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I miss the PowerBook Picture Thread...Let's Get It Going Again
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I am very much interested in the "desktops" and accessories people are using with their PowerBooks. The picture thread was great for seeing setup, add-ons and the such. Let's see how you "work" it!
So to get it started here is my 800 TiBook DVI with Cinema Display, with Soundsticks and a JVC Monitor for DV editing.
If the image doesn't show above, it can be found at http://home.earthlink.net/~dmwilsonh/mi_desktop.jpg
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That's a great photo; Apple would probably love to see that since it really shows off what they're trying to do with the TiBook.
I don't have one myself, at least not yet. If I do I'll certainly get a good photo or two!
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Sweet set up!
I used to have a mousepad like that. I think it was freebie from some vendor. Can't remember which one, though.
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I got exactly the same setup only a bigger sony tv
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I tried to sig-spam the forums.
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dillerX,
I could've used a neighbor like you in college!
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I`m speechless...those dual displays looks so nice
Seriously...that`s a sweet setup!!
Tom.
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Originally posted by tomra:
I`m speechless...those dual displays looks so nice
Seriously...that`s a sweet setup!!
Tom.
I thought about buying one large one, and two 17"ers was cheaper, and better in my opinion.
Originally posted by Apple Pro Underwear:
hey diller! clean this!
That is what my desk USUALLY looks like. I tidy up a bit before i take a picture.
Originally posted by G-mac
dillerX,
I could've used a neighbor like you in college!
Man, I owned a Apple Color Classic in college. Believe it or not, it is still chugging away on Sytem 7 in one of my nephews rooms!
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Originally posted by thirsty:
Here's my Ti 550 with my iMac 800. I mainly use the Ti for work and network it to the iMac when at home. iPod is close by.
Hifi has Pioneer DVD, Marantz Reciever, Panasonic VCR, PS2 and at the bottom Epson Photo 890 Printer.
Hope you like.
http://localhost/Users/mikebahr/Desktop/IMG_0002.JPG
Edit that link... gotta point it to the right url, not just "localhost"
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hey oeyvind...
awesome pic of your Ti.... i was hoping to get a powerbook soon and was wondering, where did you get those palm rest covers/trackpad protectors? They look COOL AS!
thanks in advance...
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Originally posted by siflippant:
hey oeyvind...
awesome pic of your Ti.... i was hoping to get a powerbook soon and was wondering, where did you get those palm rest covers/trackpad protectors? They look COOL AS!
thanks in advance...
Thru a pal in Tokyo... the firm I got it from is pawasapo.co.jp:
http://pawasapo.co.jp/ac/rr/rr.html
http://pawasapo.co.jp/ac/tf/tf.html
BTW, it's not expensive at all... ^^
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Nice speakers. I used to have the 700s in my old office.
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Wow, you've got a copy of the Ghost World comic (or is it a "graphic novel?")! Most people I know have only seen the movie, including myself. If you've seen it, does it compare much to the stories on paper?
Yet another post for me in this thread without actually owning a PowerBook.
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Originally posted by Commodus:
Apple Pro Underwear:
Wow, you've got a copy of the Ghost World comic (or is it a "graphic novel?")! If you've seen it, does it compare much to the stories on paper?
If you like the movie, you should like the book. That is if you like books of the graphic genre.
hey dillerx,
I DID CLEAN IT UP! i removed all my issues of swank and etc. haha
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Originally posted by Apple Pro Underwear:
Who's the girl in the picture wearing the white dress? She looks hot from that angle.
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Slick shoes?! Are you crazy?!
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Kaner, two things:
First, where can I get that desktop wallpaper (if it isn't built into Jaguar)? That's a nice look.
Second... how can you have a PowerBook and the other surrounding equipment yet use it all while sitting on an $8 chair?
Your next "upgrade" should be at Ikea or the local office supply store, methinks.
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one day, one day....
the background is part of jag, in the nature section
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all of kaners money goes into the keef box... so that explains the $8 chair... and i am pretty sure he stole his "helicopter landing" pad from me
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You may be right about the box phang but the landing pad you never had....
