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I also want to replace my wireless N extreme with the last gen for AC. Until I heard the Apple news. However. I have 2 airport expresses I use to extend my wireless coverage to my pool area and four season room. My Extreme is located in my basement office, so not the best spot for whole house...

I picked up the Samsclub version, 5422, for my mom. Great printer. Was easy to setup.

I've seen Xbox one's on the shelf, but no PS4s. Did Target hold back until stocking their shelves Christmas eve?

All I have is Macs. My express works great extending my network. But good point. I guess I need to find out what he has for devices, before I start looking.

I'll assume any extender should work? He's not an Apple guy, so I'm possibly looking at a Netgear , Dlink, etc..

Nice didn't think about this one. I have an airport express I can bring over and try

Family member has FIOS for internet service. They supplied the wireless router. I don't know the model #, but before I start looking for range extenders, are FIOS routers capable of being extended?

If it shows 2009, A1342 seems correct. Looks like a late 2009 model, polycarbonate unibody.

Info is usually on the bottom. I checked my Macbook Pro from 2009 and the serial / model # is there. http://www.ehow.com/how_6864468_model-number-macbook.html. If you get the serial #, you can figure out the model #.

I use both an inkjet and laser at home. HP BW Laserjet and always a Canon for inkjet. The PIXMA series are all-in-one and have Airprint. I'm in the market too for something w/ Airprint. Looking at the MG6420 & 7120. I've been using generic ink cartridges for fraction of the cost of OEM. Haven't...

Very good info. My 24" iMac from 2007 is still going strong. Only issue I had was an HDD failure a couple of yrs ago. I paid a local Mac shop to replace. Restored all my data from my TM backup and was back up and running in no time. I may end eventually replacing with a mini. But for what we use...

You should see a pop-up stating the device is synced to another machine. ( or something like that ) Not sure if that's still the case. What I meant was it would remove all content on the device and would then sync from the system you have it plugged into.

When you plug in your devices to your iMac for the 1st time, I suspect it'll say it's synced to another computer. You may need to wipe it out. As long as your copy your iTunes library over from your Windows box, you should be all set. You can also wirelessly sync/backup your devices to your...

Wife and I are setup the same on our iMac. We both have our own user and PW logins. Both of use are Admins to install software. Your actual login locally on the iMac is different than your iTunes account

I also use SMB:// to access shares on my corporate Macbook Pro at work. I'll assume you're trying to have you and your wife use the same iTunes library on the iMac, each with your own logins? If so, http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1203?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US So you want to change your...

I may be able to help you out with some things. For your Network drive, pulldown on Go / Connect to Server. afp://<IP address> Time Machine is picky as far as backing up to a network drives. We use one iTunes account in our household. All music is stored on our iMac. My wife and son each...

I agree. I plan on buying One for my oldest son. I'll have an extra 360 in the house if one happens to die.

I still have 3 white consoles. Two of them are arcade models. I don't plan on any new 360 console purchases, unless one of them dies before One is released. My main console has been having heat issues. Damn fans are always on. But, still going for now.

I've haven't used photostream yet, but maybe something in this link will help. Did you subscribe to her photo stream? Is she using her own icloud account on her phone? itunes and icloud account can be different on a device. http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4379?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US

I don't remember the last time I bought a DVD or BluRay. Back when my kids were younger. No more. Redbox or Blockbuster.

http://blog.comcast.com/2012/05/comcast-to-replace-usage-cap-with-improved-data-usage-management-approaches.html

It's month to month. No long term contacts required. You can setup it up directly from the iPad. I believe it'll auto-renew each month until you cancel.

Did the cloned backup have your recovery partition? My guess is no since it's hidden? I know Timemachine doesn't back it up, which is why I went with the clean install route. Either way, much better than I remember doing a windows recover many yrs ago.

You can create a Lion installer on DVD or usb stick. I just did it the other day. Needed to re-install Lion after a HDD replacement. Clean install created the recovery partition. From there migration assistant and was back to where I was prior to my HDD failure in less than 3 hrs. How to make...

I just had an HDD replaced in my 2007 24" iMac. Brought it home, used my Lion install dvd to re-install base OSX. Last step was to use migration assistant to restore users/apps/settings from a Timemachine backup. In less than 3 hrs, I was 100% back to where I was before the HDD failure. First...