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here is my PC/entertainment center in my bedroom... it's an HP Blackbird 002 attached to a Samsung LN46A750 LCD... I use it for PC gaming, Blu-ray/HD-DVD, Directv, etc, etc, etc... my Blu-ray/HD-DVD's are in the shelf above the TV along with some of my PC games... still waiting for poster frames to hang 2 movie posters (transformers & Spiderman 3) on either side of the tv...

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Could I please get this wallpaper?

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@ Ruiz: That has to be the most organized/elagent setup I've seen from anyone. :yes:
Agreed. Nice one there. :D

Aw shucks, thanks guys. :blush:

This is just progress being made on my room as part of a personal 'summer renovation project.' I still have to re-paint the wall to make it more 'reddish' and change out the carpets. Oh, and there's this goregous white office chair. It's hella expensive, but imma save up and get it. Will definitely post more later on. :)

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OMG I have the same coaster!!!!!

Walmart coasters FTW!!!

I love that setup, the tft the speakers the lot, it's amazing. I have to ask though how the fudge do you keep it all so clean?

Are you talking about mine? If so, it's because white electronics are immune to dust.

Kinda. :D

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Thanks for all the wiring comments, that was my third pass at cleaning it up, I'm almost happy. Once I decide what I'm doing about a video card the 6 pin power cables will get a little better hidden.

And I'm not sure my OCD is a luxury Ulitimate :D I got fixated on cable management around 2002 and now every time I build a system it becomes a sort of defining moment that it is done not whan it is up and rock stable, but when I've hidden every cable as much as possible. I'm sure someone would say that isn't healthy :wacko:

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