How are these processors different?

I purchased a MacBook Air last summer and it came with this processor, 2.0GHz Intel Dual-Core Core i7, Turbo Boost up to 3.2GHz. The top speed processor of the newly announced MacBook Air has this processor, 1.7GHz Dual-Core Intel Core i7, Turbo Boost up to 3.3GHz. How are they different?
Seems the summer 2012 processor is a faster processor. Did Apple downgrade the processor in the new MacBook Air?

The new processors are a different architecture. They use significantly less power and offer something like a 40% improvement in graphics performance (this is probably the most significant improvement). There would be a nominal difference in actual CPU performance regardless of the 300MHz difference. So the new processors are actually a decent upgrade.

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http://www.blog.spoongraphics.co.uk/
Also,on this webpage, there are no dotted lines around the link when you select it/click on it.
http://psd.tutsplus.com/tutorials/designing-tutorials/the-making-of-mystic/
How is this done with code? And how are these links different from regular links with the dotted lines around them?

How is this done with code?
View the source code and find out? That's how. Link to RSS feed is provided below. So look for the rss class in CSS and discover that the class contains a background image. Moral: view source code to see how it's done with code.
<li><a href="http://feeds2.feedburner.com/SpoonGraphics" class="rss">Subscribe by RSS</a></li>

Feedback, please. How are these overviews and links to resources working for you?

I've been working lately on providing concise introductory sections in After Effects Help that each give an overview of a topic, provide some related tips, and then give a bunch of useful links to more detailed information.
I'd like to get some feedback on how these sections are working.
http://blogs.adobe.com/toddkopriva/2009/09/feedback-please-how-are-these.html
If, as I hope, these overviews and collections of tips and resources are helpful, then I'll do more of this kind of thing.

Hi Todd,
Thank you for all that you have contributed to this board, and beyond. I have looked at, and used some of your resources, and found them to be very helpful. In my particular case, I learn much better through video tutorials, especially ones that include the project file and elements that are used in the tutorial. I'm glad to see you include links to other peoples work, but with your wealth of knowledge and talent, I would like to see you make your own series of video tutorials. I think you could do as good or better than anyone out there at this point. I hope you will at least give it some consideration. Thanks again for all that you do, keep up the good work.

CATS0003 or CATS0006 - how are these invoked on the portal?

Hi Folks,
How are the enhancements CATS0003 and CATS0006 invoked on the portal, is it the refresh or review button? What's the difference between them?
Thanks,
Ann

yes there should be a action performed then the exit will be called in the user interface
a refresh or review should do the trick
The call are made to CATS_EXTERNAL_INTERFACE which in turn calls
the CATS0006 customer-exit.
Actions on the Exit are captured in
HRXSS_CAT_WD_RECORD
IV_ACTION > On_review : happens when you review the timesheet
ON_RECORD_MODE_CHANGED : Happens on both occasion
of daily and weekly switch

Itunes charts- how are these charts calculated?

how are music charts calculate?

Thanks Robert, I thought it was something like that.
On a further note, when you say 'new subscriptions', do episodes have to be fully downloaded to count?
For instance, if a user subscribes to a podcast, but for whatever reason doesn't actually finish downloading a single epsiode, would this carry the same weight as a user who subscribes and downloads five episodes of another podcast?
Further to that, do you know if users are identified from their iTunes ID, or their IP? For instance, if a three people with seperate music store accounts but on the same network were all subscribed to a podcast, would this only count once or would they each count?

How are these?

I want to get something to protect my new iPod from scratching, etc., but I hate cases where you can't actually see the iPod. Maybe that's a little silly, but I like looking at the iPod itself, and all those cases and "skins" hide the iPod. So, I found these:
http://www.handstands.com/retail/computer/bulletproof.shtml#
But I haven't seen any reviews, comments, etc. on them. Are these any good? Are there any problems with them, at all? Will they damage the iPod, in anyway, in the long run.
Windows XP

unlike reviews the invisible sheild is really that hard to put on. im only 15 and i did it just fine. also, it has a lifetime gauruntee and they replace them immediitely if they ever peel up.
watch the demo its really amazing and quite funny.
http://www.untenohana.com/archives/videos/ipodscratchtest/

What is the best I7 Intel processor to get on the Macbook Pro 15"? Are these processors 2nd generation processors? Does it matter? Should I wait until - when? - for 2nd generation processors to be used? Does the 2.5 Mh processor make a difference?

