Nemas brige, samo naprijed. Ipak su to samo staticke slike. Mozes pitati ima li na njemu - u toj konfiguraciji - otvarati po 20 JPEG-a a da je svaki file od 5 MB? Ima, i radi sa svih 40 odjednom otvorenih!

Japanci to izgovaraju Prug&Šray. Ovo zadnje ima smisla ;->

Kad smo već kod smisla, evo jedno pitanje malo offtopic, pa ne zamjerite. Imamo na poslu jednu lampu kojoj je maticna klimava pa se svako malo gasi i krepava, ali nemreš onak lijepi komp bacit, kaj ne? Nova maticna je 2300 kuna (s ugradnjom), a ni prek neta nema bas puno jeftinijeg rješenja. I sad nastupa paklenski plan: ubaciti macmini nutra pa nek stvar sljaka. Misli li netko da bi to bilo izvedivo bez previse komplikacija? Zapravo, pitanje svih pitanja je bi li se displej mogo prištekat na mališana? Isto pitanje ide i za Combodrive koji je klasični, kao što svi znamo, ne slotloading...
Kaj bi bilo s hlađenjem? Vjerojatno ne bi bilo problema, jer lampa ima onaj ogromni ventilator, ap ak bi nutra bil otvoreni macmini, još bi se mogel prehladiti, kaj ne?

Ako je u lampi display spojen na isti način kao i na laptopima (a vjerujem da je), onda zaboravi sve skupa.

Još jedno OT...
Da li netko zna kakva je situacija sa iMacom G5 i njegovim internim spajanjem displaya - naime krepala matična, a iskoristio bih ga kao LCD display za Minija.
Jel netko pokušavao ?

The graphics cards inside the laptops have that special interface compatible with the display in this laptop, but normal PC graphics cards do not have this kind of interfaces. One problem is also that there is wide variety of LCD display interfaces in use, so first you need to figure out what interface is used (can get hard) and then get somewhere information how to interface to it (information might not be publically available). Here is a list of some LCD screen interfaces used or in-use nowadays:

- Analog VGA (used in external LCD displays but not in laptops normally)
- 44-pin TTL parallel
- 20-pin LVDS serial
- Digital Video ( 6-bit for each color R/G/B ) Sync Signal,DOTCLK, 4 pairs LVDS (used in some IBM laptop displays)
- DVI (Digital Visual Interface LCD panel digital interface from DDWG, used for external LCD screen mainly)

So the conversion between normal PC graphics cards and LCD display taken from old laptop is generally very complicated and usually not worth of a try. To do the conversion you would first need to get to know what type of interface that LCD screen uses, then get the specifications of that interface, then specifications of that specific LCD and then design your own interface for that. Very complicated and not worth of the problem to try to do that at least if you plan to do this for saving some money (maybe a good educational experiment for a very good hardware/electronics expert, but not recommended for any average electronics homebuilder).
It is possible, but in order to get the LCD to run off a standard VGA or standard digital video card, a converter must be bought. The converters cost about $250+. Its often cheaper just to buy a flat panel display. Regular flat panel displays on the market now are at least 15\" which is much larger then the most laptop LCDs out there. The ready-for-vga flat panels for sale include the sort of input converter that you would have to buy to make the bare LCD work. While it seems like the converter should not cost half the price of a new LCD display, it does. The LCD interfaces that work for old laptop screens were made in low quantity for a few specific projects and are designed to support numerous types of LCD.

dali ova memorija radi na mac miniju g4 1.25 mhz

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