What size case should I buy?

I have a 15in 1.5ghz PowerBook G4. I was looking at some case logic cases on Amazon. The thing is they come in a 14in, 16in sizes. I looked at the dimensions and the 15.6in is a little big and the 14in looks like it will really be a squeeze.
The link to the case I am looking at is here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004NY9UWI/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?ie=UTF8&smid=A TVPDKIKX0DER
I don't know the exact dimensions to my PowerBook but maybe some of you would.
Any help would be great thanks!

Its size is at the bottom of this article:
PowerBook G4
Remember, the G4's 15-inch dimension is the diagonal of the screen. Looks like a 15" PB should fit the 14 case snugly, but it's hard to tell how much the computer thickness affects the case's ability to wrap an edge enough to close. At least the PB is thin.

Similar Messages

What size iphone should I buy?

What size Iphone should I buy? I have a relatively small music library. I anticipate takeing a lot of pictures and videos but assume those would ultimately get stored elsewhere (upload to the cloud)? I would probably watch movies/videos on my ipad and would not store alot of documents on it? What am I forgeting?
Thanks
Velo

IMO, forget the calcs and buy as much storage as you can afford. Better to have and not need than need and not have. Plus it will be worth more when you sell it.
Note that videos are not stored in iCloud and videos taken with the iPhone can be very big, hundreds to thousands of megabytes.

I'd like to project what's on my Mac Mini with Samsung monitor to my standard definition Samsung TV via WIFI. What HDM1 dongle should I buy?

I'd like to project what's on my Mac Mini (with Samsung monitor) to my Samsung TV (standard definition) via my WIFI. What HDM1 dongle should I buy?

lyndafromorwell wrote:
I'd like to project what's on my Mac Mini (with Samsung monitor) to my Samsung TV (standard definition) via my WIFI. What HDM1 dongle should I buy?
You can in fact buy what you want, no need to go with Apple TV
To connect (wirelessly) your Mac to the HDMI on the TV:
They range from $100 on up.

What Windows 8 Should i Buy for Bootcamp?

I do not have a windows OS of any kind installed on my mac. I would like to get windows 8 for my mac from amazon.co.uk .
Windows 8 Pro, Upgrade Edition [Upgrade from Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7] (PC)- this is the main one that pops up but its an upgrade??
When i search windows 8 on amazon.co.uk and on other sites the only products i see are upgrades from older versions, but i dont have any older versions of the Windows OS installed on my computer. So to cut a long story short, what windows 8 should i buy for bootcamp. Please could you provide a link, preferbly amazon or if not a UK website.
Thanks.

Here are a few links I could find that are aparently the full install not an upgrade. I'd check with the seller to be sure though.
http://www.jr.com/microsoft/pe/MSI_8PR64B1PK/
http://www.softwareking.com/WIN8.html?gclid=CNTc4t7nprMCFQ2znQod0nQA6Q
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832416552&Tpk=32-416-552
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832416550&Tpk=32-416-550

What firewire cable should I buy?

What firewire cable should I buy to connect my Macbook to my external drive Western Digital My Book Studio 500GB Quad Interface with Firewire 400/800? I am buying several of each for a new film class and I want to be sure to get the right equipment! (I'm confused about amounts of pins)
Thanks for helping a novice!

There are two types of cables - FW800 and FW400. However, your MacBook does not support FW800 so all you need is the standard FW400 cable. It has six (6) pins.

I dont understand GB and i want to buy an i pad but i don't know what size i should get, can somebody help ?

what size should i get ?

Apfelwurm wrote:
You may disagree with "Tgara", but you still replied to me.
Deep down he knows I'm right....
The issue is that he doesn't know if he will use the memory or not. To be sure, he should go BIG! The differences in cost between the small and large versions are not that much anyway.