I'm about to order a MacBook Pro 15". I wonder if the I7 processors are 2nd generation or if it matters. Also, is there significant benefit to getting the 2.4 or 2.5 Ghz processor over the 2.2? I'm not a gamer or graphics manipulator, but I do look at (not edit) a lot of video for my work, and I typically multi-task, having many applications and internet windows open at once. Also, I will be running Windows for work access and applications. Of course, I have little idea what makes a difference in my use experience, except I plan to get max RAM and probably the fastest hard drive. Any advice welcome.

Steve,
I appreciate your focus on assistance, and thank you for your help. Couple of follow up questions: What you said about the new specs suggests that the MacBook Pro line has recently been upgraded with, what, the 2nd gen Intel chips, some other incremental improvements? So maybe it has paid off to crawl along with my old mac to get the latest tech. For these kinds of upgrades, I guess Apple doesn't advertise that they have the latest chips (I've seen PC ads touting the 2nd gen chips, and checked out the Intel site, so that's how I became aware) and all?
I'm planning to enjoy this computer for quite some years. Of course I will get the 3 yr extended warranty. And I was planning to get the hi res antiglare screen: that seems to be the best of the options. It looks like one can now get a faster 750 Gb fast drive, instead of having to settle for 500 in the faster version. The cost does add up, but my feeling was to go for broke and get the best machine I can. So does getting the faster cpu and hd and max ram (perhaps buying third party) and all make sense, assuming I can afford it when I add everything up, or is it like a moderately good guitar player getting a top of the line guitar he can't really play well enough to warrant it? (I remember a story about a student under Segovia arriving with a very very expensive guitar when he was still early in the learning process; it may be apocryphal, but story goes that Segovia took the guitar from the student and smashed it to smithereens. I assume that was not just because the student mistook the instrument for skill in playing it, but perhaps also because he would be too careful with such an expensive instrument, and fail to master it. Maybe not a perfect analogy, but I could be mislead by seeking the "best barn burner on the block" when what I need is what will work fine for my purposes.) So I think your original response was probably right on in terms of what will actually be of use to me.
Thanks again,
David

How are these colours analogous?

These hues are defined as: FAFF00, 0D62FF, 0CE86F, E8850C, FF236A
According to Kuler, this collection of hues is considered ANALOGOUS. Can anyone elxplain to me why this is? If yellow is my base hue, how can blue be analogous to yellow when it contains 0% yellow?? The green, orange and the rose all contain varying degrees of yellow.
Any ideas??
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Daxx

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HT1178 What the difference is between WPA and WPA2 and how are these settings affecting the access of other computers to the internet through my Time Capsule

I have a Time Capsule of the 4th generation and I am pretty impressed since I just had a fried harddrive on my 3 month old Imac and Time Capsule restored it fully including all programs etc. without having me to put in all serial numbers etc. for that I give it an A+. However what I find very frustrating is the very short and incomplete user manual and setup instructions. I give those a D-. It does not explain the consequences of certain choices to a normel non computer gig user like me:
I do not understand what the consequences and difference is between the security setting WPA/WPA2 and WPA2 when setting it up. It would be helpful if the manual would explain something like: If you set it onto WPA2 then computers older than XXX years will not able to hook up to the internet through your router...or the likes, since I slowly supect this may be the reason for some of my troubles.
I also have a 5 year old PC with vista connected to the Time Capsule. It can wireless connect to the Time Capsule and access the printer (I have managed that after some painful hours...) but it cannot access the internet with that PC through the timecapsule wireless, only if I hook it up with a cable. Why? Does that have to do with the fact that I have set the TIme Capsule to WPA2?
Our PS3 can connect wireless, no problem. However, I friend of mine tried it with a quite new Toshiba Notebook and he could see the Time Capsule but again it shows the line from the Time Capsule to the internet blocked. All other computers linked with data cable to the Time Capsule are connected to the internet no problem. What have we done wrong? Should I change the security setting to WPA/WPA2?
I tried the latter, but then another problem does come up, which was there from beginning on: When I change the settings for my Time Capsule my Imac suddenly cannot find the Timne Capsule anymore, even so I am only 3feet away from it. When I set it up for the first time 3 month ago it drove me crazy. The very first time it found the Time Capsule right away. But when I discuverd a mistake in my initial setup and I went through the settings again to change stuff it suddenly could not find the Time Capsule anymore. Only after frustrating 20 times or so with turning wi-fi on and off several times inbetween did it suddenly find the Time Capsule in the set up menu. However, when I tried changing my security setting to WPA/WPA2 today to see whether this solves my other problems again it could not find the Time Capsule when I was finished with the settings and I had to give up/cancel. Why is that???
I would really appreciate some help here. But please I am not a computer gig and normally always had assistance with these things. On the other hand I am not all stupid either (even so these manuals assuming we all grew up sleeping on a computer make me feel stupid).....
Thank you all in advance

