, I am taking my MBP back to the shop tomorrow to have it checked out. I changed the HDD from the stock 120GB to a 160GB and that works fine 100%, its the superdrive thats giving problems

I have used mac many timesbefore in the past and have never experienced such problems.

I ain't sure if i'm correct but it;s just an opinion of mine....

Windows os does not have the apps to control mac hardwares as efficient as OS X (eg. power, fan speed, heat detection etc etc).

This might cause your mbp to overheat if u leave it running windows for a long period of time.

keantan,

check this link or this one for possible explaination

i am going to buy a macbook pro from US in May, but the Santa Rosa platform will also release in May. So my question is will it be much difference in performance with current model?

hi ppl! need some answers to one question of mine....how come when i updated my mac software, i saw that there were a few new games being installed onto my macbook. so i was wondering where can i access those new games frm? thanks for answering...

This post has been edited by furryfeline: Apr 27 2007, 12:23 PM

thanks for the help, i already took my mbp back to the shop, they opened it up, something popped out and they shut it again. works 100% now.. apparently some clip got caught or something.

what a relief

I'm looking at the exact same thing. Might want to head over to the forums at Macrumors.com and Appleinsider.com for more talk on future MBPs. Santa Rosa is rumored to be released on May 9th, and the MBP is at the end of its product cycle as noted on http://buyersguide.macrumors.com. We should expect to see an upgrade shortly after the release of Santa Rosa.

Speed increases? Santa Rosa offers a bump in the FSB to 800MHz. Nothing too extraordinary outside of that - support for NAND caching, 802.11n, and some other hub-bub.

I'm going to hold out until Apple updates the MBP. I'm betting that they'll do more than migrate the platform over to Santa Rosa. The X1600 on the MBP could use an upgrade, and there's some talk about the HD2600XT making its way into the MBP.

Read up:
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=299153

I want a mac ultraportable. Ditch the heavy aluminum. Business users require something light for running through airports.

New update for MB and MBP users:

http://www.apple.com/support/macbook_macbo.../batteryupdate/

http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/07/04...initiative.html

NAND looks like it's going to remain quite expensive. There was a figure on some tech site yesterday plotting the price of NAND flash in comparison to standard HDDs factoring in the current rate of change in price per gigabyte, change according to Moore's Law, and change according to some other law or other. I can't seem to find it now, though.