What fan part should I buy - HP desktop

I have an HP Pavilion elite e9220y home premium.
prod # NY553AA
windows 7; 64 bit
I think my fan is going; what part should I buy? does it have to be an HP part?
I posted a similar question yesterday, but the answer was regarding a hard drive! so I'm trying again....thanks so much....
This question was solved.
View Solution.

Before you try to replace the CPU fan, you really need to determine the source. You can turn off the computer. Then you can open the case, and lay the cabinet on its side. That will give you an open area to look down into.
1) Visually inspect. Clean any dust globs on the blades. Using a can of compress air (never shake the can), blow away the dust bunnies.
2) You said you'd go to a shop to replace the fan if needed.
3) The CPU fan has to be measured. You'd have to shop the size and RPM/PWM specs. I have no source for a given CPU fan number.
I am a volunteer. I am not an HP employee.
To say THANK YOU, press the "thumbs up symbol" to render a KUDO. Please click Accept as Solution, if your problem is solved. You can render both Solution and KUDO.
The Law of Effect states that positive reinforcement increases the probability of a behavior being repeated. (B.F.Skinner). You toss me KUDO and/or Solution, and I perform better.
(2) HP DV7t i7 3160QM 2.3Ghz 8GB
HP m9200t E8400,Win7 Pro 32 bit. 4GB RAM, ASUS 550Ti 2GB, Rosewill 630W. 1T HD SATA 3Gb/s
Custom Asus P8P67, I7-2600k, 16GB RAM, WIN7 Pro 64bit, EVGA GTX660 2GB, 750W OCZ, 1T HD SATA 6Gb/s
Custom Asus P8Z77, I7-3770k, 16GB RAM, WIN7 Pro 64bit, EVGA GTX670 2GB, 750W OCZ, 1T HD SATA 6Gb/s
Both Customs use Rosewill Blackhawk case.
Printer -- HP OfficeJet Pro 8600 Plus

What Backup drive should I buy

I am looking to purchase a backup drive. The size 2GB, I am considering the Apple wireless drive but should I look at any other manufacturer?
I am also going to use this drive initially to restore the erased data from my second internal drive. This also leads me to ask what recovery software should I consider.
I would appreciate any feedback.
mel

Many people on these forums use OWC (www.macsales.com) Mercury Elite Pro series. IMHO that is all that I will buy, high quality and reasonable price. You can find them by clicking
http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/firewire/1394/USB/EliteAL/eSATA_FW800_FW400_USB
As for what software, you should buy 2 of these drives. The first drive should use Apple's Time Machine, it's already built into OS X. The reason for a second drive is when it comes to backing up redundancy is very smart because backups can fail too. For drive two use a cloning app such as SuperDuper or Carbon Copy Cloner.

To install Windows 8 OS on a new iMac using Boot Camp, what size "partition" should I allocate for Windows on a system with 3TB Fusion drive?

I am trying to install Windows on a new iMac w/3TB Fusion drive. The system crashed on my first attempt but appears to have partitioned the drive correctly before crashing??? So, what size partition does Windows 8 need to operate effectively? Is "more" better??? or just over-kill? And, has anyone installed Winodow 8 on an iMac...and how did it work? Would apps like "Parallel Desktop" or "VM Ware Fusion" be a good idea and troubleless?
I will try again but not too confident that it may get worse before it gets better.
Regards....?
P.S. I configured this iMac with the i7 processor 3.5GHz with Turbo Boost to 3,9GHz. When I select "About this Mac" it diplays my i7 processor as a 3.4GHz instead. Do you think they ran out of the i7 3.5GHz and shoved a i5 3.4Ghz in the iMac to meet deliver schedule??? I there a way to check the real-time speed of my processor??.

It depends on your uses. See > https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-3321 Windows 8 works properly in Boot Camp, always that your iMac is compatible > http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5634?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US You can only use the 64-bit Windows 8 edition.
Respecting to your processor, you may want to contact with Apple, as they may have sent you the iMac with a wrong processor

What kind of case should I buy for new ipod touch?

