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LCD Picture Frame I made out of an old laptop. Took it all apart, built a cheap wood frame, attached the system board to a piece of 1/8" plywood for the backing, 1/8" acrylic for the glass, and mounted to hacked LCD in a piece of foamboard. Turned out OK for what I use it for (just scrolls through pictures like a screensaver). It's actually a functioning laptop but I just use it like a picture frame.

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Nice mod; looks good, obviously works, original... I like it. Nice one. :happy:

what stereo is that?? :))

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Who cares?:pp

LCD Picture Frame I made out of an old laptop. Took it all apart, built a cheap wood frame, attached the system board to a piece of 1/8" plywood for the backing, 1/8" acrylic for the glass, and mounted to hacked LCD in a piece of foamboard. Turned out OK for what I use it for (just scrolls through pictures like a screensaver). It's actually a functioning laptop but I just use it like a picture frame.

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Now this I like (Y)

LCD Picture Frame I made out of an old laptop. Took it all apart, built a cheap wood frame, attached the system board to a piece of 1/8" plywood for the backing, 1/8" acrylic for the glass, and mounted to hacked LCD in a piece of foamboard. Turned out OK for what I use it for (just scrolls through pictures like a screensaver). It's actually a functioning laptop but I just use it like a picture frame.

Excellent idea, I have a couple of LCD touch screen Point of Sale machines at work that I have been wondering what I could do with them.

Here we go. I just started unpacking today got here last night and unloaded the truck. My new room and my new desk(s)

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Here we have my New desk wich is 2 ikea jerkers put together to make an Lshaped desk. Best desk i have ever had. The ''hutch" is just something my mom got ages ago and put in our old bathroom for towls and stuff. Looks great on the desk.

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Random pile of stuff on my bed that needs to go somewhere. The network kit is to wire up my tivo and new moxi box(got it from cable company) onto the network.

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Shot of where the tv will go along with my xbox, ps2, tivo, dvd player, and home theater system for my room. All of them are still in there boxes somewhere. I have to get a new tv cabinet for the TV.

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Shot of the last corner of my room. and a little bit if my desk.

Ill post new pictures in a day or so when i get the room completly setup and the desk is more "cleaned" off

IMG: http://www.xiphiasdesigns.com/images/room/room4.jpg

Shot of the last corner of my room. and a little bit if my desk.

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Looks like you have a lot of work ahead of you. The TV is small I presume? I quoted that part by the way because I have that chair; the most comfortable (and cheapest I would like to add) chair I have ever bought! Bargain! :yes:

Looks like you have a lot of work ahead of you. The TV is small I presume? I quoted that part by the way because I have that chair; the most comfortable (and cheapest I would like to add) chair I have ever bought! Bargain! yes.gif

its a 21 i think..

ha its really bad now.. I need to get something to put it in. I may pick something up tommorow. Im not sure. The sub for my stereo sits on the floor and i have nowhere to put it but in the doorway otherwise it discolors the TV.

and yes that Chair is VERY comfortable. specially during those long nights of gaming.

and yes that Chair is VERY comfortable. specially during those long nights of gaming.

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Oh yes, I hear you there. Or in my case long nights of trying to game but being caught up in help forums as a help desk worker... :wacko: :rofl: :cry:

Heres mine. Not as current as I would like it, but has everything I like.  :yes:

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Did you steal that desk from a school? More importantly did you check for gum underneath it? :p

Did you steal that desk from a school? More importantly did you check for gum underneath it?  :p

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AHA, this desk happens to our old family dining table, but i nicked it when no one was looking. :shifty: Now i have room for the laptop.

And as for gum underneath it.....I don't chew GUM! :no:

of course not afunki i worked there to up untill 3 days ago when i moved. ill be working at best buy in asheville nc when i get my license. and i got it for 14 bucks :p I need to wire the tivo and charter DVR up to the network.

When people buy these things regulary we just watchi our rev shoot up :)

oh man seeing all the slick desks and clean set ups makes me want a new one. i've had this desk since my first PC! :angry: lol it was around since my 486, pentium 2 celeron, amd athlon k7 socket A, amd athlon xp, finally p4 prescott. any nice desks to recommend? i know the ikea jerker is nice.

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Same here, ive had mine sine my Pentium 1. I will be getting a new desk in a month or two. I'm thinking of getting this one from ikea.

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Or i'll just get a Jerker too.

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