Neowin archive of Desktop screenshots and Workstation photos

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I've began to collect screenshots and photos from Neowin threads back from 2004 :D And I have pretty big collection now. It's like a nostalgia when you look at them and remember some things and peoples what you have met.

So, um... if you guys interested I can quickly upload all this stuff into Google Picasa web albums.

I also have near 10 videos from the "Show your workstation photos" where we decided to put videos of our room and not only pics. I can upload them too :p

P.S. I love Neowin. Only good memories from a time I've spent here. :happy:

Waiting for your replies.

Thank you.

update:

?Desk screens (Year 2003-2004)b>

http://picasaweb.google.com/raideronline/N...sktopScreenshot[/url? Desk screens (Year 2005-2008)

http://picasaweb.google.com/raideronline/N...topScreenshots2[/u?Workstation Photos (Year 2004-2005):):

http://picasaweb.google.com/raideronline/N...iveWorkstations[? Workstation Photos (year 2005-2008):08):

http://picasaweb.google.com/raideronline/N...veWorkstationsWorkstation Videos:eos:

http://picasaweb.google.com/raideronline/N...rkstationVideo? SpyMac.com Workstation Photos (Year 2005) 2005)

http://picasaweb.google.com/raideronline/S...rkstationSetups

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Great (Y)

Uploaded here:

Desk screens (2003-2004)

http://picasaweb.google.com/raideronline/N...sktopScreenshot

Workstation Photos:

http://picasaweb.google.com/raideronline/N...iveWorkstations

Workstation Videos:

http://picasaweb.google.com/raideronline/N...rkstationVideos

Have fun :D

Update

Don't know why, but Picasa can't "see" and don't want to add PNG files. So, I've missed near 30 of workstation and near 100 of Desktop scr. images.

Any recommendations for some photo sharing web site?

Thx :p

nm. I'll just convert them to JPEG but tomorrow. Need to sleep now...

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Thanks for your replies. I am glad you like my idea :p

Years 2004 and 2005 are the years when people started to make their desktops looks minimalistic and look like Mac ones. :D

Currently updating my gallery with new pics.

Stay tuned. :sorcerer:

update

Ok. What's new:

? New archive of Workstations pics (year 2005-2008):b>

http://picasaweb.google.com/raideronline/N...veWorkstations2[/url? New Desk screens

http://picasaweb.google.com/raideronline/N...topScreenshots2[/ur? And :Dnus :D:D

Do you remember this web site called SpyMac.com ? It's different now from how it looks 3 years ago. You could find there a lot of Mac setups.

Here is the gallery of year :p05 :p

A year of G5 iMac's, PowerMac's and OSX "Tiger"

http://picasaweb.google.com/raideronline/S...rkstationSetups

Hav:Dfun :D

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Wow, Thats such a great idea. I love looking at pictures from the past.

How much data do you have on there? It's much faster than looking at the pictures on neowin!

Thank you.

256 megs of photos and videos uploaded to the Picasa web albums :p

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