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Post Your Mac Setup: Past & Present! (Part 8)
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To be honest, as far as it goes here in the states the standard in architecture is AutoCAD. Last I checked Autodesk has no intentions of releasing this on a Mac. They had discussed it and hired a developer more than 5 years ago (when I inquired) but never seemed to get there. If I were going back to school to finish a degree in Architecture I would ensure that the school was going to use an application that ran natively on my computer. The unfortunate aspect of this all is you're at the mercy of your University.
Yes, I am aware you can run windows on a Mac, but if my primary focus was school (and it will be in an architecture program) then I would buy a computer that runs the application as smooth as possible. I'm sure the MBP can handle it but the MacPro or the higher end iMac would handle it much better. Just keep that in mind and you may want to ask your Professors before you shell out a load of cash on a Mac and find out it is worthless to you in the long run.
I'm betting another 5 posts until we see it, anybody else want in on this bet?<snip>
Finally got a little bit of free time to take some photos
What are you talking about. The picture is in the actual post.
I think he means the standard question that is asked about the clock...
That your sig. addresses
It's been a while since I had been here, and it was many threads ago... think it was #5 or #6, and we're are still discussing fliqo... considering it's been mentioned on page1.
What's this obsession with this screensaver? really. Surely theres enough to talk about, than this blasted screensaver... surely?
What's this obsession with this screensaver? really. Surely theres enough to talk about, than this blasted screensaver... surely?
I'm just more amazed by the fact that as much as it's brought up around here, people still don't know what it is.
But it's alright, I don't mind.
hey guys is their a flat panel for which i could connenct my macbook and watch tv on it is for my dorm when i start college in the fall
Most new TV's over $700 have a port for connecting your computer to it.
Just go into your local electronics store and tell them what you need.
Ya, that would be it, haha. I think it has been mentioned on every other page in this thread already. The was one post in a past thread where the questioned was asked and answered 3 times after the post. Was it that hard for people to read the responses to a post to see that their question had been asked and answered?
And there isn't anything great about it, it is just amazingly popular, I used it for a few months and got bored of it. It is just that there is always somebody who doesn't have enough energy to go to google or mroogle and type in the search...
lol do know really. its a university bedroom. the is probably 2.4m wide, and the desk is 2.4m wide ie its end to end. but the chair is crap, also im quite heavy so its even worse.
o well, next year when i move into a house im planning on getting a Herman Miller Mirra - my parents have that in one of the study's, can sit on it for days probably and not feel it
Macbook Pro 2.4Ghz, WD Studio 1TB, iPod Nano 3rd Gen, Shure SE110, Logitech MX3200 Combo, Sigg Bottle,HP C6280 All-in-one, D-Link 655 and a few other odds and ends.
I just turn my screen off for a screensaver. It is a true screen"saver". I love all the PowerBook setups because I have one. I think that some of the pictures on this thread are better looking than the ones on Apple. One thing I have to recommend is to turn the flash off when taking pictures of old style MBP's and PowerBook Alu's so you do not get a keyboard with horizontal lines on it. Plus the flash makes glare spots on the screen.
Finally got a little bit of free time to take some photos
My current setup looks just like that but without the beautiful iMac. Getting my new setup in the next few weeks.
OLD: https://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?p=4751505#post4751505
(I had a pic of my old mac setup but i cant find it)
My new setup:
I know the floor's a mess, I haven't had time to clean it yet.
I'm waiting on a few more accessories before i work on wire management, I'll do it eventually.
My whiteboard, working on a currently confidential project.
Not yet complete but getting there.
(I had a pic of my old mac setup but i cant find it)
My new setup:
I know the floor's a mess, I haven't had time to clean it yet.
I'm waiting on a few more accessories before i work on wire management, I'll do it eventually.
My whiteboard, working on a currently confidential project.
Not yet complete but getting there.
here is my setup guys and gals
Should get some GE "Reveal" bulbs for that lamp, they really help with the yellow color, I have the same one and they produce a much whiter light.
cannon rebel xti
this is the best camera i have ever owned..its my first DSLR camera
i got these from ikea http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/50060609
i like them because they dont produce alot of heat
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