Apple Computers

Apple MacBooks, like many electronic devices, pose several environmental hazards. The production process involves the extraction of rare earth metals and minerals, which can lead to habitat destruction and pollution. Additionally, the disposal of MacBooks can contribute to electronic waste, as they often contain hazardous materials such as lead, mercury, and batteries that can leach toxins into the environment if not properly recycled. Lastly, energy consumption during use contributes to carbon emissions and climate change if the electricity is sourced from fossil fuels.

To determine if the person is authorized to be using the MacBook, you would need to verify their credentials or permissions. This could involve checking if they have a user account, appropriate access rights, or if they are following company or institutional policies. If they meet the necessary requirements, then they are authorized to use the device. Otherwise, they may need permission from an administrator or owner.

To become an Apple computer distributor, you must first apply through Apple's official website or contact their sales department for information on their distribution program. You'll need to meet specific business criteria, such as having a solid business plan, a physical retail location, and sufficient financial resources. After the application process, you may be required to undergo training and adhere to Apple's guidelines and standards for branding and customer service. Once accepted, you'll receive access to Apple's products and support for your distribution efforts.

With the latest versions (of Flip camera, iMovie and QuickTime) you should be able to Import Movies from iMovies File menu. With some older Flip cameras there was a piece of conversion software that was required before the video could be imported into iMovie. (See links below)

The hard drive should install and format just fine. However, if you're looking to use the pre-installed Mac OS X and software from the newer MacBook Pro on the older MacBook, it probably won't work well, if at all.

Macs are silver because because of the idea of silver springs.

If your talking about the cost of replacing a broken screen then it's usually very expensive. You can try to use an external monitor if you can't afford a new screen and wait to save up money for a new computer.

You won't know the exact cost until you call around to a few repair shops. You might also consider doing a Yahoo/Google/Bing search to find more repair shops.

There are certain Privacy Laws against this sort of activity in certain countries. However, if you have been granted remote access to the MacBook in question from your Mac, you may be able to view their iSight remote using ScreenSharing. Another option available is if you are a network administrator and you have a VNC setup. You should be able to connect to the user's client using your VNC client.

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unfortunately no, but you can get boot camp or some software that lets you run windows programs on an apple, so you could play fo3.

If you mean on an IMac, all you need to do is move it to trash and empty the trash. It deletes all the files with it (Unlike windows). If you mean an IPhone, then I am pretty sure it is not possible unless you jailbreak.

No, it is just software form Microsoft to play certain videos, etc, from the internet. Just keep it updated like any other software to keep it running right.

Nvivia video card.

Exel works better it being from Microsoft, I have personally used both. I would recommend Exel.

Since the question doesn't specify when the pinwheel icon appears, there could be various reasons. It could be connectivity issues with your modem, installed software is taking awhile to load, your browser's flash media might have quit unexpectedly, depending on how old your MacBook Pro is, your hardware might be having a difficult time keeping up with accessing or loading an application.

The first Apple I was developed by Steve Jobs and Stephen Wozniak in 1976. Rod Holt Joined them in producing the Apple computer in their dad's garage. Jef Raskin joined them to design the first Macintosh.

Macbook 13 sleeves can be purchased at Apple stores, on Amazon, at Best Buy stores and at Target. Macbook 13s are very popular, so their accessories are very easy to find online and in brick and mortar stores.

Sorry, right now IncrediMail is not working in Mac OS.

Macbook pro is better than macbook air. Although it is heavier but it has better screen quality and the screen is made out of glass.

if you are tight on money, i would suggest u to get and 11 inch macbook air, if not get a macbook pro which is $9088 (Hk dollars) Or even better ones that are listed in apple.com.

Alright, last thing. Macbook pro has a better battery life. It can be used up to 7-10 hours for 13-15 inch. But for 17 inch it is only 5-7 hours.

Air sucks, and pro rocks!

You guys should listen to me, cause once you get an air. You will regret.

No value is placed on some vintage Apple devices. The current condition of the market plus the Apple IIc state dictates the base price to set. Checking the eBay Marketplace shows a model sold for $30.00.

It depends entirely on what the printer has for a connector. USB, Firewire or Ethernet/wireless.

Make sure you have the printer drivers installed on your computer first for your particular model of printer before you hook the USB, Firewire or ethernet cable up to the computer.

You can also go to the printers web site and look in their support area for any updated drivers and they usually have the manuals you can download also.

Without knowing the exact scanner model it is impossible to give exact instructions but Epson scanners are generally well supported by Mac OS X and should be recognised when connected. Plug scanner into computer. Turn on scanner. Launch Image Capture (in the Applications folder) and it should find the scanner and offer preview - set up - scan options. In other software, such as Photoshop, the scanner will probably be recognised as a TWAIN device.

No, but there are Apple Stores in Charlotte (2), Durham, Greensboro, & Raleigh.

Yes, but you should look on the box or ask someone with the headphones your looking at to make sure they work on a Mac. Some of them can be a pain to pair. In theory they should be "plug and play" on any machine.