A simple tutorial on how to create a bootable partition on an external hard drive, sd card, or usb flash drive on Mac OS X for use with an iMac or Macbook. I used ScreenFlow to record and edit this video. Thanks for watching! Inspired by Quinn Nelson. Check out his channel if haven’t already!! youtube.com/ThatSnazzyiPhoneGuy

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The Apple USB Ethernet Adapter is a simple, one-piece external adapter that plugs into the USB 2.0 port of your MacBook Air to provide 10/100BASE-T performance. Simply plug your Ethernet cable into the RJ-45 connector — no external power is required. It’s small, light, easy to install, and even easier to use. Technical Details USB 2.0 with bus power 10/100BASE-T (RJ-45 connector) What’s in the Box Apple USB Ethernet Adapter with built-in 4.6-inch USB cable User’s Guide System Requirements MacBook Air computer with available USB 2.0 port

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A brief overview of a useful product I’ve had for quite a while now. This can be found online on sites such as eBay. What I didn’t mention in the video is that this cable is both compatible with Windows and Mac. UPDATE: IMPORTANT! People have been reporting problems with the power brick. MINE hasn’t had any problems, but I suggest testing it on a crappy device first that you could stand losing before burning out an important HDD! ALSO the drive must be set as MASTER for the device to read it. If it isn’t, it most likely will not mount. It should instantly start working if it is set up correctly.

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I have figured the way to fix the problem with a lot of users that could save themselves from reinstalling their PC’s again. Please comment.

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Belkin Mini Bluetooth Adapter * Class 2; 10M

In this video I unbox the Belkin Mini Bluetooth Adapter which I bought from amazon.co.uk for £8.21.

Product Features and Technical Details
Product Features
Uses standard v2.0 + EDR and USB 2.0 to provide optimal performance
Distance range of up to 10 metres
Data rates of up to 3Mbps
Works with most devices enabled with Bluetooth technology
Windows XP or Windows Vista
Technical Details

Main Specifications
Product Description: Belkin Mini Bluetooth Adapter – network adapter
Device Type: Network adapter
Form Factor: External
Interface (Bus) Type: USB
Data Link Protocol: Bluetooth 2.1 EDR
Bluetooth Class: Class 2
Data Transfer Rate: 3 Mbps
Frequency Band: 2.4 GHz
Compliant Standards: Bluetooth 2.1
Colour: Black
System Requirements: Apple MacOS X 10.2 or later, Microsoft Windows 98/ME/2000/XP, Microsoft Windows Vista
Extended Specifications

General
Device Type: Network adapter

Expansion / Connectivity
Interfaces: 1 x network – Bluetooth
Connections: 1 x USB – 4 PIN USB Type A

Networking
Data Link Protocol: Bluetooth 2.1 EDR
Compliant Standards: Bluetooth 2.1

Product Description
Manufacturer’s Description
Stays connected to your laptop for quick and easy Bluetooth connections.This small adapter simply plugs into one of your laptop’s USB ports, quickly connecting you to the latest Bluetooth wireless technology. The Mini Bluetooth Adapter communicates with mice, headsets, printers, phones, and other devices enabled with Bluetooth technology.

Box Contents

Belkin Mini Bluetooth Adapter * Class 2

10M

Product Description
KEY USB BLUETOOTH

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Here is an example of a USB to SCSI adapter. It has an advertised max transfer
rate of 1.2MB/sec, which is almost the USB 1.1 interface rate (i.e. not taking advantage of USB 2.0). If you were using a scanner, the transfer rate is low enough, to perhaps cause the scanner to enter start/stop mode (scanner stops while data buffer empties, increasing scan time).

http://www.coolgear.com/images/326605pro.jpg

The DB-25 option is something that Apple used to use. Typically this
is Async SCSI and 8 bit, running at a pretty low speed (5M/sec to 6M/sec,
with max speed proportional to cable length, due to how data strobing
works). Old scanning devices are seldom cable limited, and a scanner
with Mac DB-25 interface runs between 1 and 2MB/sec. The Coolgear example,
looks to have a DH50 connector.

http://www.datapro.net/techinfo/scsi_doc.html

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High Performence Analog to Didital Video Converter. Easy way to convert old VHS to DVDs. Works perfectly on Windows XP VISTA and Apple MAC OS X version 10.2 to 10.5

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Yes, it’s true. The power adapters that come with the iPhone 3G are being recalled. Apple claims that they have received many complaints that when the adapter is plugged in, and then pulled out, the prongs get stuck in the outlet and it is dangerous because someone might get an electrical shock. The replacements aren’t being given away until October 10, 2008. You can read more about it here: http://www.macrumors.com/2008/09/19/apple-recalls-iphone-3g-usb-power-adapter/

And if you want to go directly to Apple’s website about this: https://supportform.apple.com/200809/

Be safe guys!

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I want to buy my friend a webcam as a gift, but given she has an older mac, the only webcam I know of that would possibly work for OS 10.4 is the Xbox Live Webcam. But again, it’s an older mac that they updated the OS on so I don’t know if they have USB2 for the webcam, what kind of cable would I have to buy to convert the USB2 so it can be plugged into a normal USB port?
Don’t get a usb webcam for an older mac! Find a firewire webcam , like the old apple iSight. (ebay) Just about any firewire webcam should work.

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