Need to know about macbooks please :))

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GarageBand is a Glorified Podcast Creator. ;)
 
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Will this game download work on Macbook?

hiya i was just wondering if this game download would work on macbook


CPU 500 mhz
mem 128 ram
GFX 32mb 3d vid card

thanks in advance as always

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You should have no problem running it, if those are the game requirements.
 
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Diablo 2 on macbook

hi if i buy the version of diablo 2 for macbook would i have problem installing it or anything people are talking about a native installer

what would i do and how would i install it i dont get any of this stuff
 
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any computer that doesn't run that game seriously needs upgrading.
 
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Will MacBooks Get Cheaper In The Uk?

hiya i was just wandering if anyone thought macbooks would ever get a tad cheaper.


i know there amazing and you get what you pay for etc but in america there like £200 cheaper. SO unfair!! Lol

now they're getting bigger do you think the prices will go down and when?

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Soon to be a MBP 15 inch, 2.2 ghz, 2 gb ram, dishwasher
any comp that cant run that is 10 years old
 
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cool things you can do on macbooks

hiya can you tell me some really cool things you can do on your macbook please
 
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MacBooks Wireless Connections

can someone tell me how the wireless network connections work on macbooks please.

does it connect automatically to one if there is one in range

what about if the connection is secured (locked)

as my household has a router and it is secured and i know the password for it how would i connect to it i remember someone telling me about a widget or
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how do i record using the isight camera?

how do i record using the isight camera i loaded imove and it was just black

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It detects all wireless in range, and asks you which one you'd like to connect. You select yours, enter the password, and from then on it will automatically connect.

If you aren't at home, it'll seek out any unsecured networks, inform you that it can't find yours, and ask you if you'd like to connect. For example we have a grocery store with an internet café that is 'unsecured' because they offer it for free. If it can't find an unsecured network, it will tell you so, and then you just don't have networking. At this point I usually turn Airport off to save battery life.

Same thing at my office. Once you join either of those 'foriegn' nets, it'll automatically connect to that one whenever you find yourself in range of it. My wife spent a month connected to a nearby dormatory's unsecured wifi network when she was in the hospital.

Also I usually mention that the Airport Extreme wireless in the Macbook is the most tenacious wireless seeking network card I have yet seen. It'll grab wireless where others won't. I was at a conference in a hotel recently, and the person sitting next to me in the conf. room had to go out into the lobby to get a signal from the hotel's free wireless with her Dell, while I could get good signal and on the net almost from the parking lot.
 
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You click the little Airport symbol in the top right, turn Airport on, wait and it will detect your router. Click on it to connect to it, then just type in the password, wait a couple of seconds and it will connect.

It's easy.
 
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I don't think so unfortunately. All the Macs are more expensive over here. It's sad but true.
 
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Run Mac OS X. That's the coolest thing of them all.
 
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No point crying over spilt milk.

But we're talking about MacBooks here. *cries*
 
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Cool Freeware for macbooks

any cool programmes out there free pls

widgets would be good too please
 

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