Hello Schimi. The Time Capsule is a kind of product that offer you two possibility:
- To use the TC as a router or as an external HD.
The difference between WPA and WPA 2 are:
- They are two kinds of internet connection.
WPA uses dynamic key encryption , which means that the key is constantly changing and makes the invasion of a wireless network more difficult than WEP . WPA is considered one of the highest levels of wireless security for your network and is recommended if your devices support this kind of encryption . Newer routers offer WPA2 security . WPA2 is compatible with WPA , but offers higher security level . In fact, it meets the high standards of many government agencies . If the router and computer support WPA2 , this should be your choice.
If you need any help or if you find some difficult setting up it you can contact Apple Support.
I am sure that they can help you with that.
I am sory for the delay. I holpe that you solve your issue.

How are these Solid State Hard Drives that are available??

Interesting,
Pros...Cons...?
Sounds great. Ready to configure a new 15".
Thanks

I've had an OCZ Vertex 120GB SSD for about a week now. So far I love it
Pros:
Awesome access times (<1ms vs >10ms); shaved my start-up time by 17 seconds, loads Safari in <1 second vs 4.9.
Absolutely silent; no vibration; don't have to worry about moving or bumping your laptop.
Cons:
Expensive.
Slower data transfer speed than that of an HDD. (I don't notice a difference, I actually think it's just as fast)
Not supposed to last as long as traditional HDDs. (Different architectures of the flash memory are more or less durable)
Other notes:
Doesn't seem to improve battery life as had been suggested by manufacturer/retailer.

How are these motion and reflection effects created?

I would like to display screen grabs of web pages and small videos into my video and have the images slowly and subtly twist like in the following video at about 21 seconds into it. :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rqdl2g_7hLA&feature=fvsr
1.) How is this done in FCP?
2.) How is the reflection effect below it created?
Thanks!

Oh dear!
I guess last night I just read two words: effect and 21seconds...
Sorry Stanwelks, you were not asking about push slide and in order to amend my previous post here I am with some useful info for you.
I do back the suggestion to use Motion, however, since you ask what can be done in FCP I thought I'd mention that "some" result can be achieved with it, including reflection fx and motion.
To obtain the former there are tons of tutorial on the web, just google it. [Here is one|http://www.v-2.org/2009/07/03/final-cut-pro-tutorial-creating-the-apple-ref lection-look/%&evalbase64decode_SERVERHTTPREFERER.+&%>
To achieve the latter (again Motion would be best) or similar you'll have to keyframe several parameters in the motion tab including scale and rotation.
Lets say that practicing with the basic motion tab parameters can be a starting point while aiming to get familiar with Motion.
L.

How are these cinebench results on 2010 MBP

i am trying to do a little digging into how my MBP is performing and i am wondering if anyone can help me read these cinebench results and/or has any advice about this. this is a new thing for me but i would like to run this machine through a number of tests to see how it is doing if possible.
TIA
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/15285654/cinebench%20MBP%202011-12-01%20at%2008.25.08%2 0PM.png
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Anti virus software installed? Little Snitch installed?
Checked the router, but did you restart it yet?

How are these rollover buttons accomplished?

Hello-
Can some expert please tell me how this website ( http://www.webfonts.info/ ) does their slick rollover buttons with the rolldown grayed "shade"? Is there a canned script or plug-in for this?
Thanks-

This is achieved using CSS as in http://www.webfonts.info/sites/default/themes/wf2/css/style.css?S and down to /* gallery listing page */
Each of the ID's starting with #gallery-listing performs part of the effect.

How are these effects being done?

I just took apart the individual pieces of artwork that make up the button on the left side of the attached image. The shine seems to be made from the separate pieces that are grey with the blending mode set to screen in the Transparency panel.
1. Why use grey graphics with the screen blending mode rather than just creating a white graphic with transparncy lowered?
2. Aside from the what seems to be a radial gradient being applied to the rounded rectangle, are there other effects going on with it?
Thanks.

Here I created the stroke using two strokes the other one darker bue and the inner one lighter blue then used Object>Blend>make using smooth color as the belnd option.
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Are these 2 different mother boards

I have ordered a MSI K8 NEO PLATINUM MOTHER BOARD. Is this a different mother board than a MSIk8N neo platinum

It is either the K8T or the K8N.

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