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History repeats itself: Movie
downloading mirrors early music
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History repeats itself: Movie
downloading mirrors early music
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Professional JavaScript for Web
Developers: JavaScript in the Browser,
Pt. 1

Professional JavaScript for Web
Developers: JavaScript in the Browser,
Pt. 1 06/22/2005 02:51 AM
Web browsers have come a long way over the years and can now handle a variety of file formats, not just conventional HTML. Here, you'll learn how JavaScript fits into HTML, other languages, and some basic concepts of the Browser Object Model (BOM). By WROX Press. 0620

External Text MX

External Text MX 07/13/2004 07:07 AM
External Text MX 1.1.0 released

First external USB HDTV tuner

First external USB HDTV tuner 12/31/2003 01:10 PM
In a way we're amazed it's taken this long, but the first external USB high-definition TV tuner for PCs is coming out. The OnAir USB...

External Audio Roundup

External Audio Roundup 09/24/2004 03:50 AM
Today we bring together six external audio solutions designed for four different purposes—music listening, audio production, home theater, and gaming. They all have one thing in common: They live outside your PC.

Would That Be Internal or External,
Technically?

Would That Be Internal or External,
Technically? 07/30/2004 07:07 AM

I have nothing to say; I just love this picture. Someday I will have one of these old-school hard drives on my wall and I will be a happy man. (Thanks, O2!)

Lo ok - New Hard Drive [Gizmodo]

10.3: Use an external DVD drive with DVD
Player 4.0

10.3: Use an external DVD drive with DVD
Player 4.0 11/02/2003 07:37 PM
DVD Player 4.0 now supports playback from external DVD drives without requiring a patch (as it did in Jaguar). However, the Panther installer will not install DVD Player by default if you don't have an internal drive, so you ...

External Disk Roundup

External Disk Roundup 04/28/2004 05:52 AM

Plextor offers 12x external DVD-R

Plextor offers 12x external DVD-R 06/30/2004 09:45 AM
Optical drive maker Plextor Corp. on Wednesday announced its PX-712UF DVD±R/RW drive. The new drive can burn DVD+R discs at 12x and DVD-R discs at 8x, and supports DVD-RW, DVD+RW, CD-R and CD-RW as well. Although external DVD-R drives do not work with Apple's iDVD software, they are supported by DVD Studio Pro and various third-party DVD and CD burning software. The US$299 drive features USB 2.0 and FireWire 400 interfaces, and ships with Mac and Windows software (Roxio's Toast Lite versions 5 and 6 are included for Mac users). Look for the new drive at retailers beginning in August. Plextor's Web site did not contain information about the new drive as MacCentral posted this article.

Wireless External Drive

Wireless External Drive 06/15/2004 03:44 AM

Linksys and Maxtor have teamed up to offer a wireless device that will allow you to hook up a hard-drive to it. I am going to get one of these as soon as they are available as I have some spare drives laying around that could go to good use. [Cnet]

OWC offers external 16x 'SuperDrive'

OWC offers external 16x 'SuperDrive' 03/23/2005 12:31 PM
Other World Computing on Wednesday announced the release of its Mercury Pro DVR-109 -- an external optical drive capable of burning dual-layer DVD -/+ R/RW media at up to 16x speed. The new drive features both USB 2.0 and FireWire interfaces, and is certified to work with EMC Dantz's Retrospect backup software.

New external USB TV tuner from Canopus

New external USB TV tuner from Canopus 11/06/2003 09:57 AM
A new extremely small external USB TV tuner for PCs and laptops. The USTV-1 from Canopus comes with software for recording and playing back your fave shows, and has an S-Video output for connecting to a TV and a credit card-sized remote control. Only available in Japan, at least for right now. Read [Translated from Japanese using Babelfish. Via Gadget Watch]...