There seem to be so many different kinds. I see that they have hard plastic ones and soft, silicone type ones. Which is more durable and will protect the ipod better if dropped? Also, what is a screen protector? Do I need to buy a pack of these in addition to the case or do cases already have screen protectors? If they are separate, do they make any cases that protect the screen on their own?

The best case is no case at all.
Just like camera cases from years ago, the case just gets in the way when you want to use it. We called them never-ready cases.
Screen protectors will deflect some scratches, but I have yet to find one that does not degrade the image quality.
I do not work for Best Buy and am not affiliated with them in any way. I like HT and want to help people improve their HT experience. "There is a LOT more than just having a TV to make a home theater"

What hardcover case should I get for new Macbook Pro 13inch?

Hello,
Hoping someone here can help me.
I got a Macbook Pro 13 w/ retina display late 2013 model earlier this month.
The hardcover Incase I got from Best Buy made for Macbook Pro 13 doesn't fit. Does anyone know of a case that will and that you'd recommend?
I'd like to get a hardcover case asap.
Thanks!

Speck

Leopard won't work for me: what Tiger package should I buy?

I was holding out for a Leopard upgrade but my imac g-4 is too old to run with the new cat. Now I see that Apple is withdrawing Tiger and I'm going to have to buy the software elsewhere. Can you please advise me on which package to buy? All pages with Tiger system requirements now link to Leopard pre-sale pages.
My imac is running on 10.2.8 and has 256 MB of memory.
I have a non-Mac memory card that I can install but also need to know if this is advisable.
Thanks in advance for your guidance.
kever

You need to buy a retail Tiger package. The install DVD will be black coloured with a big X on it. Don't buy any grey coloured Tiger install discs. These would have shipped with a new Mac and would likely not work on your Mac. Also don't buy any black Tiger DVD that says "Upgrade" on it. These discs require that you have OS X 10.3 installed on your Mac to work.
If your iMac does not have a DVD drive, you will either need to get an external FireWire DVD drive (not USB) to install it, or you will need to get the Tiger CD set. This used to be available at AppleRescue, which seems to have gone under now. Check eBay for it.
You should still be able to get Tiger at any computer retailer that sells Macs. If you wait until after October 26th you should be able to find Tiger for a substantial discount buy buying it second hand at places like eBay.

Interested in learning graphic designing... What Adobe products should I buy?

I would like some input from people already using Adobe's products. As the topic states, I'm interested in teaching myself graphic designing for t-shirts. My t-shirts may sometimes have just a background design with added text or I may get fancy and try to design a diamond watch.
Hopefully this gives you an idea of what I'm trying to do. Money is not the issue here. I just want to get the right products from Adobe.

Hello!
If you are interested in creating illustrations, Adobe Illustrator is a really great tool. It allows you to create vector illustrations which means that they are scalable to any possible size. Here's a short video introduction to Illustrator CS6:
Illustrator is great way to start. However, if you're serious about becoming a designer you may want to consider a Creative Cloud Membership.
The Adobe Creative Cloud gives you access to all of the Adobe CS applications as well as some subscription exclusive apps (Muse and Edge Animate) among many other benefits!
Here's a link to learn more!
Hope this helps!
Julia

What size photo should I choose to send in an email.

Hi you 'guys' with all the answers !!! When emailing a photo I am given the option of scaling the image. Do I choose Small (41.3KB), Medium (118 KB), Large (396 KB) or Actual Size. How do I know which option to choose and what is the difference? Does it affect sending time, quality or actual picture size.
MANY THANKS.

