Topic: I'm posting with my ipod touch... (but the macbook isn't faring so well...)

[DammitDan]

Isnt that freakin cool? 

I just got a new macbook, too.  Spent the last day just playing with it. 

[my78k]

I use my Motorola Q to surf when I am stuck commuting via the train a fair bit...I don't have the IPOD yet but they have come down so far in price it may be time soon.

Dennis

[mj_honda]

Sweet

I'm a hugh Mac dude. Been using them since the early 90's and have owned an iPod since the beginning. My brother uses it every day and it still has the original battery which makes it almost 7 years old.

After the first of the year I really want to get an iPod Touch but can't seem to justify it right now. When Apple releases a version with 32GB of space I will jump.

Owning an Apple product is like owning a Honda product. It will go forever:)

[DammitDan]

Owning an Apple product is like owning a Honda product. It will go forever:)

Meh, if you say so...

I haven't even had it a day and I've already run into problems on my Macbook 2.2GHz Core 2 Duo.  It seems the internal speakers work just fine for music, but when I plug in headphones or earbuds the centered tracks (mainly vocals) basically go away.  And when I plug in a stereo system to the output jack it gives me a loud low frequency hum.  This happens both in Leopard and in XP (I have both installed on the mac).

What's weird is, if I go into the system preferences either in XP or Leopard and mess with the left/center/right balance, all the way left or right the vocals come back in (although it's still in both ears, which it shouldn't be), but when you center the balance you lose everything that is centered in the mix (mainly, the vocals and any main instrument that's not panned hard left/right).

I tried updating my drivers, using different headphones/earbuds, wiggling the jack around, different songs and players, even went so far as to reformat and reinstall Leopard.  Still messed up 

The only aftermarket modifications I've made has been an upgrade from 1GB to 4GB RAM and a boot camp install of XP.  Unfortunately, as I'm going to be using this computer mainly for Pro Tools music production and editing, I really need the headphone jack to be at 100%!

I'm gonna take it in to the mac store tomorrow and see what they say...  I think I may have gotten a dud soundcard (or headphone jack at the very least!)

[cb350twin]

Owning an Apple product is like owning a Honda product. It will go forever:)

1+ I,ve been using my Mac for 8 years still going strong.
I use the samsung SCH-i730 for my phone and mobile internet has wifi. But next time I,ll just get a tiny phone and a iPod touch I,m thinking.