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Quote from nitro:

Please make a 15" 1280 x 1024 Powerbook and you have a customer.

nitro
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Nitro.....

You do realize you are on the EliteTrader.com website, no?
 
Investor R/T
ProRealtime (java, works very well)
Livecharts (java applet, cheap, good hotlists, but short)
Interactive Brokers charting (Java, hopefully somewhere in the (distant?) future as good as Prorealtime)
Beesoft's ProTA (EOD)
 
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Investor R/T
ProRealtime (java, works very well)
Livecharts (java applet, cheap, good hotlists, but short)
Interactive Brokers charting (Java, hopefully somewhere in the (distant?) future as good as Prorealtime)
Beesoft's ProTA (EOD)
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OPW

thanks for the reply. Unfortunately none is fitting my requirements.

Sherlock
 
Holmes, that is why I am - reluctantly- trading on a -god forbid- pretty annoying Windows XP portable...

Although this one (Acer 1703) does have a 17 inch 1280 x 1024 screen built in, I much prefer my 1280 x 854 Aluminium Powerbook for all other things besides trading...

It weighs only a tenth of it, OS X is magnificent and it is a much more elegant machine, both in looks, design and engineering...

If only there would be a killer charting app available on it... (and trade-ideas would be fine too)
 
Quote from opw:

Holmes, that is why I am - reluctantly- trading on a -god forbid- pretty annoying Windows XP portable...

Although this one (Acer 1703) does have a 17 inch 1280 x 1024 screen built in, I much prefer my 1280 x 854 Aluminium Powerbook for all other things besides trading...

It weighs only a tenth of it, OS X is magnificent and it is a much more elegant machine, both in looks, design and engineering...

If only there would be a killer charting app available on it... (and trade-ideas would be fine too)
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Same here, cannot stand the "bloat" of MSN and the other -proverbial brown matter of a liquid smelly nature-.

I remember the days my neighbour was at the local polytechnic. And there on a PC with a DX4-74 CPU, 24Mb of RAM and 2 x 300Mb SCSI hard disks he had 50 Oracle students and another 40 or so learning UNIX (vi, sed etc). Just using plain terminal emulation....

I was looking at VMware (and still have it for a "ready to run backup installation") but the video performance just is not good enough (no hardware accelleration). Otherwise I would be going to Solaris / Linux on a multi CPU machine.

Later
Sherlock
 
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