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Luca Rescigno
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Feb 21, 2004, 12:57 AM
 
Originally posted by Link:
I love everything but that ms keyboard.. hehee. *drools*
Are you serious? MS makes the second coolest keyboard in the world... the coolest, of course, is my Logitech Cordless MX , but after that the MS ones are pretty sweet. You have to admit, they make excellent input devices. Their software sucks but their hardware division has it down.

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Feb 21, 2004, 01:01 AM
 
I'm a pretty big fan of their keyboards. Rugged and good looking. Their mice are decent if you have tiny girl hands, but if you have man hands... you'd might as well just go straight to Logitech.
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Feb 21, 2004, 02:27 AM
 
Their keyboards are way too spongy/weird for my liking.. they just have no *resistance* it seems >_>
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Feb 21, 2004, 11:26 AM
 
i like the logitech; ms not so much. i find the best keys of all on the powerbook itself!
     
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Feb 21, 2004, 12:11 PM
 
Originally posted by Link:
I love everything but that ms keyboard.. hehee. *drools*
I can understand. I originally bought the keyboard for my PC, but then I realized how nicer it is to type on than the Apple Keyboard. I've been using the natural style for almost 10 years and find I am faster on it than the typical keyboard layout. Aside from the MS keyboard lacking an Apple logo, it is the best keyboard I have ever used. The included software for Macs is well done.
     
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Feb 21, 2004, 12:22 PM
 
Originally posted by Luca Rescigno:
Are you serious? MS makes the second coolest keyboard in the world... the coolest, of course, is my Logitech Cordless MX , but after that the MS ones are pretty sweet. You have to admit, they make excellent input devices. Their software sucks but their hardware division has it down.
I found that the MS software for the Mac is far superior than the software that came with my Logitech MX700 and elite keyboard, which were replaced by the MS Optical Desktop Pro. Also, what is up with the lag when adjusting the volume with the Logitech keyboard? My MS keyboard doesn't do that.
     
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Feb 21, 2004, 08:04 PM
 
Yes, Microsoft's software is better than Logitech's because you can specify actions on a per-application basis. But I can live with the Logitech software.

What do you meant there is lag when adjusting volume? It seems fine to me. All I've noticed is that if you spin the wheel super fast, it doesn't adjust the volume any faster than if you spin it at a medium rate.

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Feb 22, 2004, 01:31 AM
 
there IS lag when adjusting volume.. apparently this is fixed with more ram but I doubt it..

About the MS keyboard- yeah I dig the ergo style myself. I know addesso makes a really expensive split keyboard like that (and it's in clear/black or grey/black) -- but they're totally subjective.. I kinda want one but I heard they're not too great.
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Feb 22, 2004, 01:33 AM
 
Originally posted by peppermg:
I have your microwave!
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Luca Rescigno
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Feb 22, 2004, 08:18 AM
 
Originally posted by Link:
there IS lag when adjusting volume.. apparently this is fixed with more ram but I doubt it..

About the MS keyboard- yeah I dig the ergo style myself. I know addesso makes a really expensive split keyboard like that (and it's in clear/black or grey/black) -- but they're totally subjective.. I kinda want one but I heard they're not too great.
I've noticed lag as well, but that was with older, slower machines I've used. My PowerBook G3/233 did it and my iBook did it, but my PowerMac doesn't do it and my eMac never did either. Funny, the laptops were both G3s and the desktops were both G4s. My desktop adjusts its volume plenty fast all the time, and I rarely experience any slowdowns at all with it.

I haven't used an Adesso keyboard, but I did use an MS Natural Keyboard for a couple months. It was pretty good, but since it used PS/2 only and not USB, I had to kind of jury-rig everything into place. Got an adapter to use the keyboard on a USB port, and used uControl to swap the Alt and Windows keys (which translate to Option and Command, respectively). Volume adjustment worked, F12 to eject the CD worked, but none of the hotkeys worked and no software drivers were available. I am fine with the ergonomic form factor but the standard one is also just fine. The feel of the keys on this Logitech is amazing, better than either the MS or the Apple. That makes up for the lack of an ergonomic design.

