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Yeah it's an amazing design and the screen is crystal clear. I take it you bought the 20" model? It's hard to tell from the photos alone.

Yeah it's the 20", i decided to save my money to get something else (a guitar, the one above my iMac).

Kerm: Get yourself Aperture and CS3 :)

It's the DG834N and yes, very good, awesome speeds and reliable. Network consisting of 2 macs and 1 PC. It's passed the new 2.0 draft i think, so that's good.

Jordan: Haven't had time to do much with it, been busy all day. My MBP is still going to be main computer, the iMac is more of a computer i can teach my mum so she doesn't have to rely on the PC we have which is very unreliable. Also to keep intouch with me when i go to China for 6 months (iChat) and when i head off to uni.

Yea, fair do's I understand what you mean and its a good decision because you can do video and audio cheaper than phone calls :p

Well good news im ordering my 20" 2.4GHz iMac on friday so ye should get it within 2 weeks :)

@beautiful.blood, If i'm not mistaken and my memory is good enough i think it was called FREDERIK or something like that, anyways it was a super popular desk but for some reason IKEA, discontinued it,a lthough you may still find some in some stores.... In my nearest one Birtsall, Leeds they have a few left still.

Ah might as well add these:

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Hey, weren't you the guy that was very anti-iPod not so long ago and wrote a glowing review of the Zen Vision:M? Why did you decide to get the classic? Is it a lot better than the Zen?

Creative, iRiver are a lot better than any iPod i've owned. I simply got one because i use a Mac and none of those brands can sync with my music as simple as an iPod. Other brands require plug ins and even then, its not as straight forward and simple. I don't have the time to mess about with that stuff.

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To think I only got my first mac in January ;D

Pictured is 2 750GB externals, Mac Mini G4, Airport Extreme, 20" Dell, 24" iMac 2.16GHz 1.5GB, Macbook Pro 2.2GHz 2GB w/ 8600M GT.

Edit: Photo taken with a K800i, hence the poor quality.

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my new desk, my new mouse-pad, my new lamp, my new chair in my new room without my blackbook.

just put it all in, im gonna move there until october 15, everythings new, bed, sideboard, tv, desk... everything. :) looking forward to that.

so this not really shows my hardware but imagine the blackbook to rest there and a mighty mouse wireless on the mousepad. ;)

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everything looks a little messed up still, didnt clean the floor.

the thing on the left btw is the heater. ;)

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