TV Tuners For The PC: Internal Or
External

TV Tuners For The PC: Internal Or
External 06/19/2004 07:58 PM

IDC: External disk storage up

IDC: External disk storage up 09/03/2004 07:31 PM
Worldwide sales hit a new multibillion high; EMC passes Hewlett-Packard for first place.

external USB HTDV tuner

external USB HTDV tuner 01/01/2004 02:46 PM
The first external USB HTDV tuner has appeared; it's only a little more expensive than the TDK IndiCapture I got for my Mom.

How to use external burners without
Toast

How to use external burners without
Toast 04/01/2005 11:45 AM
I have seen PatchBurn mentioned in various comments on this site, but it has never had its own hint. And it really deserves one.... PatchBurn allows you to use many third-party CD/DVD burners with your Apple applications. So...

Downloading Again

Downloading Again 05/03/2004 01:17 AM
A survey has found online music downloading is on the rise again. Also: the most popular movies, TV shows, books and software.

Digistor offers 4x external DVD-R drive

Digistor offers 4x external DVD-R drive 06/04/2004 10:56 AM
San Jose, Calif.-based peripheral maker Digistor has released its 4x Ultra Slim External DVD Super Multi Drive. The compact, DVD-R-capable slot-loading drive sports USB 2.0 and FireWire interfaces, and cost US$245. It can write DVD-Rs at up to 4x speed, DVD-RWs at 2x, DVD-RAM at 2X, CD-Rs at 16x and CD-RWs at 8x. It measures 6.5 x 5.5 x 1 inch, weighs 1.05 pounds and can be powered from a 6-pin FireWire interface. The 4x Ultra Slim External DVD Super Multi Drive does not come with Mac-compatible DVD burning software, but Digistor makes Roxio Toast 6 Lite available for $15 when purchased with the drive.

When working with an external monitor
attached to ...

When working with an external monitor
attached to ... 03/16/2003 10:57 AM

When working with an external monitor attached to laptop I find I often lose my cursor briefly (that is, it's still there, I just don't know where I've put it - I think it's a sign I'm getting old). Part of the problem is that I tend to use keyboard shortcuts a lot and so often just stop paying attention to the cursor. Thanks to Youpi Key keyboard shortcuts are now also the solution: in it I've defined a universal short-cut (control-option-k) that bumps the cursor to the centre of my main screen. Pretty damned handy. Discuss

7:48 AM | Chris Cummer

NetNewsWire and External Webl0g Editors

NetNewsWire and External Webl0g Editors 05/23/2004 09:05 PM
ecto rules, and Adriaan Tijsseling is a cool cat. Adriaan writes:

With the forthcoming NetNewsWire 2.0 release, you can now set ecto as the external blog editor. You'd be reading a cool feed in NetNewsWire, select a command, and - whoosh - the feed item's link and contents appear in a new entry in ecto. Like it? I sure do.

Here’s the story...

About a year ago (at last year’s WWDC) I first mentioned to Phil Ulrich—another good guy, and developer of a weblog editor named Userspace—that I planned to make it so that NetNewsWire would work with external weblog editor apps.

I told him that in NetNewsWire you’d be able to set a pref for which weblog editor app you use, and then whenever you choose Post to Weblog it would send that post to your preferred weblog editor.

And now we’re making that happen in NetNewsWire 2.0.

A few days ago I got email from Adriaan asking if there are any ways we could work together. I replied with an emphatic yes, because I had done support for external weblog editors in NetNewsWire, but I hadn’t yet talked to Adriaan or other weblog editor developers about it yet. (Other than that mention to Phil last year.)

So I gave him the scoop on all this and sent him some code—and, practically before I could blink, he added support to ecto and released a new version.

Today I sent email to some other weblog editor developers: Phil Ulrich (Userspace ), Fraser Speirs (Xjournal), and Michael McCracken (Blapp). I like all these guys: I’ve met and/or emailed with each of them in the past, and I hope they all add the same support to their apps.

(If there are any OS X weblog editor developers I’m overlooking, please send me email. It’s my intention to be inclusive.)

But what about Ranchero’s weblog editor?