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Finally learnt how to get these images up :
Here's my Ti 550 with my iMac 800. I mainly use the Ti for work and network it to the iMac when at home. iPod is close by, & Nokia 6310 Mobile. Photos are Taken with a Canon IXUS 300.
Thge Hifi has a Pioneer DVD(DVS737), Marantz Reciever (SR8000) Panasonic VCR, Playstation2 and at the bottom Epson Photo 890 Printer.
Hope you like.
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g4 imacs to me are the most beautiful computers ever created
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That is a beautiful desk thirsty.
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Hey, Apple Pro Underwear! Nice LCD Panel! What is it? I want one!
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Some men see things as they are and say why?
I dream things that never were and say why not?
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Originally posted by Kaner:
[img]PICTURE[/img]
Ah, I can see that I am not the only one that keeps his Lacie firewire drive in a Box... they are so damn noisy.
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"the only real centre of the universe is yourself"
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Looks like a good job so far - if it's not too late, try to paint the interior an interesting colour (such as that blue) so that the keyboard stands out more.
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Believe me , the transfer on the TFT-bonnet is really beautiful and supersmooth, the pictures don't do it justice at all.
It was the last paintjob that made me start all over again, because suddenly my spraypaint reacted with leftovers from the original Ti-paint.
i was thinking to emphesize the carbon with a black transfer with a carbon-fibre look (a grid).
Around the keyboard and trackpad I want a colorful transfer as well, perhaps from a manga cartoon. It's tempting just to brush the Titanium, but would look too "corporate".
The bottom is just shiny black. I used candle wax to cover the leds on the battery.
Anyway, This is the first modded Tibook in the history of mankind ! It stands out I like it !
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inquisito!
NEC Xtraview 18.1 inch Multisync 1850 E
srgb and vga. i can hook up 2 computers to it because it has dual vga plugs. very nice and it's pretty cheap. full reccomendation. it's black, so it may not be apple goodness, it'll match any system.
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Here's my 667 DVI next to the office Dell. The P4 1700 Dell renders the same Cinema 4D scene in 1/3 the time. Both have 512mb SDRAM.
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Originally posted by Macrat:
What game is that?
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I find the fact that you put a table fan behind your TiBook for additional cooling hillarious.
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Originally posted by Orthodoc:
What game is that?
Carmageddon 2
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Originally posted by Macrat:
Which PowerBook is that? Does it really need that huge fan blowing air onto it?
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It's a 667 DVI, and happens to be the first mac I've owned that actually plays carma2 really well. I only need the fan when I'm doing stuff that tends to kick the fan into blowdryer mode, like quake3, carma2, ripping lots of cd's, etc. The fan is Much quieter than the stage2 fan, and keeps the pb cool to the touch. A better solution would be to find a usb powered fan, or if I could find a smaller ac-powered fan.
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FlyFan's are cool. They generate a decent amount of airflow!
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...and they will drain the battery, won�t they?
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Well, it's not one of those fancy new Powerbooks, but the following is a computer I put together using a child's play desk, Lego's, and salvaged parts from various PB 5xx. The processor (167 mHz NewerTech upgrade), hard drive, floppy, etc are built into the blue desktop. The keyboard is flush mounted. The screen (PB 540c) is held within a framework of lego's. There is a QuickCam camera on the top of the display (see 2nd pic). Also have flush mounted speakers on either side of the display, with subwoofer under desktop (along with external 9gb disk). Have it networked to the rest of my computers, with access to the internet (only pbskids.org and bigideafun.com). Kids have enjoyed this for 2 years. Still going strong.
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Originally posted by blb8t:
Well, it's not one of those fancy new Powerbooks, but the following is a computer I put together using a child's play desk, Lego's, and salvaged parts from various PB 5xx. The processor (167 mHz NewerTech upgrade), hard drive, floppy, etc are built into the blue desktop. The keyboard is flush mounted. The screen (PB 540c) is held within a framework of lego's. There is a QuickCam camera on the top of the display (see 2nd pic). Also have flush mounted speakers on either side of the display, with subwoofer under desktop (along with external 9gb disk). Have it networked to the rest of my computers, with access to the internet (only pbskids.org and bigideafun.com). Kids have enjoyed this for 2 years. Still going strong.
That is really cool. Bravo.
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