My much-anticipated Apple AirPort Express (APE) arrived yesterday at PowerPage world headquarters and I am absolutely thrilled with it so far. Setup was a snap requiring four simple screens in the the AirPort Express Assistant (which is installed in your Utilities folder) and, BAM, it’s online. Keep in mind that the AirPort Express can only […]
Day: July 21, 2004
Ask the Readers: Power Inverter Advice
DC to AC power inverters allow you to charge and use notebook computers, cell phones, camcorders and any electronic equipment from a standard auto cigarette lighter receptacle. One example is the KV-50: 50 Watts DC/AC Inverter (Power Inverter) w/ Auto Cigarette Plug.
Dell Likes PowerBooks Too
I saw this on the Dell Web site… It looks like Dell Photoshopped the Apple logo into a Dell logo but everything else is obviously a PowerBook G3. I thought that Microsoft was the only one that did this kind of stuff (example 1 and 2).
Mac OS X Lexus
As part of our sometimes series on Mac OS X vanity license plates, James Wamser of Wisconsin contributes his new plates for his Lexus. What’s on your bumper?
On the same day Apple announces the 4G iPod, BayAreaFreeFi.com announces the wiPod, an iPod-based field guide for free wi-fi hotspots in the San Francisco Bay Area. Version 1.0 has nearly 200 listings! It’s like SliceNY’s piPod, but for Bay Area free hotspots.