Good question. Our weblog editor is getting a complete re-do. We think, frankly, that it’s going to totally rock. (We have to think that, or else why do it all?) So we’re also in competition with other weblog editor developers.

My philosophy is that, by working together on things like this, we can show that weblog editor software has grown up, and that the main priority for each and every one of us is our users. And, if I’m right, the market for this software will grow, benefitting us all. (The number of people who would benefit from a weblog editor is huge compared to the number of people using a weblog editor.)

In the end, each person will choose the software that fits them best. For each person, it might be our weblog editor, but it might it be ecto, Userspace, Blapp, or Xjournal—and that’s cool, that’s as it should be. (Again, if I’m forgetting somebody’s product, please email me.)

What about other feedreaders?

Another good question. On a practical level, there’s no way I could prevent other feedreaders from including the same support for external weblog editors. This is one of the things I was thinking about when I wrote my Collegiality Clause post the other day.

I will publicly document this interface, sometime near when we ship NetNewsWire 2.0. Other feedreaders will be free to use it too.

Can I realistically impose a collegiality clause on this documentation? No, not really.

So here’s my pitch to other feedreader developers...

I’ve been a programmer for 24 years. I have a lot of good ideas for things like what I’ve talked about today. (There’s more to come, in other words.) If, instead of sniping, we concentrate on benefitting the people who use our applications by working together on compatibility, we can go a lot further in developing a larger market. (It’s the old rising-tide-raises-all-boats argument, in other words.)

Update

I just heard from Fraser Speirs that Xjournal will be on board with this. I’m so pleased. Good deal. Thanks, Fraser.

SMS FAQ: Inventorying External Hardware
Devices

SMS FAQ: Inventorying External Hardware
Devices 07/05/2004 12:50 AM

Iomega REV 35/90GB External Drive

Iomega REV 35/90GB External Drive 05/13/2004 11:05 AM
Review: Iomega's replacement for their ZIP and JAZ drives is here, with greatly increased capacity and performance. Is it a better solution than optical media, external hard drives, or tape backup systems?

External TV Tuners/PVR Devices Tested

External TV Tuners/PVR Devices Tested 12/24/2004 12:44 PM
Slashdot Dec 23 2004 9:48PM GMT

Dual External Monitors On A Powerbook

Dual External Monitors On A Powerbook 02/17/2004 11:44 PM

Zalman ZM-RSSC 5.1 External USB
Soundcard

Zalman ZM-RSSC 5.1 External USB
Soundcard 05/10/2004 07:33 AM

Internal and External Corporate Blogs

Internal and External Corporate Blogs 08/13/2004 06:06 PM
Fredrik Wackå categorizes enterprise weblogs: The reason I draw your attention to this is the important distinction between internal and external. Many articles and posts fail to make this distinction, leading to confusion over what is a corporate weblog. Instead...

SUGOI DISK External S-ATA Drives

SUGOI DISK External S-ATA Drives 03/28/2005 01:22 PM

System Talks Corporation has introduced the "SUGOI DISK," a series of five external Serial ATA hard drives. Ranging from 160GB to 400GB capacities, the SUGOI DISKs are housed in aluminum. The drives also include a "port bracket" for connecting to both serial ATA interface and power. Otherwise, you're stuck using an AC adapter.

Press Release [System Talks]

Related
Finally, The SUGOI CARD [Gizmodo]

Apricorn's USB Bus-Powered External
Harddrive

Apricorn's USB Bus-Powered External
Harddrive 06/04/2004 10:35 AM

I'm not 100% the picture is actually the right device (the manufacturer hasn't updated their website), but Apricorn has a new 20GB external USB harddrive that's main claim to fame is its ability to be powered off the USB bus instead of requiring a separate AC adapter. They're using that fact, along with its relatively small size (4 x 3 0.6 inches) to compete against USB flash memory drives. And it is a bargain -- Apricorn intends to start selling the 20GB version for around $200 and the 40GB version for about $280.
Read [Digitmag]

External TV Tuners/PVR devices: 3-way
shootout

External TV Tuners/PVR devices: 3-way
shootout 12/24/2004 12:55 PM
TV Tuners for the PC have existed for a long time but with the ever increasing popularity of TiVo-like services and the possibility of replicating such features on your Windows PC with little effort and a small investment, tuners have been getting a lot of attention this year.

