Your Mac Hardware Setup


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I just looked for the old topic, and it seems to have evaporated ... So i'll start a new'un :D

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Just keep this one going for a few weeks.. I think I have managed to get my boss to buy me a 1.25GHz G4 Powermac for work.

Finally get to run a mac! I'll post a picture whenever I get it!! :)

Here is my iMac

http://www.balshaw.net/Neowin/iMac.JPG

and the PC Laptop I'm trying to sell.... good riddance if you ask me :)

http://www.balshaw.net/Neowin/Laptop.JPG

now that does look nice

but

i can see one thing i hate there.. and wouldent want to use...

the mouse... it looks weird and uncomfterble :wacko:

I like that shelf. Looks like you need a doc for that iPod ;)

i have a dock, it's the 15GB iPod. :D the line-out at the back doesn't work, no sound coming out at all. took it to the store, they said they needed to check it.. and i haven't got time to get it back these days..

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