Power Adapters I loved what they did with the power cord plug-in on the new "Powerbook Pro." I have had Kensington adapters break off inside before. Now it cannot happen. If it does happen to anyone by the way.
"Power off, unplug and remove your battery completely, until the object is removed through the hole that it went in." Any short means a new logic board. Use gravity, toothpicks, and very thin tweezers.
On 27 Feb 2006 17:17:01 -0800, "-oo0(GoldTrader)0oo-" aualloy@redacted.invalid wrote:
"Power off, unplug and remove your battery completely, until the object is removed through the hole that it went in." Any short means a new logic board. Use gravity, toothpicks, and very thin tweezers.
Gotta love that Apple quality.
In article aue702p2ug8rot2jo89bg9i5i03v7o5c3r@redacted.invalid, Stew antwun@redacted.invalid wrote:
Gotta love that Apple quality.
Yeah, because the big PC makers never push junk out the door: http://www.buffalonews.com/editorial/20060227/1060230.asp
beavis wrote:
In article aue702p2ug8rot2jo89bg9i5i03v7o5c3r@redacted.invalid, Stew antwun@redacted.invalid wrote:
Gotta love that Apple quality.
Yeah, because the big PC makers never push junk out the door: http://www.buffalonews.com/editorial/20060227/1060230.asp
Damn PC makers copying apple again.
They copy the magnetic connectors from deep fryers that used it to prevent burns when somebody hit the cord. "-oo0(GoldTrader)0oo-" aualloy@redacted.invalid wrote in message news:1141089421.887890.270030@redacted.invalid
Power Adapters I loved what they did with the power cord plug-in on the new "Powerbook Pro." I have had Kensington adapters break off inside before. Now it cannot happen. If it does happen to anyone by the way.
"Power off, unplug and remove your battery completely, until the object is removed through the hole that it went in." Any short means a new logic board. Use gravity, toothpicks, and very thin tweezers.