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OK, here's my updated setup (gone = Sony 2.2 GHz notebook, added = PowerBook G4 1.5 GHz)...

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clayj said:
Not quite... it's art.
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wow thats very cool... sadly I've never heard of that gallery and I live in Seattle and my Moms an artist. :rolleyes:

edit- I like you setup with the PB instead of the sony! why did you keep the 850Mhz Sony and get rid of the 2.2ghz Sony??? doesnt make sence to me.
Also, are the 2 sony PCs and the Mac Mini connected to that nice Dell LCD or is the Mac Mini connected to the 15"?
 
w_parietti22 said:
wow thats very cool... sadly I've never heard of that gallery and I live in Seattle and my Moms an artist. :rolleyes:

edit- I like you setup with the PB instead of the sony! why did you keep the 850Mhz Sony and get rid of the 2.2ghz Sony??? doesnt make sence to me.
Also, are the 2 sony PCs and the Mac Mini connected to that nice Dell LCD or is the Mac Mini connected to the 15"?
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You should go visit Traver Gallery... you'll see some of the best glass artists in the world there.

I kept the 850 MHz Sony notebook for a very good reason... it, too, is now a work of art. And yeah, the Sony PCs are connected to BOTH monitors (23" + 15"), but the Mac mini is connected to only the 23" (Mac mini = no dual monitor capability). All three machines share the same keyboard and mouse.
 
clayj said:
You should go visit Traver Gallery... you'll see some of the best glass artists in the world there.

I kept the 850 MHz Sony notebook for a very good reason... it, too, is now a work of art. And yeah, the Sony PCs are connected to BOTH monitors (23" + 15"), but the Mac mini is connected to only the 23" (Mac mini = no dual monitor capability). All three machines share the same keyboard and mouse.
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Wow!!! Thats very very cool!!! I wish that was the cover of my iBook... I'd tell him not to paint over the Apple symbol though. :D I see that your in the art world/ art collecting world. Very cool. very cool.
 
What brand/model mouse is that with the Blue LED? Also, do you know if there is a wireless version? Thanks! :cool:

Gil_Grissom said:
I've just had a referb of my room and now have a proper workstation for which to work on. New setup photo here.
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suede said:
What brand/model mouse is that with the Blue LED? Also, do you know if there is a wireless version? Thanks! :cool:
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DeSnousa said:
I believe its the Microsoft Stark and i there is no wireless version.

http://www.engadget.com/entry/3868766997708411/
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Yes you are right. There are two versions, one with the blue illuminating strip down the middle, another with an orange strip. Yes unfortunately it is only wired, no wireless option. It's a good stylish mouse, lovely and smooth to use. MS PressPass. Product page

Clayj, nice setup. I prefer this one against your old one. The PowerBook makes all the difference! Hehe! :D I have the same printer! (at least similar printer in same product range!) :cool:
 
DeSnousa said:
Nice setup clayj, btw ii think you need to find a matrix screensaver ;)
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Yeah, the one for the Mac isn't the same as the one I have for Windows... but I know how to make it work for the next time I shoot a photo. :)

EDIT: OK, I've updated the image so that the Matrix screensaver is now also running on the PowerBook. It is the IDENTICAL screensaver to what's running on the other monitors. ;)
 
clayj said:
EDIT: OK, I've updated the image so that the Matrix screensaver is now also running on the PowerBook. It is the IDENTICAL screensaver to what's running on the other monitors. ;)
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Nice. Again, improvement! Just a quicky, where did you get the screensaver from for your PB? Thanks. :)
 
Gil_Grissom said:
Nice. Again, improvement! Just a quicky, where did you get the screensaver from for your PB? Thanks. :)
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Heh heh. Actually, it's running in Windows... on my PowerBook. ;)

w_parietti22 said:
:eek: Arent those chairs like $500-$600!!!????
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I think I might have paid more like $800. But it's worth it, and it's hardly the most valuable thing in the room. ;)

w_parietti22 said:
is that big black box a file cabnet thing or is some big server full of Xserves???
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Nope, just a file cabinet (same line as all the rest of the furniture... Herman Miller Beirise line).
 
My stuff



My old Quicksilver. 933 mhz/Superdrive/1.5 gigs ram/60 gig boot drive/200 gig data drive/Airport
My wife inherited this setup when I got my G5.




350 mhz g4 1.2 gigs ram, 10 gig boot drive/40 gig firewire data drive.
Dual 2.0 ghz G5/3.5 gigs ram/160 gig boot drive/300 gig data drive 250 gig firewire for backup/256 meg Radeon 9800 Pro card running dual 20" LCDs, Microsoft keyboard/Logitech mx1000 mouse. My 15" 1 ghz aluminum powerbook is there too.
Anybody know of a solution for messy wires?
 
ham_man said:
Probably a parting gift from M$... :rolleyes:
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lol. please MS isnt nice enough to give people $800 chairs... they just give them there falling stocks.

My mom worked for M$. sadly it was so long ago that she was working on the adds for Word 1.0. lol.
 
I'm on a casual quest for a nice chair (I have a pretty nice one, but being cheap, it flattened on me pretty fast :p). Clayj, mind giving us a frontal of that chair, without all the labelling? That'd be awesome. :)
 
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