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darkblackcrow can u post a pic of your wavemaster black tinted side window? i think I want one now! lol

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Sorry man, I have packed my cameras for the move, as soon as I can find one of them I will.

Did you tint it yourself with vehicle tint or buy it somewhere?

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I bought it. Scan I think. It matches perfectly. It's only got a square window, but it still looks good. I am still deciding on a frosted image to put on it though and need a sparky to do my wires properly as I will only mess it up (it's not that easy when you have 2 6800's that need their own power in no mans land and one odd one on the mobo for SLI which again is in no mans land).

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I already posted the same pictures at Mac hardware thread, and I decided to post it here as well like many others did.

Here's my desk with the PowerBook I bought last week.

The speaker is Bose Wave CD+Radio, which sounds good enough for me, although the bass is too strong for my taste, and that small thingy on the right side of the PowerBook is obviously an iPod 3G.

That wireless mouse is Logitech V500, and I really love it.

Overall view of my desk:

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I love PowerBook's glowing keyboard feature, although my other laptop (IBM Thinkpad T42) has a similar function.

iPod and PowerBook glowing together:

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Keyboard - glowing vs. normal:

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This is my Logitech V500, a wireless mouse designed for laptop, and it has some nifty features.

I love how you can store USB dongle inside the mouse and close the mouse so that it becomes very thin.

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