No USB ports on Ipad!
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From: nospam on 29 Mar 2010 02:44 In article <mjr587-akq.ln1(a)spanky.localhost.net>, Kelsey Bjarnason <kbjarnason(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > Hence, the joker who suggested a 300GB file in an attempt to try to > > "win" his argument. > > What, you've never heard of anyone working with large files? Sorry, > happens pretty regularly. tally up the sizes of every file on a typical user's hard drive and very few, if any, will be in the 300 gig range. how many netbooks even have 300 gigs of free space? > One of our clients needed us to clear out space on a server for him, > because he (rather, his company) had completed a render, and needed to > drop it (via external USB drive) onto the server so that the far end > could pull it, via FTP. > > Size of the file? Over 300 GB. It was a video render of a segment of a > new movie for Disney. In HD. what does that have to do with an ipad? nobody is going to do 300 gig render on an ipad. > Sorry, but your bizarrely limited view of how computing works does not > constrain everyone else. Video production _frequently_ involves > transferring chunks of data, even single files, of many and sometimes > even hundreds of gigs. nobody is going to do video production on an ipad either.
From: Peter Köhlmann on 29 Mar 2010 04:08 nospam wrote: > In article <o78587-opd.ln1(a)spanky.localhost.net>, Kelsey Bjarnason > <kbjarnason(a)gmail.com> wrote: > >> Hmm? You mean USB 3? Which is backwards compatible? And supports the >> approximately 10 *billion* USB devices shipped thus far? > > usb 3 requires new cables. To use USB3 speeds, you forgot to mention. You can plug in USB2 cables as well. And get USB2 speeds because the additional USB3 wires are not present in USB2 cables > if apple did that, you'd be screaming. If apple did that, OxRetard would be over COLA all over again spouting fanboi drivel how extremely well it can connect to the outside world. You know, about the same every cheap netbook does now, just better Face it, cargo cult member, you have shown so far that you guys are just extremely badly informed fanboiz, devoid of any grasp of reality. And you will spare no idiocy to defend apples imbecile decisions -- You're not my type. For that matter, you're not even my species
From: nospam on 29 Mar 2010 04:18 In article <hopn6q$hvk$02$1(a)news.t-online.com>, Peter K�hlmann <peter-koehlmann(a)t-online.de> wrote: > >> Hmm? You mean USB 3? Which is backwards compatible? And supports the > >> approximately 10 *billion* USB devices shipped thus far? > > > > usb 3 requires new cables. > > To use USB3 speeds, you forgot to mention. i didn't forget to mention anything. > You can plug in USB2 cables as well. And get USB2 speeds because the > additional USB3 wires are not present in USB2 cables which defeats the whole advantage of usb 3, not to mention that you have to replace existing external drive enclosures too.
From: Andrew Templeman on 29 Mar 2010 06:51 MuahMan <muahman(a)gmail.com> wrote: > I have a Dell monitor that has an 11-1 card reader. My laptop 13-1 > card reader. reads them all except CF cards I believe. Only my > Prosumer Canon 50D uses it though. Even my new 7D has gone SDHC. All the info I can see says that the 7D is still CF. The 1D can use both. The 550D is SD -- Andy Templeman <http://www.templeman.org.uk/>
From: Hadron on 29 Mar 2010 06:43
Kelsey Bjarnason <kbjarnason(a)gmail.com> writes: > Wes Groleau wrote: > >> chrisv wrote: >>> Idiot. Have you no idea of the usefulness of removable storage? You >>> are utterly without a clue. >> >> Your unnecessary repetition of "idiot" may be projection. > > It's not. Nospam and his cohort hh are about as stupid as people can be > and not actually collapse in on themselves due to the immense > gravitational pull of their own fundamental cluelessness. > >> Anyway, I find removeable storage VERY useful. > > No kidding. That fact that you two even mention this is more telling of your own stupidity. You find removeable storage useful to move data around! Wow. Einstein move over!!!!! Kelsey Bighead still misses the fundamental reasons WHY the standard port is not there on an Apple device. And THAT is, in itself, VERY scary and indicative of why she was unable to understand why 8 gigs on a "phone" were useful to many. Funny how in some cases lots of storage is good. In others its not. (And that was to simplify it for Kelsey as you CAN use external storage with the iPad). |