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PowerMac picture thread (Page 29)
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My Cube in action.
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Coupling on the TV, nice . So whats the setup there, not a projector as a monitor??!!!
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It'll be much easier if you just comply.
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Originally posted by ajprice:
Coupling on the TV, nice . So whats the setup there, not a projector as a monitor??!!!
LCD front projector via DVI @ 1280x768. Coupling's playing on the Cube on DVD.
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I like the way the monitor is mounted to the wall, Cool!
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Here is my updated PM/PB Picture. I will delete the prior photo.
Also posted on the PowerBook Forum.
I just purchased the PB and I'm loving it. No complaints at all!
The Wifi network is cool too. The printer is now plugged directly into the Airport Express and shared by both computers along with the internet cable modem. My mac addiction is now complete.
edit: 12/04 Added Nikon D2H into picture
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here's my semi-temporary set-up
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Wow you work on your PowerMac with no chair, now that's somethin .
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My wife surprised me for my birthday this weekend. She went all out too. Dual 2.5ghz! She made an elaborate anagram-based game out of my gifts this year. My first gift had a riddle on it that led to the next and so on culminating in the uncovering of this miniature model of a G5.
She later explained she made the mini model because she ordered the G5 in September and it had just come in last week! She was getting nervous so she intended on putting a note in it saying that the real thing was on its way (the optical drive is actually a little tray the slides out which held a paper with my final riddle. With the help of my son I was able to find my final gift in a locked closet. Needless to say, I was completely surprised. Wives just don�t get any better than this�
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You are a very lucky man to have such a fun wife.
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Originally posted by tramahound:
My wife surprised me for my birthday this weekend. She went all out too. Dual 2.5ghz! She made an elaborate anagram-based game out of my gifts this year. My first gift had a riddle on it that led to the next and so on culminating in the uncovering of this miniature model of a G5.
She later explained she made the mini model because she ordered the G5 in September and it had just come in last week! She was getting nervous so she intended on putting a note in it saying that the real thing was on its way (the optical drive is actually a little tray the slides out which held a paper with my final riddle. With the help of my son I was able to find my final gift in a locked closet. Needless to say, I was completely surprised. Wives just don�t get any better than this�
http://homepage.mac.com/tramahound/latest/
You are an extremely lucky man. Appreciate her!
(My wife forgets my birthday)
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I don't even want to think about christmas.
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Picture taken with Fugi FinePix A303 3.2 MP camera and resized
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You must have a funny hairdo sitting in front of those fans.
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Originally posted by Disgruntled Head of C-3PO:
You must have a funny hairdo sitting in front of those fans.
you mean the G5 fans? Nah!!! they dont bother me.
I tried to keep the G5 down under the table but there is lot of dust in my area and I just could not let it get dusty dowm there. Also the empty space below gives me a good leg room.
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Originally posted by addiecool:
you mean the G5 fans? Nah!!! they dont bother me.
I tried to keep the G5 down under the table but there is lot of dust in my area and I just could not let it get dusty dowm there. Also the empty space below gives me a good leg room.
ditto, gotta keep the g5 up on the desk.
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Originally posted by Gene Jockey:
http://sanghena.homeip.net/Images/Ars/setup.jpg
My Cube in action.
Damn I miss Coupling! And a cool setup you have there!
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hardware specs in sig. jbl creature II's, isight, wacom tablet, 2nd gen 20 gb ipod, and kensignton mouse.
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Originally posted by Gene Jockey:
LCD front projector via DVI @ 1280x768. Coupling's playing on the Cube on DVD.
Care to explain a little more how this setup works? What is Coupling?
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Originally posted by Pierre B.:
What is Coupling?
A sitcom TV series originally by the BBC. Official webpage here.
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Thanks. For a moment I thought it was some piece of... software .
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Here's some old school for ya. B/W G3 300MHz w/Dell 21" Trinitron, Newton MP130 also pictured .
Soon to be relegated to music server duty, once I get my new PB in Jan..
