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Post Your Mac Setup: Past & Present (Part 9)

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InteriorDEV

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What do you see:
- MacBook Pro 15" 2.4gHz with 4GB RAM (Late 2008)
- 24" BenQ screen with Balls of Steel (TV show) playing
- Logitech MX3200 keyboard and mouse set.
- Wacom Bamboo tablet
- 5.1 Logitech speaker set
- 1TB WD Elements external HDD
- Mousepad with USB hub
- First generation iPod Touch 16GB with a broken(?) battery
 
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nw43

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My new setup

Need a bigger desk and some cable management work...
 

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P2370HD samsung HDTV monitor
Logitech AudioHub
3TB of HD space in the lower left there with a 7port USB hub connected to the laptop along with usb peripherals


been looking to get a deskmount for the monitor so I get a little more space on the desk for my paperwork/books
 
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Arn1499

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Typical day...

20" iMac 2.16 GHz Core 2 Duo (Sept 2006)
Cable modem and Time Capsule w/ external HD (1TB total) in the other room
Logitech 2.1 Speakers
HP Officejet All-in-One
Marshall Valvestate AVT 2000 combo amp
Line 6 PODxt (connected to mac via USB)
Squier Strat
Lee hanging out under the desk, 10 yr old Golden :D
Taken w/ a Canon Rebel XSi
Also I have an old Gateway laptop in the lab (I'm a chemistry grad student) running Ubuntu and WinXP
 
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BradenG

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Arn1499 said:
http://www.usd.edu/~marnett/img/desk.jpg

Typical day...

20" iMac 2.16 GHz Core 2 Duo (Sept 2006)
Cable modem and Time Capsule w/ external HD (1TB total) in the other room
Logitech 2.1 Speakers
HP Officejet All-in-One
Marshall Valvestate AVT 2000 combo amp
Line 6 PODxt (connected to mac via USB)
Squier Strat
Lee hanging out under the desk, 10 yr old Golden :D
Taken w/ a Canon Rebel XSi
Also I have an old Gateway laptop in the lab (I'm a chemistry grad student) running Ubuntu and WinXP
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Go Brew Crew !! :D
 
SchneiderMan

SchneiderMan

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They work great, simple as that, it depends on the cable sometimes you can use one drop for 2 cables. they stick hard and dont come off. so be careful.
i use some under my desk for my headphone cable (like a little cable management) and its a very thick cable works great! im a little sad they didnt send me any for review oh well.
And trust me you will use all 6, i did.
 
Markleshark

Markleshark

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Carlisle, Up Norf!
Maybe not the best place to ask, but I'm after a Digital Wall Clock for my setup and I'm wondering if anyone knows anywhere to get a modern looking one? In the UK would be preferred, but I've searched for ages with no luck.

Cheers,
Mark.
 
GoCubsGo

GoCubsGo

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Markleshark said:
Maybe not the best place to ask, but I'm after a Digital Wall Clock for my setup and I'm wondering if anyone knows anywhere to get a modern looking one? In the UK would be preferred, but I've searched for ages with no luck.

Cheers,
Mark.
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Mark, hi. Jessica here. What about this?
Giant ass flip clock.

You can thank me later, preferably by telling me if you'll build me a cabinet for my tv and components like the one you built. (that was you right?)
 
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Markleshark

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jessica. said:
Mark, hi. Jessica here. What about this?
Giant ass flip clock.

You can thank me later, preferably by telling me if you'll build me a cabinet for my tv and components like the one you built. (that was you right?)
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Yeah, I have seen that, it almost hurts dropping like $100 on a clock then postage to the UK, but damn it's awesome.

That wasn't me, but I'll totally be all manly and build one for ya. ;) I did build my own desk, how hard can it be?
 
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GoCubsGo

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ipodtoucher said:
That looks freaking amazing!! MUST HAVE
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Agreed but like the iPod lamp, I can't ever find a way to buy.

Markleshark said:
Yeah, I have seen that, it almost hurts dropping like $100 on a clock then postage to the UK, but damn it's awesome.

That wasn't me, but I'll totally be all manly and build one for ya. ;) I did build my own desk, how hard can it be?
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Oh sorry my bad about the mistake. BUT try to find a similar clock. Being in the UK you all usually have some rather awesome stuff. Hell, my duvet came from ASDA believe it or not. I searched for the right one for over a year and WHAM ASDA run and £12 later I have the duvet. I wish I had bought two. 2 years later I still love it.
 
SchneiderMan

SchneiderMan

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Edit, the designer is look for a manufacturer. it would be very expensive because of two things:

1. OLED screen
2. Exclusive design
 
drewsof07

drewsof07

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cleanup said:
Those look great! Thanks for the tip! I used to use tape. :rolleyes:
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My solution is masking tape and twist ties. Tape the twist ties to the back of the desk and it holds cables in whichever route you want. It's cheap, peels off easily and holds strong. Perfection :)
 
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GoCubsGo

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drewsof07 said:
My solution is masking tape and twist ties. Tape the twist ties to the back of the desk and it holds cables in whichever route you want. It's cheap, peels off easily and holds strong. Perfection :)
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For me when I put time into it, it was zip ties and sticky tack (that blue stuff).
 
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