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That is my New Desk, And Laptop..

Acer 1694Wlmi, X700, 2.0Ghz Dothan 533Mhz FSB, 1024Gig Dual Channel DDr2, 100Gig Hd, Plus a 80Gig Hotdrive, Usb 2.0. Logitech Mx510 Xp Home..

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2500+ @ 2.31Ghz

1024Mb Pc 3200 Ram

120Gig Maxtor

Sapphire 9800Pro

Nothing fancy. Love the speakers though, They are nutz. Logitech Z530!

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JUST GOT HOME WITH MY NEW BABY!

This is my current setup at the moment, I am in the middle of painting my room and still looking for a new desk. Once thats done ill post it all, with my dual 2.0 G5 and maybe 20inch apple cinema if I have enough left over after this is all said and done.

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I notice a lot of people are posting their desktops and they have laptops, too. I have both, myself. Which do you find you use more, and do you use your desktop less since you got your laptop?

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Deff laptop.. What uses for it I dont know ;) jk..

I use the laptop more, It is way faster then my desktop..

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sorry for the crappy pictures

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What keyboard is that. It is exactly what I have been looking for. Thanks!

I notice a lot of people are posting their desktops and they have laptops, too. I have both, myself. Which do you find you use more, and do you use your desktop less since you got your laptop?

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Although I havn't posted my workstation.... I do use my desktop less and sometimes I think I could live without it. Then, I come back to reality and relise that my desktop is the one with 300gb of storage, all the video/graphics software, a 19" TFT, and everything. I use my laptop though for things that I used to use my PDA for (i sold it when I ordered my laptop, because I HATED that thing). I keep track of my finances, addresses, phone numbers, etc...I just recently started school for computer programming/analysis and i'm taking all my computer classes first so as of right now my laptop is more important to me in school then a pen. Sometimes it's actually relaxing to sit in my big comfy desk chair and clean back with my desktop keyboard and look at my 19 screen....that's how much I use my laptop now. I don't think a laptop will ever replace my desktop. A laptop is too fragile and less upgradeable then a laptop. By fragile I mean I could drop my laptop and there goes everything I had stored on it. So I bought a 60gb HD for my desktop specifically for the purchase of backing up my laptop every night.

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The sound system is nice, but its a music system tbh, Most people on here have 5.1 setups built for PCs ,  most peoples main sound system is in their lounge, so the speakers for the PC are cheaper and better for gaming, Ide rather play Counter Strike Source for example on a ?50 - 5.1 set of speakers than a ?5000 stereo amp and speakers.

You will be surprised also how good some of the high end logitec setups sound for music and films too.

Personaly I am an audiophile, with a home cinema setup worth about ?10k , but im happy with my ?90 cheapo creative labs 6.1 setup on my PC.

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Very true, i did not take that into consideration. It was more aimed at the people who blurt out how good some 3" speakers and a 20ft sub is and they cant accept it sounds terrible compared to a proper sound system.

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JUST GOT HOME WITH MY NEW BABY!

This is my current setup at the moment, I am in the middle of painting my room and still looking for a new desk. Once thats done ill post it all, with my dual 2.0 G5 and maybe 20inch apple cinema if I have enough left over after this is all said and done.

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holy gawd your rich :ninja:

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I have the normal black M6Ne. I never knew there was a white one. Where did you get it? The one in the picture is the 15.4" widescreen WXGA one by the way, not the 4:3 15.1" SXGA+.

raskren: There are many and much lighter 15" laptops than the V6V... the M6 series being one of them (although not by much).

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Oh I know the screen is bigger - when I bought it there was a 15.1" SXGA+ on it. But then it quit on me when I played Doom 3 on it one night a couple of months ago. Then I got it replaced, but they didn't have the 15.1" SXGA+ on stock, so they offered me a 15.4" widescreen WXGA (1280*800 btw) no extra charge. I took the bigger screen and no extra charge offer!

I got it through a danish PC firm. It's not white - it's sort of grey'ish, silver something...

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