TechSpot takes on three different products for this shootout, all of them external devices which should offer extra versatility versus its internal counterparts. The first is a unit from Transcend, which is called the TV-Box. Next on the docket will be a unit from Digistor. And finally, the largest of the bunch is the RTV VEG-N Video Entertainment Generator.

These are no frills units that allow you to watch television on your monitor, or play an Xbox game or two. How about a night at the movies, right on your laptop? Need a place to connect your camcorder to, and record the video? Do you like to pause and record live television? And guess what? It’s pretty darn cheap.

View: External TV Tuners / PVR: 3-way shootout @ TechSpot

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Briefly: IDC says external disk storage
up

Briefly: IDC says external disk storage
up 09/03/2004 09:19 PM
roundup Plus: Lawmakers to vote on spyware, piracy bills...Microsoft tests Windows Marketplace...Nortel delays financials again...Microsoft updates SharePoint.

OWC offers 16X Mercury Pro external
SuperDrive

OWC offers 16X Mercury Pro external
SuperDrive 03/23/2005 03:26 PM
Other World Computing today announced the latest addition to its line of SuperDrives -- the Mercury Pro DVR-109 dual layer DVD-/+ R/RW external solution...

External Audio Adapters: Thinking
Outside the Box

External Audio Adapters: Thinking
Outside the Box 09/24/2004 01:25 AM
Roundup: Today we bring together six external audio solutions designed for four different purposes--music listening, audio production, home theater, and gaming. They all have one thing in common: They live outside your PC.

Mod_rewrite: External vs Local Redirects

Mod_rewrite: External vs Local Redirects 06/07/2002 07:44 AM
"What server settings, or installed modules, would allow external redirects to work but cause local redirects to fail?"

External File by arielpartners on
2002/05/29

External File by arielpartners on
2002/05/29 05/29/2002 02:26 PM

Style and Internal vs. External Links

Style and Internal vs. External Links 01/14/2003 03:16 AM
Studies have shown that most surfers don't care for nonstandard link displays. Ok, but what about external vs internal links?

External Webl0g Editor Interface

External Webl0g Editor Interface 05/25/2004 01:26 PM
I put up a page documenting the external weblog editor interface that NetNewsWire 2.0 will use to send posts to a weblog editor.

One of the things you’ll note is that it’s an Apple events interface. The reason for using Apple events is that this gives us the widest possible base of implementations: Apple events support appears in Cocoa, Carbon, and a whole bunch of scripting languages. The intent is to be inclusive.

Another thing you’ll note is that it should work with apps other than weblog editors—you might want to send news items to a database or outliner, for instance, and I hope developers of such apps will implement the interface.

Email me with any questions.

I put no clauses or conditions in the documentation. (You knew I wouldn’t, right?) Everybody is free to implement either or both sides of the interface. (A note of thanks wouldn’t hurt—I’m easy to please!)

I’m aware that, if you’re writing an app that implements the receiving side, there’s no sending apps to test with yet. We’re working to remedy that situation. But if you’re writing a sending app, you can test it with the latest version of ecto, which has already implemented the receiving side.

External FireWire Hard Drives

External FireWire Hard Drives 10/29/2003 01:13 AM
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Exp. 11/03 More deals inside...

External hard drive goes wireless

External hard drive goes wireless 06/15/2004 03:35 AM
ZDNet UK Jun 15 2004 8:07AM GMT

Plextor introduces 12X external
DVD+-R/RW burner

Plextor introduces 12X external
DVD+-R/RW burner 06/30/2004 07:59 AM
Plextor today announced its new PX-712UF DVD+-R/RW drive with support for high-speed 12X DVD+R and 8X DVD-R recording...
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