Is the new ACD 30 reliable?

Guys, I've just gone through a number of DELL 30" (3007WFP) and was very unhappy. The three monitors I had emit a buzz from the backlight which can drive you crazy. That's why I'm considering an Apple now. Can you share from you experience if the monitor is quiet and your general satisfaction factor?

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Running a dos program on the new intel chip

I have a dos program that I need to be able to run on the new intel chip.
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I have recently purchased a hybred 750GbHDD as an upgrade for my MAC Book Pro (Intell Version) I have a boot camp partition to the original 500GB HDD. How can I expand both partitions to fit the new drive?

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Ouch, well there is a problem.
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Lion (50GB say)
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Your Duplicator duplicated perfectly, too perfectly Likely would work with same sized drives/partitions.
This is what your going to need to do.
You need to move the Bootcamp partition to a blank external drive using WinClone and disconnect. This is so you have two backups of it. (one on your old 500GB drive)
You will need a drive enclousre or IDE/SATA to USB adapter cable for the older 500GB drive and option key boot from it. (some enclosures can't be booted from so check first Other World Computing is good place to ask)
Download the free Carbon Copy Cloner, grab any new files off the new 750GB internal drive to the old 500GB your booted from.
Open Apple's Disk Utility and Erase with Zero option the entire internal 750GB drive and let it rip, this will map off as many bad sectors and improve reliability.
Now use Carbon Copy Cloner to clone the 500GB Lion + Lion Recovery Partitions to the internal 750GB, it will "fix" things and place Lion Recovery at the bottom of the drive where it belongs, give all the extra space to OS X Lion.
Next your going to have to follow WinClones instructions to restore your Bootcamp, likely you will have to recreate the Bootcamp partition first (in Bootcamp) to the size you want and then clone. Likely Winclone may "fix" Windows to recognize it's in a new larger partition now. I don't know you'll have to check as I haven't used it.
When Bootcamp creates the partition it will place it near the bottom next to the Lion Recovery Partition.
As you know you will have to re-validate Windows with Lord Redmond or it expires as you changed the hardware.

After I have matched my library to iCloud and have downloaded the new, supposedly better, files, many songs do not play completely through on my ipod. Why?

So, I signed up for Match because I wanted to upgrade my music files and replace broken, incomplete ones with clean, reliable ones from Apple. Out of 16,660 songs in my library, only 648 weren't matched, which is just under 4%. I consider that to be pretty good, especially since I have a lot of covers and less popular music. BUT, now after going through the Match 3 step process (which took a week the first time), deleting my original files and replacing them with the supposedly better files that were matched, I now have many songs that are not playing all the way through. Now, here's the weird thing: I deleted the offending songs from my iTunes, downloaded another copy of the file (which may or may not have been from the original source) and matched the newly downloaded files to Match. When comparing the newer, upgraded Match file to the supposedly identical older version, most, but not all of the time, the newer version is several seconds longer than the old one. This makes sense since the ones that play incomplete generally stop a few seconds before the end of the song. But, this process of deleting and replacing songs is a pain, especially with the need to go through the upload/download process. So, here's the thing: I thought that the matching meant Match was matching my songs to the same songs in the iTunes store inventory. So, how do I end up with different lengths???? Especially since these are the files in the Cloud, not the ones I downloaded.
Judging from the many blogs I've read, this song cut-off issue is prevalent and, it appears, Apple hasn't seen fit to address it. So, is there a fix, other than the process I go through?
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You'll get less problems if you move your Events and Projects off of the system drive and on to a secondary drive, to start with. Get a FW800 drive (I've been happy with on-the-go drives from Other World Computing for years), move all Events and Proejcts to it.
Mac Mini? Only if you get it with 16GB RAM and the Fussion Drive (which no one has really tested for video editing yet, so I'd be cautious. Better would be the SSD drive internally and a T'bolt drive for your Events and Projects.
But, I've not seen an reliable, verifiable reports about how it holds up to real world editing. I personally won't touch anything until I see real world benchmarks for video editing specifically.

The new MacBook Pro 15" -- video adapters fry computer?

So, I haven't been able to find anything on this online yet, and I could well be wrong, so proceed with care and let me know if this is debunked, and I'll edit appropriately.
I was at J&R World (New York) earlier today, to buy a VGA adapter for my brand new MacBook Pro 15". Not knowing which kind I needed, I asked the guy, but when he went to get one for me, they were missing that adapter, and only that one. He checked the computer, and it said they were in stock, but before it could be resolved, the store closed.
So I go to the Apple Store in Soho, and having already forgotten which "mini-" or "micro-" thingie I needed, I ask again. And thank goodness. The guy asks me which computer I have, and I tell him the Macbook Pro. The new one? Brand new. Hmm, he says, let me check, they're changing those adapters. I'm a bit puzzled about what that means, especially since I can see all the types sitting on the shelf right there. He comes back. What size do you have again? 15 inch. ****, he says, the other sizes are okay, but there's a problem with the newly updated 15" Macbook Pros. A problem? I say. But it's brand new! Yeah, he says, something is wrong, I don't know what technically, they're fixing it in the adapters. So, I ask, doesn't that mean there's something wrong with the computer, then? Anyway, he hems and haws, and says something about the old adapters frying the computer, that it only affects the brand new 15" models, and that it seems to be related to the sound card. I asked him when the new adapters would be in, but he didn't know. Only after I left did I think about the fact that they appear to still be selling the old ones to anyone who knows enough not to ask.
This obviously requires corroboration, but it seems like a pretty serious problem to me if there are a lot of the old adapters out there already. I don't want to live in fear that, even if I get a new one, I need to have it with me always (often projectors in our department have adapters in the bag with them), and that if I mix it up with someone else's, it may fry my computer! Also, surely it must mean there's something wrong with my new Macbook Pro -- and after the (literally) 12 things that went wrong with my old Macbook, I'm pretty wary.
Anyone else heard this? Any Apple Store workers who can corroborate? If it's false, I'll happily erase this, but the odd behavior at J&R and the confidence of the Apple Store clerk make it seem pretty solid -- I'm just surprised I can't find any info online.

Given that the folx at the retail store usually know "less" about emerging issues than here in the discussions, just the fact that they have any information at all would make me wary about picking up an adapter, warranty or not. For example, after being told that, if you had asked about the SATA issue, you'd have likely gotten a blank stare or a "Whuh?" So, there's some information that they THINK is reliable (that they may have misinterpreted, of course) that says there's a chance to fry the new 15 inch MBP. It may be an outside case, it may only be related to hooking up to some older specific model of monitor, etc., but it's out there.
I'd play it cautious and check the store again in a day or so to see if they have the same story. Better to make sure and not have any questions raised on your warranty return than to have your computer blow up on you in the middle of something you worked hard to create. Sure, you get a new computer, but, at the moment it's fried, you likely lose what you're working on.

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