I am moving to a new apartment so I’m cleaning out old stuff. The following is for sale to anyone in San Francisco:
- AirPort Express: Used for a couple of months. This is the device I used when I reverse engineered AirTunes and authored JustePort, the first non-Apple software to support AirTunes. $120.
- HP Photosmart R717: Used for 1.5 years. 1GB MMC card included. Have a look at my gallery for some pictures taken with this camera. $150.
- Unlocked Motorola V330 GSM: Barely used. Charger and car charger included. $100.
- Creative Labs Webcam Live Ultra for Notebook VF0070: Used only a couple of times. $60.
I am also selling a 7 day old 1.83GHz MacBook. Used for testing. Original box. $1120.
Update: The MacBook and the webcam have been sold.
What about AirFoil by Rogue Amoeba? It’s been out for awhile… at least since March 2005. Not sure on the timings of things, but I remain curious about the claim of “first non-Apple software to support AirTunes.” I’m not saying that they were necessarily first, but only that I know that they have been out for awhile and that it’s something to look into for the truth of that statement. I just don’t know.
cf. http://www.rogueamoeba.com/airfoil/mac/
JustePort was released in August 2004, over 6 months before AirFoil was released.
Rogue Amoeba originally claimed on their homepage that AirFoil was the first non-Apple software to support AirTunes. They have since removed that claim. Perhaps someone reminded them that lying is bad karma.