There is actually a reason for the three different sizes pf pictures, and it has to do with what you intend to to with the photo after it is sent.
If you are sending a 'snapshot' to a friend to view on another smart phone or small format PC then small is fine. Essentially if it is intended to be viewed once or twice, then choose small. Works great for this use.
If the viewer is going to be use a PC or other large format device, then the medium format if great. It has plenty of pixels to satisfy the display requirements of all but the most sophisticated monitor. This size is also good for printing at the 4x6 or maybe even a 5x7 size.
If you intend to work with the photo with something like Photoshop, or if you intend to have the photo processed professionally (as compared to printing it on a 600 dpi photo printer), use the larger size picture.
I use my iPhone camera, a point and shoot camera and a SLR high end camera a lot. If I am just fooling around, I will use the iPhone or pocket camera. If I am doing some serious photography (weddings, portraits, wildlife, etc.), I use my trusty SLR.
I will admit that the quality of the iPhone camera and my point-and-shoot are blurring with the quality of the SLR, there is still a difference when you blow the picture up to 11x17 or larger. Also, I don't think a bride would accept any explanation for me showing up at her wedding to take photos with only my iPhone ;o)

What Soundblaster Card Should I Buy?

$? Hello
I currently have a Chillblast Fusion Sidewinder Desktop PC (http://www.chillblast.com/product.php?productid=8737)?fitted with a Creative X-Fi Extreme Audio?Card. I use my PC mainly for gaming and for music recording/production. The gaming side of things are fine though I have experienced lag on occasion when i really shouldn't have. The main problem is with recording audio. The mic is either too quiet to hear and if I do tweak all the settings, modes, launchers etc (i've trawled through them all!) i just get tons of static which isnt conduci've to a good recording.
So I want to get a decent new sound card. I have looked for reviews on the net and they're pretty sparse. If you guys could suggest a?great card?for Games AND Audio Recording that would be great.
Thank you for your time.

Depends on what card you currently own.
If you own an Audigy 2 or 4 I can't honestly say you wont get an improvement equal to the cost of the new cards.
I used to own an X-Fi but it got damaged so I had to plug my old Audigy 2 back in.
I can't really hear the blindest bit of difference. The only feature I miss is the simulated 3D audio for headphones - is that really worth the cost of the whole new card? I don't' think so.
If you're currently stuck with old onboard audio, then buy yourself one of the [url="http://us.creative.com/products/product.asp?category=209&subcategory=669&product=7 79">cheaper X-Fi'[/url]s, you'll love it. If not I'd wait. Also it's worth bearing in mind that in order to hear the difference you'll need speaker capable of producing high quality audio.
A lots changing since Vista regarding 3D sound. A lot of developers are starting to opt for a purely software based audio engines simply beause the vast majority of PC gamers don't know any different and stick with their motherboards on-board audio. So if you're playing a game using a software sound engine, your soundcard (whether it be onboard or not)? doesn't really make a great deal of difference.
Just play GTA IV and you'll see what I mean. It uses a purely software based audio engine and sounds absolutely stunning.
I can honestly I've never heard anything like it and it makes no use of my soundcard other than using it to send the audio to my speakers.
This is taken from the specs of a modern 3D games engine:
Sound manager:
? Fully spatialized 3D sound effects.
? Doppler shift and other frequency effects.
? High-precision sound travel delay.
? Atmospheric absorption effects.
? Reverberation with multiple simultaneous environments.
? Directional sounds with cone attenuation.
? Obstruction attenuation applied to direct and reflected paths.
? Frequency-dependent volume settings for all effects.
? Permeation system determines how far sounds travel through interiors.
? Unlimited streaming music channels with seamless looping and concatenation.
This is all done by your CPU, it makes no use of any audio hardware. Fairly ****ing evidence for the death of the dedicated sound card.
Unless Creative does something special, and more importantly useful for developers, I can see their soundcard department going the way of 3DFX.
It's interesting to see that they're buying into companies such a [url="http://www.ziilabs.com/">ZiiLABS[/url]
Maybe we'll see soundcards based around this kind of fully programmable tech, who knows. Maybe Creative's just moving on to other stuff.
Message Edited by Meocene on 07-03-2009 04:32 [email protected]

What size case should I buy?

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for