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Not a bad desktop wallpaper from the looks of it, HazMacFan... got a link?
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Originally Posted by Commodus
Not a bad desktop wallpaper from the looks of it, HazMacFan... got a link?
I'm at work now, will post it tonight.
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Spanning hack enabled as well, shares the DVI-I port on my TV with my Oppo.
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Is that the iP4000 or 5000 dazzla?
Also, where did you get that desk?
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ip4000 and the desk is from Argos.
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that is one cool desk, Methinks i may nip to Argos to get one
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Originally Posted by dazzla
ip4000 and the desk is from Argos.
Awesome, i have the same one. I will check out argos
Could you give me the measurements dazzla?
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24-inch iMac Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz
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20" iSight, 2.5GB RAM.
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[QUOTE}=HungrySeacow]20" iSight, 2.5GB RAM.{QUOTE]
You payed for a 2 gig stick of DD2?!?!?! 
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Originally Posted by harrisjamieh
[QUOTE}=HungrySeacow]20" iSight, 2.5GB RAM.{QUOTE]
You payed for a 2 gig stick of DD2?!?!?!
Otherworldcomputing.com was less then $300 
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Originally Posted by HungrySeacow
20" iSight, 2.5GB RAM.
Can you post that wallpaper please?
Thanks.
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Well I figured I would let you guys know that I returned my iMac. Luckily I was within the return period. $169 restocking fee... Oh well. I will be sure to post new pictures of the new iMac when I get it. It has two ram slots so I will be sure to post pictures of those. One thing that sucks is that I now have to sell my 2GB chip that I bought. Hopefully it will be worth it 
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I hope you took some xBench numbers to compare with when you get the new beast. I'd like to see somebody back up Steve's 2-3x faster comment. 
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Originally Posted by HungrySeacow
Well I figured I would let you guys know that I returned my iMac. Luckily I was within the return period. $169 restocking fee... Oh well. I will be sure to post new pictures of the new iMac when I get it. It has two ram slots so I will be sure to post pictures of those. One thing that sucks is that I now have to sell my 2GB chip that I bought. Hopefully it will be worth it
new intel mac uses different ram or something?
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I have just done the exact same thing, I have confirmed it, and am taking my 9 day old 17" back to john lewis on sunday. They cant exchange it for the new one, as they dont have it in stock yet, so i will order it from the apple store.
jaydon34, yes the iMac now takes the fastest DDR2 available (667 i think), but it is now also laptop RAM, - same performance as equivalent speed desktop RAM, just half the length. I too have a 1 gig stick of DDR2 I bought to put in my imac which I will now have to get rid of somehow. Oh well, at least I will have an intel !
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I have just done the exact same thing, I have confirmed it, and am taking my 9 day old 17" back to john lewis on sunday. They cant exchange it for the new one, as they dont have it in stock yet, so i will order it from the apple store.
jaydon34, yes the iMac now takes the fastest DDR2 available (667 i think), but it is now also laptop RAM, - same performance as equivalent speed desktop RAM, just half the length. I too have a 1 gig stick of DDR2 I bought to put in my imac which I will now have to get rid of somehow. Oh well, at least I will have an intel !
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that kinda stinks why switch to laptop ram. Its more expensive wtf
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Yes its sligtly more expensive, but with the last version of the PPC iMac, 512MB of RAM was integrated into the motherboard, and there was only one slot for expandability, meaning that to get 2.5 GB RAM users had to pay a fortune for a 2 gig stick. Now the iMac has no built in RAM (im guessing this is due to it not being available with intel) but does have two RAM slots, alowing for less (2 gig) but more flexible RAM options
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I've been lurking here for a while and I'm learning some good things from ya'll so I thought I'd post my apples. I began using a Mac since the Mac II was new and we used to use MacDraw and MacPaint and I still have a fully functional Mac SE. It's cool to see you guys' machines and set ups. Thanx

