Does anyone know of an adapter set that will allow you to use a regular keyboard wirelessly? I'm googling but so far all I can find is an IR adapter for PDAs. My issue is that I need a really good adapted keyboard for my disability - a normal wireless keyboard would really hurt.
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I do indeed have a pair of Shur EC2 (I think) at home that I hated and won't wear. I've given up on listening to the iPod on the plane because the plane is too loud and the Shurs were so uncomfortable. I also have some hearing loss so I'm afraid to go too loud anyway...
Alas, I am too impatient and so I went ahead and ordered. Sorry 'bout that. We'll see how it works; I'm reasonably earplug-tolerant.
Consuela, I just sent you mail about the Schur earbuds.
Hi guys -- I found this via Dealram, and it looks suspiciously cheap to me. Can anyone tell me what's wrong with it?
(Also, it says "for 1.8Ghz models" -- mine's a dual 2Ghz, is that going to matter?)
That is very cheap.
Like $50-$90 cheaper than other sites.
What kind of system do you have?
Like $50-$90 cheaper than other sites.
Yeah, which is why I'm suspicious, especially since it's not listed as a promotional/clearance price. I've got a dual 2Ghz PowerMac G5 (not Intel, about a year old). The RAM that came with it is PC3200.
I think I'll play it safe and just order from OWC.
More about iPod video conversion: [link]
Without TiVo To Go, my lack of caring is remarkably large. Why does TiVo refuse to get that?