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Griffin RadioShark Meanwhile, some users are reporting issues with another Griffin product, the RadioShark.

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Check out the AirClick support page every couple of days to see if a fix or update has been posted.' We are taking steps to create a fix for this, however, at this moment, there are none.

'We have noticed a growing number of issues the AirClick is having with 10.4.9. Griffin's technical support department has now acknowledged the issue, stating:

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Select the Startup Disk preferences from 'Installer' menuĪirClick: Griffin acknowledges issues We previously reported on issues with Griffin's AirClick on systems running Mac OS X 10.4.9 that prevent proper communication with the device.

Startup his Mac from the original Mac OS X installation media (DVD) by inserting it into the optical drive and holding down the 'C' key.

I hit return and the Macbook promptly booted into Vista again. Frustrated, but not alarmed, I rebooted, held down the option key and noticed that the OS X drive was already selected.

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When I came back I noticed my Macbook had booted into Windows Vista rather than OS X.

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'Yesterday evening, while getting ready to post a few things to Monkey Bites, Apple?s Software Update program popped up to remind me that OS X 10.4.9 was available. In the blog posting, Steve Gilbertson writes: Persistent booting into Windows A Wired Blog posting details a situation where some Intel-based Macs continuously boot into Windows (via Boot Camp) after the Mac OS X 10.4.9 update. If you are experiencing a similar issue, please let us know. This might be considered an enhancement, but some users are reporting that even the lowest volume setting is too loud for some purposes after the update. In other words, the same volume setting represents a much higher actual volume. But I’m not too sure about the stainless typewriter keyboard.System volume much louder Some users have reported that the volume scale is much louder after applying the Mac OS X 10.4.9 update. The hybrid remote-mouse is definitely a winner though. It’s hard not to say it reminds me of the new iMac and Mighty Mouse, but assuming these were done in 2006 it’s interesting to see the two converge. The work is helping industry design the wave of next generation PC’s.

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The Vista Concept PC emphasizes the dual nature of the PC as both a productivity tool and an entertainment device and became the purest embodiment of the Vista design language. Microsoft engaged Carbon’s design and engineering team to create a flagship concept PC to inspire as well as validate Microsoft’s Industrial Design Toolkit. The design strategy was communicated in an Industrial Design Toolkit, which contained all the design components and specifications to create tangible visual representations of the colors, materials, fonts, and form language in the Windows Vista operating system. With the launch of Windows Vista, Microsoft embarked on a never-been-tried-before initiative that spanned the entire hardware industry and attempted to bring the hardware and software design and development closer together than ever before. A set of 9 images provide a pretty good example of what Carbon and Microsoft envisioned for the “Vista-generation” of computers. Today I stumbled across Carbon Design Group’s portfolio, a Seattle-based industrial design company who’s worked on many Microsoft projects including the X360 controller, racing wheel, LifeCam, Laser Desktop 6000 and Windows Home Server. Apart from the minority who likes to tinker with the hardware, there’s no reason why the PC can’t be more compact and integrated. It might probably take more than a year for an industry thriving around function over form to do the opposite, but Apple’s iPod and iMac demonstrates most people are even willing to sell body-parts to look good. More than a year on, as charming John Hodgeman might be, the sad fact is that most OEM PCs today with a few premium exceptions are still bulky boxes with just as many stickers are wires connected. When Microsoft shipped the “ Microsoft industrial design toolkit” to over 70 original equipment manufacturers last year before the launch of Windows Vista, Microsoft hoped to get rid of the “ beige box” ideology and turn PCs into objects of desire.