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Why do people feel the need to post artsy pictures of their electronic equipment? It's a ****ing computer.

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Umm, I have a question, WHY are you at Neowin if you don't like looking at electronic equiment? Anyone who says "its a ****ing computer" obviously isn't Neowin material... computers are valued more by the people in this community than by the average consumer. :rolleyes:

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I am going to miss my setup . . . I am moving into a college dorm in a couple of days. :(

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why not take it with you?

So here's all my systems, well except for the Packard Bell, it's going off to the dump or e-cycle and it's been stripped of it's parts :p

Hp Pavilion 761n

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|AMD Athlon Xp 2000+ (1.67ghz)|1 GB of DDR Ram|80gb Hard Drive|Hp DVD & Hp CD Burners|Windows Xp Home Edition Sp2|

Devices: Hp MX70 17inch Flat CRT Monitor, Logitech X-220 Speakers, Hp PSC 1350 All-in-one, LG VX4600 (Telus Mobility) Cellphone, Microsoft Digital Media Pro Keyboard, Microsoft Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer 2.0, Dlink/Telus ADSL Modem & Hp Camera Dock for my Hp Photosmart 320.

Info: My main system and it's a really nice machine, it's now in my living room cause of the basement is getting done, man i miss my old desk.

NEC Versa 4050H

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|Pentium I (90mhz)|40mb of Ram|1.2gb Hard Drive|CD-Rom Drive|10.1 inch Screen|Windows 98SE|

Devices: None really, except for my Texas Instruments TI-84 Graphing Calculator for Math 10 Pure (I think it's faster then the laptop :laugh: )

Info: I use it once in a while....that's an overstatement :lol: . I use it when i go on vacation for gaming....Tetris, Chips Challenge, JezzBall, SkiFree, etc :rolleyes:

Custom Pentium II

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|Pentium II with MMX and overclocked :ninja: (300mhz)|128mb of Ram|3.2gb Hard Drive + 6gb Hard Drive|CD-RW + DVD-Rom Drives|Windows 98 Revolution|

Devices: TTX 14inch Monitor, Labtec Speakers, Microsoft IntelliMouse, Hp Keyboard.

Info: This will be my server when the basement is done. I really don't care if it gets sawdust/drywall dust in it so it's in the basement while it's getting built. I don't use it much really. BTW, Windows 98 Revolution makes it look like Xp :D and it was overclocked from 266mhz :rolleyes:

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Here my new workstation & laptop/notebook (Dell Insprion 9300)

Dell Insprion 9300

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Pentium M 1.7 gHz | 1GB DDR2 | GeForce 6800 Go | 17' Widescreen | NEC DVD Burner | 100GB HD

Info: My main computer now. No comments about the MSN Conversation Windows :p

My Workstation

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Random Comments: There my notebook along side with my Dell AIO 922 Printer with Kermit The Frog. A few decorations on the table along with my free webcam that i got frm Microsoft. On the floor, there a bunch of free books I got from Microsoft in addition to a few others.

Umm, I have a question, WHY are you at Neowin if you don't like looking at electronic equiment? Anyone who says "its a ****ing computer" obviously isn't Neowin material... computers are valued more by the people in this community than by the average consumer.  :rolleyes:

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Of course they are. But do we really need to see an artistic photo of a computer? I mean I could see something just like that on DevArt. I view this thread to look at someone's workspace, not what their photo skills can do.

Of course they are. But do we really need to see an artistic photo of a computer? I mean I could see something just like that on DevArt. I view this thread to look at someone's workspace, not what their photo skills can do.

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Some people enjoy taking pictures of their workstation in an "artsy" way. Nobody is forcing you to look at said pictures.

Well, I've not posted here for a while, and hence thought the situation needed to be rememdied. So, without further ado, I present... me:

Firstly, my workstation at a glance:

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As you can see, that is my newly-acquired 22 inch (yes, you read that correctly - twenty two) monitor. I'm loving it to bits, and it's by far the best thing I've ever bought. It also just happened to set my back about as much as a modest 17" LCD would've, yet is considered the best CRT in the world. After having it for about a month and a half, I've decided I'll never go the LCD route, but rather wait for SED displays to become commonplace!

And here's another photo of my monitor: (no, the upper surround isn't curved, it's just my camera playing a few last tricks on me!)

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And now for my headphones:

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They're really nice, with rather good bass, though I feel that somehow they could sound fuller. (basically, they need a proper amp. and not my soundcard.)

Oh, and if anyone was wondering, that's boiling hot tea next to them.

And a nice pic. of my Qpad:

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If there's one thing that annoys me about some people here on neowin, it's that many users claim mousepads to be useless, (mainly those who've never tried a good pad), and advocate the use of desks (*eugh*) upon which they claim they can use (I'd positively call it abuse), their mouse. I find that my Qpad is just perfect! I've tried a number of good pads, including the steelpad 4d, which I loved, though it tore my mouse skatez to pieces, and large cloth pads like the FatPad and DKTPad. None of them stack up to the hybrid surface provided by the QPad! It feels almost like a cloth pad, yet with less slipperiness, and more responsiveness. It is also very kind to my skatez, as I'm not made of gold, and Teflon just happens to be slightly costly!

Next up is a full view of the shelves ontop of my desk:

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... and a view of the left side ...

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... and of the right side ...

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The lamp, if anyone should want to know, was bought not by myself, but by my mum - somewhere in Southgate, London, though I'm not sure exactly where.

And, I'll even throw in a pic of the lower shelves:

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And one of the corner of my desk, where I just happen to keep my toothbrush (for some strange reason):

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The calendar is from Rome (my mum bought it back for me after returning from her holiday there last week - I of course, had to stay behind!) The peg there (if anyone was curious) is to keep my mouse cord from sliding backwards through the hole that I've cut for it. I'd get a steelpad cord holder, but I've not the cash right now. The toothbrush (for those interested in dental technology) is a Braun Professional Care 5500!

My case:

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It's an Arctic Cooling Silentium T2, with all fans inside it (including the PSU fans, thanks to a little bit of clever modding) undervolted to 5V, which is regulated by an antec fan controller behind the fascia-######-door thing. All of my silencing has, believe it or not, made my computer considerably "silent"! I can only just tell that it's on if it's a really quiet night. (apart from the heat which it exudes, which can be likened to a 350 watt convection heater being placed a few inches from one's.)

Last (though certainly not least) is my chair:

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It's O.K. at best, and I wasn't expecting much more of a 100 quid Argos chair. However, I'm planning to save furiously, and either buy a Herman Miller Aeron chair (a sound investment, in my opinion), or one of these. I've sat on both, and find the latter slightly more comfortable due to its headrest, though I'd probably say less durable - Herman Miller chairs are simply indestructable!

*Phew* That concludes my rather lengthy post, I guess. If anyone has questions, please ask them!

Post Scriptum: Sorry about the rant when it comes to mouse pads, I just feel rather strongly about the subject! ;)

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Hey andrewfee what size TV is that??

Looks nice.

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It's a 32" LCD.

I'm actually planning on selling it now; before I did up my room, I was looking diagonally onto it, giving me about 8/9ft of viewing distance.

I'm now about 5/6ft because I'm looking straight onto it, so 32" is a bit big for SD content. Then again, when the next-gen consoles come out, most of my time will be spent with HD material... :wacko:

It's going to be hard to adjust though; if only you could get good 28" LCDs. (am looking at the new Sony V series displays)

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