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how are the logitech z5500? I'm thinking of buying one for my home theatre setup... good for movies, music, games etc? :)

I have had the z5500's for over two years now and I love them. They have the best sound I have ever heard out of a set of computer speakers. When I first got them the quality was close to my $1000 surround sound system.

I have had the z5500's for over two years now and I love them. They have the best sound I have ever heard out of a set of computer speakers. When I first got them the quality was close to my $1000 surround sound system.

yeah i go them to and they are amazing. The sub will shake your house and the built in DTS and dolby decoder is awesome. First thing i did was throw matrix reloaded in HD with the car chase scene, sounded amazing!

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First picture is my new monitor, loving it. Been using a faulty 17inch crt screen for 2 years so thought i should upgrade to a 20" Widescreen TFT LCD screen, love it! :D

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My tower, got before xmas, my own xmas present to my self. Love the spec :D

Dualcore 3GHZ (E6850)

2GB DDR2 RAM

500GB DRIVE

Geforce 8800GT 512MB

HD audio sound

Pc games

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Hello Ladies,

This is my setup in my uni bedroom.

On the left we have an extremely rare Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo A1667G (64bit Athlon 2.4GHz, 1GB DDR running at 800MHz FSB) running Ubuntu 64 Gusty with a Mac makeover.

Dangling precariously below we have a Thomson BeBox Wireless Firewall Router.

To the right of the BeBox, is a Toshiba Satellite A100 running Anchorman OS with an esteemed picture of Ron Burgundy.

Masked below my Bush freeview box is a fat Playstation 2 with its archaic brother, the Nintendo Game Boy.

Accompanying the Game Boy is a HP Ipaq HX2490 showing the infamous South Park Episode Casa Bonita.

Lets not forget the 300GB Maxtor external hard drive discreetly placed next to the HP Ipaq.

To the right of the Maxtor HD is an Acer 1350 dating back to 2001.

Taking up most of the photos is the 32inch Philips Flat Widescreen TV, displaying Neowin.net.

Above this Acer is my 60GB Video iPod.

My various mobile phones are dotted around the place, as well as my iPod Nano placed on the right most laptop.

This laptop is an Acer TravelMate 8104WLMi running Windows XP SP2 at 2GHz and a 15.4 WSXGA+ TFT LCD.

Last but not least is my Red Dwarf Mixer and my trusted iron.

I hope you like it.

PS. In the foreground is my room mate Moustafa who was wasted at the time of the photo.

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First picture is my new monitor, loving it. Been using a faulty 17inch crt screen for 2 years so thought i should upgrade to a 20" Widescreen TFT LCD screen, love it! :D

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b263/Sou.../PICT0003-1.jpg

My tower, got before xmas, my own xmas present to my self. Love the spec :D

Dualcore 3GHZ (E6850)

2GB DDR2 RAM

500GB DRIVE

Geforce 8800GT 512MB

HD audio sound

Pc games

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Very nice. What PC case is that?

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