There is no denying the sexiness of an apple monitor.
If you like it aged and thick, I guess. Yes. #
There is no denying the sexiness of an apple monitor.
Agreed! Mine from 2008, I sold it a few years later!Personally think the old all aluminum ones looked better
I made some upgrades to my setup I bought a new Mac Mini
Hi all today i Upgraded My Desks with some HUE-LED Stripes. I can control them from any Mac or iDevice and it recognizes when Mac goes into Sleep Mode
Tech Equipment:
MacPro 5.1 2x6 Core 3,46GHz Xeon 64GB RAM 4x 4TB HDD +1TB PCIe SSD EVGA GTX 980 4GB
2x Cinema HD Display 30" <- I love the "Old" 30"
on the other site of my Room:
IMac 27" 5k 4,0GHz Intel Core i7 32GB RAM 3TB FusionDrive AMD R9 M295x
Furniture:
dining Table Custom Build by Tischfabrik24@ Germany klick
Self Made Apple Lamp in Background
If you have any Question's just ask
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The picture is taken by me. You can download the WHA version seen on my rMBP here.Nice! Mind sharing the wallpaper?
what came first, the chicken or the egg?
LEDs look pretty cool in photos, but what are the actual benefits when doing actual work? Serious question because I am really curious what is the point, beyond looking cool?
Hi all today i Upgraded My Desks with some HUE-LED Stripes. I can control them from any Mac or iDevice and it recognizes when Mac goes into Sleep Mode
Tech Equipment:
MacPro 5.1 2x6 Core 3,46GHz Xeon 64GB RAM 4x 4TB HDD +1TB PCIe SSD EVGA GTX 980 4GB
2x Cinema HD Display 30" <- I love the "Old" 30"
on the other site of my Room:
IMac 27" 5k 4,0GHz Intel Core i7 32GB RAM 3TB FusionDrive AMD R9 M295x
Furniture:
dining Table Custom Build by Tischfabrik24@ Germany klick
Self Made Apple Lamp in Background
If you have any Question's just ask
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Accent lighting? Just because you enjoy it.
I ordered a 21.5" ZR22W to use next to my 27" iMac in portrait for coding. Really need to get rid of my bookshelf speakers on the desk but it's impossible to beat them otherwise.
Accent lighting? Just because you enjoy it.
LEDs look pretty cool in photos, but what are the actual benefits when doing actual work? Serious question because I am really curious what is the point, beyond looking cool?