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Click to expand.Ahah, awesome to hear that, blu-ray MKVs would be the same use here. As long as it doens't give me any weird cropped screens or not-as-it-should-be screens as this Toshiba I have right now running WinXP + VGA cable, I'm happy.
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I also said HDMI because I haven't got a TV with DVI input, does it really give better quality or is it just the same thing as HDMI screen? (Would get a Minidisplay-HDMI, not Minidisplay-DVI-HDMI).
Also (I'm sorry if this is a bit threadjacking OP, just curious) do people find any problems using HDMI because the TV should pick it up as audio+video, or is that no problem once you plug in the sound? Also something that has made me curious. Ahah, awesome to hear that, blu-ray MKVs would be the same use here. As long as it doens't give me any weird cropped screens or not-as-it-should-be screens as this Toshiba I have right now running WinXP + VGA cable, I'm happy.
I also said HDMI because I haven't got a TV with DVI input, does it really give better quality or is it just the same thing as HDMI screen? (Would get a Minidisplay-HDMI, not Minidisplay-DVI-HDMI). Also (I'm sorry if this is a bit threadjacking OP, just curious) do people find any problems using HDMI because the TV should pick it up as audio+video, or is that no problem once you plug in the sound?
Also something that has made me curious. Friggin almost 2010 and still no HDMI I have crystal clear dot by dot clarity on a 32' 1080p Sharp Aquos (even for text) however, I need to attach a retarded and bulky DVI to HDMI converter on one side and even more retarded audio cables on the other side of my macbook pro. A high definition LCD has become one of the most fundamental peripherals to laptop owners.
DOES ANYONE STILL CARE ABOUT VGA? Seriously, apple, get it together, I'm willing to sac 2 of my 3 USB2 ports for an HDMI port. I refuse to upgrade until HDMI is implemented. If they take too long, fukit, I'm switching to Ubuntu on a custom system. I have crystal clear dot by dot clarity on a 32' 1080p Sharp Aquos (even for text) however, I need to attach a retarded and bulky DVI to HDMI converter on one side and even more retarded audio cables on the other side of my macbook pro.
A high definition LCD has become one of the most fundamental peripherals to laptop owners. DOES ANYONE STILL CARE ABOUT VGA? Seriously, apple, get it together, I'm willing to sac 2 of my 3 USB2 ports for an HDMI port.
I refuse to upgrade until HDMI is implemented. If they take too long, fukit, I'm switching to Ubuntu on a custom system. I have crystal clear dot by dot clarity on a 32' 1080p Sharp Aquos (even for text) however, I need to attach a retarded and bulky DVI to HDMI converter on one side and even more retarded audio cables on the other side of my macbook pro.
A high definition LCD has become one of the most fundamental peripherals to laptop owners. DOES ANYONE STILL CARE ABOUT VGA? Seriously, apple, get it together, I'm willing to sac 2 of my 3 USB2 ports for an HDMI port. I refuse to upgrade until HDMI is implemented. If they take too long, fukit, I'm switching to Ubuntu on a custom system. I have crystal clear dot by dot clarity on a 32' 1080p Sharp Aquos (even for text) however, I need to attach a retarded and bulky DVI to HDMI converter on one side and even more retarded audio cables on the other side of my macbook pro.
A high definition LCD has become one of the most fundamental peripherals to laptop owners. DOES ANYONE STILL CARE ABOUT VGA? Seriously, apple, get it together, I'm willing to sac 2 of my 3 USB2 ports for an HDMI port.
I refuse to upgrade until HDMI is implemented. If they take too long, fukit, I'm switching to Ubuntu on a custom system.
That I can give a maybe to. But still only a maybe. I think that a stumbling block for having that on a notebook is that it is really only useful for 1 thing, external storage, and the MacBook Pro already has 4 ports for that (2 USB, 1 FW400, 1FW800), plus the expresscard34 slot which can allow you to hook up even more.
On a system like the MacBook Pro, where thin is in, and every millimeter of space counts, I would imagine that adding an eSATA port would be a fairly tough decision. You have to weigh the advantages against the added circuitry inside, and the space you'd have to find outside. Also, you can get an expresscard34 card that will give you 2 eSATA ports for only $60 or so.
Which is more or less a drop in the bucket when you consider the MacBook Pro retails for $2000. Click to expand.I can't but strongly disagree. How can you compare a USB to an eSata port!!!!!!! It may be allright to transfer the PhotoBooth dog photos, but if we are talking about 20Gb video files. Add to this the brilliant Apple engineering with all USB ports shared, the low current output capabilities. FW800 is better, but still not enough.
Besides the firewire bus will be clogged, and probably demanding chained devices won't work full power when doing massive data transfers, as FW800 also shares bus with the FW400 connector. ExpressCard is the only option, but mind that (i) you would have to buy an ExpressCard to eSata, and it is a pity, for Mac has ALREADY Sata in the logic board and it would be a matter of just putting the external port, IMHO (ii) Apple has decided to remove ExpressCard support from the latest MacBookPro's ( Pro? ) but the 17' and substituted it with a lame Smart Card reader - that's internally attached to the USB bus, though clogging even more the USB lanes. Please apple. Go Pro again. I can't but strongly disagree. How can you compare a USB to an eSata port!!!!!!!
It may be allright to transfer the PhotoBooth dog photos, but if we are talking about 20Gb video files. Add to this the brilliant Apple engineering with all USB ports shared, the low current output capabilities. FW800 is better, but still not enough. Besides the firewire bus will be clogged, and probably demanding chained devices won't work full power when doing massive data transfers, as FW800 also shares bus with the FW400 connector. ExpressCard is the only option, but mind that (i) you would have to buy an ExpressCard to eSata, and it is a pity, for Mac has ALREADY Sata in the logic board and it would be a matter of just putting the external port, IMHO (ii) Apple has decided to remove ExpressCard support from the latest MacBookPro's ( Pro? ) but the 17' and substituted it with a lame Smart Card reader - that's internally attached to the USB bus, though clogging even more the USB lanes.
Please apple. Go Pro again.
Upgrading should not mess up your work but you must back up your files. Before buying anything you should first make sure your machine will accept the upgrade you have in mind. Minimum specs for Snow Leopard.
From the USA go to In Europe or otherwise substitute your national code in place of /us above. In the UK the last known price was £14. Before you start upgrading, back up your files.
Once you have upgraded to Snow Leopard you will need to apply the Combo updater. And follow with a software update to pick up any later improvements. Hope this meets your needs. Apple Footer. This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only.
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