Anyway, I'll get back on topic and post a picture of my setup in the PowerMac Pictures thread.

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Feb 22, 2004, 01:50 PM
 
Originally posted by peppermg:


Heh I have the same SONY clock, it's a dandy.
     
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Feb 22, 2004, 01:57 PM
 
Originally posted by Rewes:
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Feb 23, 2004, 11:52 PM
 
Originally posted by Link:
there IS lag when adjusting volume.. apparently this is fixed with more ram but I doubt it..

About the MS keyboard- yeah I dig the ergo style myself. I know addesso makes a really expensive split keyboard like that (and it's in clear/black or grey/black) -- but they're totally subjective.. I kinda want one but I heard they're not too great.
i had lag on a 1ghz TiBook with 1GB of ram.
     
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Feb 23, 2004, 11:54 PM
 
Originally posted by Luca Rescigno:
Yes, Microsoft's software is better than Logitech's because you can specify actions on a per-application basis. But I can live with the Logitech software.

What do you meant there is lag when adjusting volume? It seems fine to me. All I've noticed is that if you spin the wheel super fast, it doesn't adjust the volume any faster than if you spin it at a medium rate.
When you spin the wheel fast the sound dialog on your screen kinda lags behind.
     
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Feb 24, 2004, 12:42 PM
 
Originally posted by lunaticbunny:
OMG thats sweet!
     
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Feb 24, 2004, 01:03 PM
 
*drool* I want that set up! Love the screen saver and desktop pic.
     
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lunaticbunny, what is you lcd sitting up on or is it just designed to sit that high up
     
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Feb 24, 2004, 06:34 PM
 
Originally posted by thetman:
lunaticbunny, what is you lcd sitting up on or is it just designed to sit that high up
that's just my firewire box.
     
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Feb 24, 2004, 06:55 PM
 
[QUOTE]Originally posted by lunaticbunny:

Thats perfect!!, exactly what I want to do except that I would use the bluetooth mouse and keyboard.

What lcd screen are you using? It goes perfectly with the Powerbook.
     
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Feb 24, 2004, 10:02 PM
 
[QUOTE]Originally posted by AE-35 Unit:
Originally posted by lunaticbunny:

Thats perfect!!, exactly what I want to do except that I would use the bluetooth mouse and keyboard.

What lcd screen are you using? It goes perfectly with the Powerbook.

I've got to ask the same thing has AE-35 Unit, what's the LCD model you're using?

I've been wainting to see the perfect match and this seems like it!
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Feb 25, 2004, 02:18 AM
 
That is the Samsung 173T. It comes in black and silver. It's super bright compared to PB LCD, i had turn down the contrast and brightness by half. And i haven't calibrated it yet, it's too blue.

Originally posted by Bonhomme7heures:
I've got to ask the same thing has AE-35 Unit, what's the LCD model you're using?

I've been wainting to see the perfect match and this seems like it!
     
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Feb 25, 2004, 01:04 PM
 
My setup

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Wacom Graphire 3 with a photo of me when i was little.

Taken with an old 1,3 Mpix olympus digicam





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Feb 25, 2004, 01:10 PM
 
Wuts up with having a mice on either side of the 'book. I'm guessing its for some sort of etch-a-sketch software.
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Feb 25, 2004, 05:31 PM
 
Originally posted by Alpha-sphere:
My setup

Powerbook 15" 1,25 GHz superdrive
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Epson CX5200 all-in-one printer
Wacom Graphire 3 with a photo of me when i was little.

