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Grand Master

Boz

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Boz, you're just one big show off but you should with such material. :laugh:

;) I tried to make it as cozy as possible..

I'm moving it though.. I'm making that whole area of the office into home dedicated theater with 106" fixed frame screen, nice seating with projector and all that good stuff and taking the wall down behind the monitors to open the space and move the office into the room behind the wall as one big space...

It should look much much nicer.

Grand Master

what

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;) I tried to make it as cozy as possible..

I'm moving it though.. I'm making that whole area of the office into home dedicated theater with 106" fixed frame screen, nice seating with projector and all that good stuff and taking the wall down behind the monitors to open the space and move the office into the room behind the wall as one big space...

It should look much much nicer.

Sounds great. No doubt you'll show us the result :p

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Fusion

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I wouldn't exactly call all that, crap. :p
I wouldn't call that crap either.

Haha, okay I meant "stuff" by crap.

Just wait till you see the lens prices.

Yeah, they can climb up there ... although you can find some pretty good deals out there on third-party lenses.

man.. ^^ great stuff you got there, fusion.

Thanks mate

Sweet Jesus man! You must be really successful in life...

I consider myself blessed, yes, but not because of what computer or camera I use but rather because I have a wife that loves me and 2 gorgeous children!

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TFindley

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Desk - iMac, PC, MacBook Pro,

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Mac Specst:

iMac 24" C2D 2.16GHz, 1GB RAM + Dell 24" LCD

MacBook Pro 15" C2D 2.33GHz, 2GB RAM

PC Specs:

Intel Core 2 Q6600 Quad Core

4GB RAM

2x250gb disks (Raid-0), 1x500gb (JBOD)

768mb GeForce 8800 GTX

Coolermaster CM832

Dell 22" LCD

AV Equipment:

TV: Toshiba Regza 42Z3030D 42"

AV Amp: Yamaha RX-V1800

Speakers: Monitor Audio BR5 (2xfront), Monitor Audio BRLCR (1xCenter), Monitor Audio BR1 (2xSurround Back, and 2xSurround)

Cable / Sat: V+ HD Box (Scientific Atlanta, Virgin Branded version)

DVD: Pioneer DV-350 (multi-region)

Games: Sony Playstation 3, 40GB

Network Equipment:

Gateway - Via 1.33GHz C7 CPU, 1GB RAM, 6xGigabit Ethernet Ports, running pfSense

HP ProCurve 24port Gigabit Switch

Grand Master

Fusion

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You just gave half of the photography members an orgasm Fusion. :laugh:

Haha. To be honest I was quite surprised anyone knew what it was. Most of my techie friends are all so into the latest and greatest dSLRs that they're not really even aware of what a rangefinder is. I always get weird looks when using it around them.

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