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Just bought a new desk roughly twice as big as the old one and have completely changed the layout, much happier now.

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Stuff you see:

Acer 24" Monitor

Logitech G15 Keyboard

Logitech G5 Mouse

Razer Mantis Mouse Mat

Psp

1TB Western Digital External Hard Drive

Toy Soldier holding a USB extender between his legs

Samsung Tocco Lite Phone

Dell Laptop

and best of all, Fingerprints on the window!

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AMD Athlon 64 x2 4200+

4GB DDR2 5300

GeForce 8600GT 512MB

DVD burner that doesn't eject when the tower is laying as-is

160GB laptop SATA drive - boot

160GB desktop SATA drive - FRAPS

Apple Studio Display 15 Blue & White (1024x768 @ 70Hz, VGA + S-Video)

IBM 15 inch LCD (1024x768 @ 70Hz, VGA)

the left screen sits higher than the right screen physically, so i just "tweak" the Windows display settings to match :laugh:

it looks better with Windows 7 but i am too far settled into XP to be bothered with the upgrade

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my ThinkPad X41 tablet pc, sadly it is not paw-touch but rather i must use a Wacom-type pen to use the screen part. uses an iPod 5G-type hard drive

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my bulletproof ThinkPad 600X, sporting an 850MHz CPU module upgrade...

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there is a server box somewhere around here that has got 1x640GB and 3x250GB drives that hold all my stuff but its not worth taking a pic of

bonus: eight hundred dollars worth of Windows COAs

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AMD Athlon 64 x2 4200+

4GB DDR2 5300

GeForce 8600GT 512MB

DVD burner that doesn't eject when the tower is laying as-is

160GB laptop SATA drive - boot

160GB desktop SATA drive - FRAPS

Apple Studio Display 15 Blue & White (1024x768 @ 70Hz, VGA + S-Video)

IBM 15 inch LCD (1024x768 @ 70Hz, VGA)

the left screen sits higher than the right screen physically, so i just "tweak" the Windows display settings to match :laugh:

it looks better with Windows 7 but i am too far settled into XP to be bothered with the upgrade

sdc11476x.jpg

my ThinkPad X41 tablet pc, sadly it is not paw-touch but rather i must use a Wacom-type pen to use the screen part. uses an iPod 5G-type hard drive

my bulletproof ThinkPad 600X, sporting an 850MHz CPU module upgrade...

there is a server box somewhere around here that has got 1x640GB and 3x250GB drives that hold all my stuff but its not worth taking a pic of

bonus: eight hundred dollars worth of Windows COAs

so yer into furrys?

@chadlachlanross; Whats that on your monitor (the one thats on its own)? Is it some kinda screensaver? If so what is it please? :) Lovely setup btw

20th Century Voyage Screensaver

It's basically an RSS display that mixes live news from up to two feeds with bits of history and quotes. It's what lives on that monitor when it's not being used as a tv.

Just got done redoing everything for Win 7 and finally ending my brief Mac adventure (nothing bad to say about it, I just like Windows better)...

My new desktop, specs in sig...

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New PC for my wife, Athlon II X2 245, 4GB DDR3, Gigabyte GA-MA785GMT-UD2H, etc...

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And the refershed Windows Home Server, Celeron e1500 on a GIGABYTE GA-G41M-ES2L w/2GB DDR2, 1.5TB drive space...

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