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quad-screen setup? sweet.
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Originally posted by Scotttheking:
Daddy want....Daddy want.
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Originally posted by Scotttheking:
Are those black Sony SDM-X73s? I got my second gray one for Christmas. I'll post a picture soon.
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I like chicken
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Essentially stock other than a RAM upgrade to 512MBs.
Just sold the machine this morning, actually.
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[img]homepage.mac.com/me_mort/DORM/IMG_0009.jpg[/img]
sorry that's kinda terrible. that's the setup at school.
here's a shot of the back of it now at home.
I'll try to get some better pics later... neither pic do it justice.
and here's my fsking Pismo...
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You've been waiting six months for a proc upgrade to your pismo??? Man you have patience. I would have fscked up the company and cancelled my order by now....
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Originally posted by addiecool:
You've been waiting six months for a proc upgrade to your pismo??? Man you have patience. I would have fscked up the company and cancelled my order by now....
kinda hard to cancel when they take your old processor... otherwise I would have.
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Originally posted by Lateralus:
Essentially stock other than a RAM upgrade to 512MBs.
Just sold the machine this morning, actually.
That chair is ghettolicious. Time to upgrade!
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I noticed you have a Samsung Syncmaster 173P. Are you happy with it? I've considered this monitor before, but it doesn't have any buttons to control the image, and the image control software is Windows only. How do you control the contrast and brightness? Is the Displays control panel enough to calibrate it?
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I just love the Syncmaster 173P. It has got the best color contrast and brightness. I had exactly the same questions but here is what I found out:
1. When I use the DVI input on the monitor I do not need to set anything on the monitor itself. I can calibrate it very well using Apple Color Calibration.
2. When using DVI there is no focus, timing or geometric issues.
3. I tried using it on my pc with the VGA analog in. In that case I had to use the Software Calibration tools from Samsung.
4. I found this monitor to have much much better colors and brightness than the existing Apple Monitors.
5. It comes with VESA mounting brackets
6. You can use both the Analogue and DVI Inputs at once and switch between them by pressing the power button. I have connected my Mac to DVI and PC to Analogue. Very convinient. I can use one monitor for both computers.
The 19" 193P has exactly the same features. Just a FYI
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Originally posted by addiecool:
I just love the Syncmaster 173P. It has got the best color contrast and brightness. I had exactly the same questions but here is what I found out:
1. When I use the DVI input on the monitor I do not need to set anything on the monitor itself. I can calibrate it very well using Apple Color Calibration.
2. When using DVI there is no focus, timing or geometric issues.
3. I tried using it on my pc with the VGA analog in. In that case I had to use the Software Calibration tools from Samsung.
4. I found this monitor to have much much better colors and brightness than the existing Apple Monitors.
5. It comes with VESA mounting brackets
6. You can use both the Analogue and DVI Inputs at once and switch between them by pressing the power button. I have connected my Mac to DVI and PC to Analogue. Very convinient. I can use one monitor for both computers.
The 19" 193P has exactly the same features. Just a FYI
Hope that helps
There's a 19" version?
Cool! Thanks for the info. I guess the lack of control buttons is not a caveat after all...
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Everything is the same as last year (except the mouse)
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Originally posted by Scotttheking:
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Good luck keeping all that maintained.
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NOW YOU SEE ME! 2.4 MBP and 2.0 MBP (running ubuntu)
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Bah! I haven't been keeping up with this thread!
Here is my desk setup at my school's sponsored apartments.
Dual 1.8 G5
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Originally posted by teknik:
Bah! I haven't been keeping up with this thread!
Here is my desk setup at my school's sponsored apartments.
stairs?
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Where you dual monitor guys getting the pictures that keep going onto the other screen? Custom made for each monitor perhaps? I'd love some big scenes like that to display on my dual screens.
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Originally posted by Krypton:
G4 500Mhz B&W 576Mb/25Gb
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Originally posted by willab:
really cool pict
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