Your Mac Hardware Setup


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So did i.

You decided to go wireless after all. (Y)

MacBook Pro, PowerBook, Mac mini:

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very clean! me like. i have the same lamp too :p

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Cool, what do you do with it and how does it perform? Thinking of getting one. Not sure whether to get the 2.66 Quad or the 2.26 Octo :s

Mostly photo editing, InDesign and other stuff for college. Some casual gaming as well. Overal it performs very well. If you don't use applications that make full use of 8-cores the 2.66 GHz Quad is probably a better investment than the 2.26 GHz 8-Core, not to mention faster. A friend of mine even managed to install regular 4 GB memory cards into his Quad Mac Pro without any modifications.

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So did i.

You decided to go wireless after all. (Y)

MacBook Pro, PowerBook, Mac mini:

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Holy gezz dude. We almost have the exact same set up. Same laptop, laptop stand, keyboard, mouse, hell even my tabletop color is the same!

I love your taste. :laugh:

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Holy gezz dude. We almost have the exact same set up. Same laptop, laptop stand, keyboard, mouse, hell even my tabletop color is the same!

I love your taste. :laugh:

Maybe he broke into your crib and took the pictures???

Hurry home and check on your stuff, quick!!!!

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Replaced the iMac with something new:

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Wow, congrats Reo! I remember your old white iMac (Y)

I'd imagine that set you back a pretty penny, been saving for a while or what? :)

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I never had a white iMac, my last one was a 24-inch aluminium iMac (Early 2008, 3.06 GHz) :laugh:

But thanks! And yeah, it did cost a fair amount. Oh well. :p

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I never had a white iMac, my last one was a 24-inch aluminium iMac (Early 2008, 3.06 GHz) :laugh:

But thanks! And yeah, it did cost a fair amount. Oh well. :p

Haha, my bad, they both look so similar you know :rofl:

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Quick update, I will post some better pics later:

Main Workstation:

New March 2009 Mac Mini, recently upgraded to 4GB of RAM.

2 new Viewsonic 22" 1080P LCDs running at 1920x1080 (that resolution was a major purchasing decision)

March 2007 MacBook Pro, recently upgraded to 2GB of RAM (just got a brand new battery compliments of the Apple Store, it started swelling like the last one)

July 2008 iPhone 3G 16GB

There are some other Macs and *nix boxes scattered throughout the house, I will post some better pics this weekend.

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As a new mac user who had a system bought for me at work:

* I have a nice metal laptop that says MacBook Pro - and it rocks so hard!

* I have a wireless metal keyboard that is a dream to type on.

* I have a wired mouse with no visible buttons and a rinky-dink roller wheel. I dislike it's right-click movement.

* I'm plugged into this vast display that I have to lean around to see what's goin on around the office.

I am being facetious, but I am new to Macs, been using it about a week, and feel like "Wow, why have I not been using these all my life?". But then went to the Apple Store and saw the price tags...

Shame, cos I would 100% convert my home setup otherwise :(

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They recently went a price reduction.

Also go find yourself a student! The prices are even lower than the education store.

MBP17 should be here tomorrow or Monday? I am very excited.

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Here's Mine:

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Apple iMac

BlackBerry Bold

iPod Touch

Western Digital My Passport 400GB External HD

Dell 10" Inspiron Mini netbook

Canon iP1800

There's also an XBOX 360 to the left, but I never use it.

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