Your Mac Hardware Setup

[The Guvnor]

Hey :)

Here's my simple Uni setup. MacBook Pro hooked up to a Dell 23" monitor. This setup is very flexible, I can use the laptop at school during the day and work during evenings on a bigger screen.

I see that you are using a MX518 with that setup, try adding SteerMouse to that & you are gonna thank me for the flexibility it will add to your mouse.

[WolfieZero]

Already posted this in the "Show us your Workstation" thread so I'll just show off the Mac Mini dual screening.

Deskshot by WolfieZero, on Flickr

[SuperKid]

Got this spec iMac today:

27" iMac

Intel Core i7 3.4Ghz

8GB Memory

2TB Drive with 256GB SSD

AMD 6970 2GB GPU (I think its the 6970)

Trackpad

Magic Mouse + Wireless Keyboard

Love it so far :D

[Rudy]

Got this spec iMac today:

27" iMac

Intel Core i7 3.4Ghz

8GB Memory

2TB Drive with 256GB SSD

AMD 6970 2GB GPU (I think its the 6970)

Trackpad

Magic Mouse + Wireless Keyboard

Love it so far :D

You're supposed to post a picture in this thread not just describe it ;)

[SuperKid]

You're supposed to post a picture in this thread not just describe it ;)

Oops, I thought it was just discussing the hardware here, here is a picture anyway, it looks slightly on one side but that must be my terrible photo skills haha:

nice clean desk at moment :p

[beanboy89]

My Mac corner:

[Ericdesign]

my home setup very basic but ok for small project :)

[Kaoxt]

my home setup very basic but ok for small project :)

Very nice!

[Guest]

Oops, I thought it was just discussing the hardware here, here is a picture anyway, it looks slightly on one side but that must be my terrible photo skills haha:

nice clean desk at moment :p

Wallpaper :) ?

[Zudeo]

Wallpaper :) ?

I second this.

[Guest]

[NeoWind]

cool

[Zudeo]

nice

[.Neo]

Finally got around picking one of those MagicWands up for my keyboard and trackpad. So now I can do this! Yay!

[richardsim7]

So you can type vertically? :p

[.Neo]

Yeah! How amazing is that?! Lol...

In all seriousness though, my keyboard and trackpad were continuously migrating across my desk because I kept pushing them away during normal usage. They would start off right in front of me but after and hour of work each end up underneath a different corner of my iMac. Especially a problem with the trackpad. Their combined weight is enough to keep them steady on the desk. (Y)

I really wasn't too sure about getting one as I read in reviews them not getting the I beam in, keyboard/trackpad wobbling, being unable to click the trackpad etc. But so far none of that turned out to be true for me. Next to that Apple promised a refund if anything was wrong with it so I really didn't have anything to loose.

[OOOOOOOO]

New setup ...

iPad 3, Samsung Galaxy S (for dev work), iPhone 4 (not in shot coz I used it to take the photo), Thunderbolt display, Macbook Pro Retina, Macbook Pro late 2011, Apple Wireless Keyboard, Apple Magic Mouse, Apple Trackpad.

This room gets a little warm in the summer ... ! :D

[GuJu]

^damn

I just got the 2012 macbook pro 13inch. no big deal.

[OOOOOOOO]

Well, it is a big deal because Apple only make awesome Mac's ... they don't make crap ones :) So you should be very happy :)

[dragon2611]

2011 - i5 macbook air.

[sanctified Veteran]

My workplace. 27inch iMac with newly installed 16gbs RAM

[Joswin]

Only a few days old (including the desk lol).

[TR1GG3R]

its all "white" today :rofl:

white macbook 7.1

logitech speakers

magic mouse

wireless keyboard

benq RL2240H screen

[neuroticdave]

I just recently sold my 10 month old PC, and purchased a MacBook Pro mid-2012. Loaded it with the 2.9Ghz core i7, 750GB HDD (Now currently running a 120GB SSD), and 8GB of RAM.

And this is my happy space:

[Jonnoy]

Wall mounted my Thunderbolt Display... waiting for my new Lightning Dock in Aluminium to complete the setup!