Looks like a super clean set up, so annoying that I can recreate something like this! Probably to do with the dimensions of my room!
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Post Your Mac Setup: Past & Present (Part 20)
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Looks like a super clean set up, so annoying that I can recreate something like this! Probably to do with the dimensions of my room!
They are the first expensive headphones I've bought, so I don't have much to compare to. But so far (only had them since christmas) I really like them, the sound is extremely clear.
Here's my setup:
One of these days I swear I'm going to get an iMac just so cable management becomes a thing of the past.
One of these days I swear I'm going to get an iMac just so cable management becomes a thing of the past.
Bringing in the new year with a clean workspace. Bring on the new years projects!
At my office I use a Dell P2715Q monitor and the rMBP in clamshell mode.
At my office I use a Dell P2715Q monitor and the rMBP in clamshell mode.
This is my past & present iMac 27" with 5K Retina (with a Wacom Cintiq 13 Pen and Touch Tablet) for this is my very first Apple computer. I've been a PC person the last 30+ years and wished I had gone over to an Apple sooner. I used to build my own computers and that was kind of a drag, for it seemed that I was always tinkering around with the hardware and with the Operating System. I play my PC games on the Windows side using boot camp and my graphical design work on the Apple Side.
I'm getting a new computer desk and taking down that monitor in the background, for the Cintiq serves as a second monitor as well.
I'll take a better picture once I get my new desk with my DSLR camera instead of the one here captured with the iPhone.
It's been over two years since I last did a room update video.
Thanks for looking and happy new year everyone
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Very tidy! Did you enjoy the recent Guy Martin Vulcan bomber documentary?
Also nice collection of cameras. You seem to have most brands covered!
Current setup. Need to get some shelves and do some cable management underneath.
Here's my setup:
One of these days I swear I'm going to get an iMac just so cable management becomes a thing of the past.
Clean setup. What programming environment is that? Looks tidy and easy on the eyes.
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After I have see your Mac setup, so I need to show my set up but its not so clean and stylish as your.
The setup is:
MacPro late 2013
250GB SDD
32GB RAM
Thunderbolt 27" display
120GB SSD extern HDD to quick files
iPhone 6 64GB
Synology DS215j with 2X 4TB WD Red HD
Gen 5 Airport extreme
Canon Pro9500 mk2 A3+ photo printer
Brother HL2035 Laser B&W printer
I use my Mac to serious photoshop work.
After I have see your Mac setup, so I need to show my set up but its not so clean and stylish as your.
The setup is:
MacPro late 2013
250GB SDD
32GB RAM
Thunderbolt 27" display
120GB SSD extern HDD to quick files
iPhone 6 64GB
Synology DS215j with 2X 4TB WD Red HD
Gen 5 Airport extreme
Canon Pro9500 mk2 A3+ photo printer
Brother HL2035 Laser B&W printer
I use my Mac to serious photoshop work.
If you're referring to my post, yes, it's a Speck SeeThru Satin cover. They're great. Had one on my previous MacBook Pro for 5 years with 0 issues.
Current setup just changed tonight. I have a Mac Pro 4,1 base model with 8GB of ram running 10.11 with 2 graphics cards (gt 120 Mac / HD 5770 PC) with 2 20 inch cinema displays. Connected to the Mac is a set of isub and Harmon Kardon speakers. For input I use a Logitech K750 Mac edition and an E-blue gaming mouse. To the right is my Power Mac G5 Dual Core 2.3 with 5.5GB of ram running 10.5.8. On top of the machines are my other machines. My early 2011 13Inch MacBook Pro with 16GB of ram and a 240GB SSD running 10.11. Finally my trusty iPad 3 16GB running iOS 8.3.
Thanks. It's called Brackets. I just use it for front end web development because it's the only live editor that works well with CSS on Windows.
Change my computer desk to a new one, it makes it look nicer in my opinion. I'll take a better picture in the future, but right now I just use a picture from my iPhone. I also got new headphones, they are Bose Wireless --- I know people complain about Bose, but they sound good enough for me and are comfortable. That is all that matters to me.
Thanks for the tip. I'm going to look into it as I'm heading down the path to CSS in the near future.
It is a Gaems M155. It is powered by USB3 or a included adapter that uses two USB2 ports. It uses a regular HDMI port for the image.