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ultimaweapon - how can software split physical hardware connections? - i assume you have a box there? - Just since there web site talk about their software...

It's all software :D

It works over a network. Each OS still needs its own machine, keyboard & mouse, but once they are connected you can just hide them away under the desk, such as what I have done ;)

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Some of you get really nice set ups!! - my next upgrade which i am shopping for now is some LCD's - i got 4 computers and only 2 monitors! and 2 laptops.

sorry for the bad lighting on this pic

(pic is on port 6543)

http://200.12.238.21:6543/comps/room01.jpg

i'd smash that window and grab all those comps if i lived near ya :p

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It's all software :D

It works over a network. Each OS still needs its own machine, keyboard & mouse, but once they are connected you can just hide them away under the desk, such as what I have done ;)

Your Right most computer is mac osx i see no mac build on synergy's site

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yeah, our house is just dusty. it sucks. but i clean it often. ill clean it and take better pics ;)

finally found a wired intellimouse 4.0! for $20!

where?i picked one today for $43 at compusa. :/ should have looked at this thread first. :laugh:

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That's so perfect... :cry:

*jealous tear*

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V nice Dazzla!

and thanks c! :blush:

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where did you get that mousepad?..it looks nice

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I remember you've posted in past some of those pics .. I collect everything from the beginning .. :rolleyes:

Hey Cosmin, I collect them too. But, I am missing some of the early ones. Can I get a copy of what you have? I would really appreciate it.

BTW, if you want to see more setups, HardOCP has a forum like this one, and spymac has a HUGE collection in their gallery link. Also try cubeowners. Good galleries too.

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yeah, our house is just dusty. it sucks. but i clean it often. ill clean it and take better pics ;)

finally found a wired intellimouse 4.0! for $20!

Is this mouse any good, I was thinking of buying one but not sure, also does anyone have the cordless version? if so does it skip in games? :wacko:

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