Taken with an old 1,3 Mpix olympus digicam
WHy does your sig say you have a 15 inch PB, yet the picture below it is of a 17 inch one?
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Feb 25, 2004, 06:03 PM
 
What are you talking about, that is a 15". 17" is way wider than that.
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Feb 25, 2004, 06:08 PM
 
I own a 17 inch PB, I think I know what it looks like closed

Besides, this is an image of the 17" from apple's site:

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Ohhhhhhhhhhh you mean the pic in the sig, kinda got confused there. Yeah your right about that one, my mistake.
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The left wacom mouse is just sitting on top of the tablet. I don't really use it. I only use the pen.

My sig use to say "only 1" thick" i'm to lazzy to change the pic
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PowerBook 12" G4-867 640MB 40GB
     
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Say it isn't so my favorite thread has gone to the second page of the forums cannot have that...
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I'm in the process of getting my CDs onto the computer...it's annoying at times, but fun listening to a bunch of old music I haven't heard in a while. (Click the picture for a larger version.)

     
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Minor update on mine.





     
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Jeez, and my picture was after I had cleaned things up...
     
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fellow2000, where did you get that wallpaper from???? It looks pretty cool.
     
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Originally posted by PHYMAC:
fellow2000, where did you get that wallpaper from???? It looks pretty cool.
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Fellow2000-
What kind of desk is that? I really like how it looks. Thanks!
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Originally posted by darkhawk64:
Fellow2000-
What kind of desk is that? I really like how it looks. Thanks!
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It's the Jerker from Ikea, it is fairly common.
     
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Heya Guy,

Where did you get the cool lighting fixture on the side wall, very nice and classy.

Thanks
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My essential stuff on the road, 12" 1GHz rev. B, 768MB/60GB/AE/Combo, 160GB external firewiredisk, portable Porta Pro headphones, MS Intellimouse BT, also brought my pentax optio s4 camera (used for this pic, no flash, so a little bit dull in colors).



Here a pic from back home in Norway with a messed up desk, running twinview with my good old Eizo L565k-screen. Also shown is my very good old Psion Series 5.

     
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Originally posted by dabigdawg:
Heya Guy,

Where did you get the cool lighting fixture on the side wall, very nice and classy.

Thanks
I bought it at Home Depot. They were on sale in the store a few months ago. I don't see them on the website.
     
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thanks...will look out for them

Originally posted by InterfaceGuy:
I bought it at Home Depot. They were on sale in the store a few months ago. I don't see them on the website.
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Here is my the pictures of my Titanium PowerBook G4 when I was un-packing it at my dads office:

http://homepage.mac.com/nfleming/PhotoAlbum8.html


Here my new setup on my new desk in my new room:

http://homepage.mac.com/nfleming/PhotoAlbum9.html
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Templetalker, is that a Panasonic MR230 or 250 that you have? I myself have the N/E10 combo, and an additional R909 recorder. I've always wondered how the Panasonic was, I really like the clean look of it.
     
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Originally posted by azt33:
Templetalker, is that a Panasonic MR230 or 250 that you have? I myself have the N/E10 combo, and an additional R909 recorder. I've always wondered how the Panasonic was, I really like the clean look of it.
Hey Azt33, Cool Man. The SJ-MR250 is truly sweeter then a bumble bee's booty! I picked it up passing through Tokyo on a trip up to Northern Japan. My only complaint is the amp for the mic produces a hiss at higher volumes. On the positive side however, it's so sweet for its size and I even left it out in the rain all night long and it works like new! (phew) Also, I haven't got a clue how to work the NET MD on Apples. Do you have any ideas? Peace : )
     
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Templetalker, have a look here

You'll find that board a nice board if you are into MD. So the Panasonic is not only nice looking, but also durable! I think I need to think about getting one...
     
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Finally....Here is mine.
It is in a SMALL basment suite with my Fiancee that we have to share with her Elderly Grandfather (Which is the only reason we are staying)
Also keep in mind that this is about 1/4 of my DVD collection and I still have about another 300 CDs back in my moms storage room (My old room )

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