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diotav

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bowlby87

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My latest setup just need a new desk...

- MacBook Unibody 2.0ghz 2GB RAM, 160GB HD
- Samsung T220 Monitor
- Harmon Kardon Soundstick II's
- Apple Wired Keyboard
- Razer Diamondback Mouse
- Western Digital Elements 640GB HD


 

adamvk

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Oct 29, 2008
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Well I moved my home office into a different room in my house, and I like the new room so far. Its much more cozy.

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My sweet cable management (I just did this today and I'm happy about it :))

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kymac

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OMFG!

Its been mentioned about 50 times in this thread!!
First post! even

yea.. but thats not something people know to look for.. its kinda funny when poeple freak out at the new person who asks.. when the whole problem could be solved by NOT POSTING your setup with the screen saver active. ugh..
 

iMpathetic

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Pizimped. Computer was overheating so I stuck it in an Antec Three Hundred. Way better airflow and way smaller. :D
 

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thedeadbone

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Latest setup, finally close to where I want it:

1.) Dell Mini 9 Hackintosh: 1.6 GHz Intel Atom CPU, Mac OS X Leopard, 32GB HD, 2GB RAM, 8.9" Display

2.) 8-Core Mac Pro: 2 x 2.8 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon CPU, 16GB RAM, 3TB HD, 30" Dell Display, Medium Intuos4 Wacom Pad

3.) MacBook Pro: 2.2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo CPU, 4GB RAM, 160GB HD, 15" Display
 

DeusInvictus7

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Aug 13, 2008
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Latest setup, finally close to where I want it:

1.) Dell Mini 9 Hackintosh: 1.6 GHz Intel Atom CPU, Mac OS X Leopard, 32GB HD, 2GB RAM, 8.9" Display

2.) 8-Core Mac Pro: 2 x 2.8 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon CPU, 16GB RAM, 3TB HD, 30" Dell Display, Medium Intuos4 Wacom Pad

3.) MacBook Pro: 2.2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo CPU, 4GB RAM, 160GB HD, 15" Display

How are you liking the 3007WFP? I just ordered a 2709W a couple days ago. Very excited.
 

xparaparafreakx

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Latest setup, finally close to where I want it:

1.) Dell Mini 9 Hackintosh: 1.6 GHz Intel Atom CPU, Mac OS X Leopard, 32GB HD, 2GB RAM, 8.9" Display

2.) 8-Core Mac Pro: 2 x 2.8 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon CPU, 16GB RAM, 3TB HD, 30" Dell Display, Medium Intuos4 Wacom Pad

3.) MacBook Pro: 2.2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo CPU, 4GB RAM, 160GB HD, 15" Display

How do you like your Intuos 4? Is it worth it to replace my Intuos 3 and its pens?
 

CBlasek

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Nov 11, 2006
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Updated the setup a bit.

Old ...

Dell Optiplex running Vista with 2 17" acers, work laptop hooked up to Acer H233H, and MBA sharing the screen. Which is the first picture.

New!

Dell XPS Studio i7 920 with 8 GB ram, dual Acer H233H hooked up to it.
Managing screens using Ultramon, so the one on the left will go to one screen, and I can use the work laptop or MBA with the second monitor.

Using synergy across all machines with a custom built configuration loader, so I can switch configs on the fly.

Optiplex is now running Windows Server 2008 using Hyper V for 8 VM's. Usually 4 are only on one time. Machine has 1tb drive with 4 GB ram and quad core CPU.
  • Work Domain, so I can do a trusted domain connection inside my network
  • Personal Domain Controller
  • Exchange 2007 for my own website / for testing purposes (2VMs)
  • Webserver using IIS
  • Webserver using Apache
  • SQL 2005
  • SQL 2008

MBA is personal machine. Use it on the road and for most of my work when I am in the living room or something.

Waiting on Geek Squad, to come install two 37" tv's, run wiring from the wall to the PC for HDMI to the TV from the PC, HDMI from the server to one of the Acer monitors, and run speaker cable around the room. One TV for CNN / Headline News / Watching crap while on stupid conference calls. One for Cisco Telepresence. Work paid for one, I am paying for the other.

Laptop is now running CentOS 5 with Asterisk on it and bringing in 4 sip trunks for VoIP, 6 Polycom phones around the house with one Linksys WiFi phone.
 

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CBlasek

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Nov 11, 2006
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Cisco Telepresence, awesome!!!! :eek:

Yea, the entire company uses it. Its frikkin amazing. Im not personally a fan of Cisco, I prefer Juniper, but TP is amazing. Every home office is getting the TelePresence 500, basically a home office version of TP. We are a distributed company through out the world, so it makes sense.
 

Mintin8

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Mar 4, 2009
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Yea, the entire company uses it. Its frikkin amazing. Im not personally a fan of Cisco, I prefer Juniper, but TP is amazing. Every home office is getting the TelePresence 500, basically a home office version of TP. We are a distributed company through out the world, so it makes sense.

Wow, awesome. If you dont mind me asking, what company is it? (Sorry for going a bit off-topic)
 
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