HT201343 What's the technical reason for Apple not supporting AirPlay Mirroring in OS X Mountain Lion for earlier iMac's?

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This is addressed to the any Creative developer who reads this. I am a developer and find it hard to understand why a relati'vely brain-dead product like a 28 Meg Muvo Nomad can support Audible but the more powerful Zen Micro's cannot.
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Hi there, why my hp dv6700 laptop having a pink monitor. What's the main reason for that? thank you

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In your case (laptop) the connection to the display seems to be damaged, so the blue information is lost.
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Do the Mac minis support using AirPlay and all of its functions? I thought I saw a comment yesterday that suggested the Mac mini (particularly the late 2012 models) does not support AirPlay. Thank you.

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AirPlay Mirroring
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MacBook Air (Mid 2011 or newer)
MacBook Pro (Early 2011 or newer)
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5444

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we are working on a warehousing project where in we have a set of procedures that run every day to fetch the data from the source and populate it into the target. For the past few days some of these procedures are going into un-compiled state even though nobody has touched these procedures for a long time.
The behavior of these procedures is not consistent in the sence that when these procedures are run through the scheduler, these procedures are getting failed, where as when we run them manually they are working fine and subsequently when we try running them through the scheduler again they seem to be working.
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Thanks for the reply.
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What's the best specifications for 27" iMac in order to run Windows for best performance?

Hey there. I'm based in the UK and in the process of saving up for my first ever iMac (the new 27" model starting from £1699) after years of owning PC's and laptops, but now I'm finally fed up with Windows-based machines, they just don't cut it when it comes to performance and workload...etc.
I wanted to pick iMac users on the community to get clear advice on what the ideal specifications I should consider configuring my iMac when I finally get round to placing my order in March/April. I aim to run Windows 7/ or 8 via Parallels as I hear it's very good and from what video tutorials of it I've seen on YouTube it appears impressive to think the iMac can handle this at the same time as running Mountain Lion.
The ram I plan on upgrading myself manually, yes - I've sussed that one that very quickly due to Apple's extensive £400 fee to simply upgrade the iMac to 32GB, Crucial here I come!
...I digress a little. I'm torn between the Quad-core i5 and i7 as I don't want to get something that won't deliver best performance when it comes to running Windows in parallel (or coherence mode as I hear it's called). Below are some specs I've configured on 2 saved iMacs in my saved baskets.
CONFIGURATION #1
3.2GHz Quad-core Intel Core i5, Turbo Boost up to 3.6GHz
8GB 1600MHz DDR3 SDRAM - 2x4GB
1TB Fusion Drive
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680MX 2GB GDDR5
Order total: £2,019
CONFIGURATION #2
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3TB Fusion Drive
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680MX 2GB GDDR5
Order total: £2,299
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You don't need to go overboard on your hardware to run windows effectively. I bootcamp win7 on a late 2008 MacBook Pro with no issues. However, for an intense windows game I boot straight into windows. If you do not plan on gaming other than an occasional instance by your brother than this should be an acceptable solution.
One caveat is ram which you have already stated your are upgrading.
A general rule of thumb I live by is get the best you can afford now and it will prolong the need to upgrade in the future. That being said... The choices you have provided are all good choices. Preference on screen size will dictate your overall decision, of course. The need for i5 vs i7 CPU is normally not a factor for the majority of users. If you need to save some money then by all means choose the lesser configuration as it will handle windows fine.
One place you should consider the upgrade is the video card. Since you cannot upgrade this after purchase it is advisable to do this now. Also, the differences between the 675mx and the 680mx are far greater than what the naming implies.
Also, as mentioned in a previous post, the 3TB fusion drive can't bootcamp windows. There is a hack for the non-fusion version, but I have not heard of anyone getting that hack to work on the fusion drive. There are other creative options you can implement to make this work, however, it will require an additional investment in some 3rd party hardware. For a novice Mac user I would recommend the smaller fusion drive and external thunderbolt/USB storage as dictated by your needs in the future.
HTH

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I see that others have already recommended my Mac Malware Guide, so I won't repeat that, or duplicate their advice.
Regarding Norton and Kaspersky, you should absolutely avoid them. Norton isn't any good at detecting Mac malware, plus it's well-known for causing problems. Kaspersky is better at detections, but has also caused a number of problems from time to time.
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Note that you need to be more concerned with other aspects of security, such as making sure your online accounts use strong passwords, and that you don't use the same password for more than one account. Be sure not to do any sensitive transactions on any third-party wifi network, especially one that doesn't require a password... only from home, on a network you control, or on some other network managed entirely by people you know and trust. Answers to any security questions on sensitive sites should be nonsensical, so that they cannot be guessed... for example, Q: "What city were you born in?" A: "flying purple people eaters". Keep an encrypted log of all these question-answer pairs. If two-factor authentication is offered, it's usually a good idea to use it.

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