Whitelist Noise - Transcript - Hour 1, Segment 12

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Hello, little pause for the cause there three minutes, well seven minutes before the hour actually. My name is David Lawrence and before we went to break we were talking about the new products from Apple that have come out just this past week at Macworld. People were still sort of reeling from Macworld this week. Steve Jobs did the big deal, I actually saw him on CNN Headline News, he was fascinating. I saw him doing a one-on-one with Shane McGowan CNN Headline News. That*s a very rare thing for him and this certainly was the year of the iPod for those of you that heard last week*s show from the CES from the CES Show in Las Vegas from the floor. Everything was all about iPods, we were in the mobile section, everybody wanted to talk about the iPods. Now they came out with the new form factor the iPod shuffle. So it*s going to be very interesting to see if all of those same companies, who tooled up to do things that encased both the regular iPods, the newer thinner iPods and the iPod Mini, will also come out with things that will allow the iPod shuffle to be plugged in for that USB plug on the bottom. Very interesting 99 bucks, there is no display, there is no wheel, it is basically a sticky gum that holds you know few hundred songs. And plays them in random order or plays them in newest to oldest. So it*s a very interesting situation, its not meant for the enthusiast, its meant for people who can afford to be an enthusiast. So that*s pretty cool and it*s the another thing that looks sleek, it works really well. It*s held by Lanyard and use the same bugs that you would use for a normal one very, very cool and worth looking into. 180039 online is our telephone number. 18003966546, Bill you are Online Tonight with David Lawrence, hello Bill.

Bill: David I have iMac OS 9. I am hooking up to 4600 Epson, it does me I can*t the drivers and apparently it doesn*t see the printer, because it*s not there to fit.

David Lawrence: Okay and now is this, you are familiar with this printer as being an AppleTalk printer?

Bill: Yes.

David Lawrence: How do you know?

Bill: Okay maybe I don*t.

David Lawrence: Okay I am just asking.

Bill: Yeah it*s okay.

David Lawrence: Here is what I am doing right now, I am googling Epson 4600 MAC OS 9 just to see if it*s compatible with Macintosh. I imagine it would be, but--

Bill: It talks like it does, I mean from the instructions.

David Lawrence: Okay, I am not even seeing an Epson 4600, I see an--

Bill: It*s a new model.

David Lawrence: There is an HP Scan-jet 4600.

Bill: No it*s an Epson 4600.

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