*15" G4 PowerBook 1.5Ghz
*20" iMac 1.8Ghz with Black Mactallic cover
*Logitech wireless keyboard & mouse
*Linksys Wireless Router and both wirelessly connected to each other
*Technics receiver, Kenwood Cassette Deck connected to iMac
*3 Gargoyles standing watch against evilness

Here is my Mac SE. I can't believe it runs like a champ still after all these years.
I also have a G3 desktop and G4 not pictured
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Nice setup dude. Love the fact you still use the Mac SE!
Btw, to any mods who may be reading, why cant the imac forum have this thread as a sticky? The powermac forum does, and that way, people dont forget about this thread, and hopefully it could be updated more.
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My modest new setup, nothing flash, and i will be looking to add to it in the near future.
External firewire dvd burner.
Epson R200 printer.
Netgear wireless router, and a stupid microsoft optical mouse, which will be replaced soon.

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Here is my current setup, even though it doesn't have the iMac(YET)...
Should be here wednesday and will be sitting where my powerbook is... can't wait...
Also there's a pic of the poster above my head...

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Awesome Transformers poster.
I used to have a large collection of the original die cast Transformers toys from the 70s. My mother unwittingly threw the entire collection out when she deemed I was too old for them. As fate would have it, they're now quite valuable...
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Originally Posted by Psikotic
That's just Prime! I love the Dreamwave posters. I've got the Starscream one and the Devastator/Superion one in my living room.
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I used to have a large collection of the original die cast Transformers toys from the 70s. My mother unwittingly threw the entire collection out when she deemed I was too old for them.
It's actions like that which keep people from visiting their parents on holidays. 
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Here is the other poster I got and put onto some black board... In my old office I had Optimus on one wall and Megatron on the other wall, this way it looks more like a war in my office...
btw not tryin to ge things off topic  will post my iMac wednesday when it arrives...

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Here it is... just came in yesterday and was too busy to take a new shot...

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Originally Posted by jaydon34
nice I know you love it
sure do, already have resumed programming on some websites with it, completely done transfering everything from my Powerbook...
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Originally Posted by Psikotic
sure do, already have resumed programming on some websites with it, completely done transfering everything from my Powerbook...
I have a newer Ibook so Im debating on a machine. I dont know if I should get a new macbook pro or an Imac to replace my windowz box
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if you already have an ibook, then surely use that for on the road, and the imac for a workstation at home
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Originally Posted by harrisjamieh
if you already have an ibook, then surely use that for on the road, and the imac for a workstation at home
Yeah a that is a better Idea and the left over money that I have from not getting the macbookpro. I could use to buy a flat screen for my Pc and fit both the imac and pc on the same desk.
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Here are some pictures of my new setup. I changed from using a PowerBook as my main machine hooked up to my Cinema Display to using a 17" iMac and the Cinema Display.
Notes on everything in the picture and larger sizes are here.
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So three months ago I was all windows, and now... I'm all Mac!!! Woo!

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............and again....
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heres my updated setup in my brand new place.

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g2h0, we have the same speaks, but I had no idea that the covers came of the front of them. I got them from a friend with no box/info on them at all, you've made everything on my desk match now. No more black speakers with a silver pbook.
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how do you have your direct tv hooked up to the iMac eyetv? and if so how do you plan on hooking up an xbox in addition I would love to do this when I get my first mac...thanks
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Originally Posted by applenut1
slightly different now and will be replaced with an iSight model shortly. Also added a surround system and an Xbox to it
how do you have your direct tv hooked up to the iMac eyetv? and if so how do you plan on hooking up an xbox in addition I would love to do this when I get my first mac...thanks
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20" intel imac

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21" 2.5 Ghz Core i5 iMac | 13" 2.0 Ghz Core 2 Duo Macbook
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hey there,
i have the directivo hooked up via an ATI TV Wonder USB 2.0. I chose that device because it was very cheap (on sale for 50 bucks at Best Buy) and was advertised as having no lag meaning i could hook a game system up to it since most of el gato's products have a slight delay making gaming impossible.
I use El Gato's eyetv software
It works very well but ATI's hardware is cheap and has blown out twice on me, but they have replaced them so far.
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