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  #240116 29-Jul-2009 13:10
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I've always thought it makes a lot more sense. I'd rather have a big square that a super long rectangle. Widescreen is good for movies, not so much for PC monitors IMO.



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  #240120 29-Jul-2009 13:18
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Must update my work pic... been a few changes since I started this thread :) Wonder if I was stupid enough to leave the camera in the car.... (walks off)




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  #240124 29-Jul-2009 13:22
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messy desk
From left to right:
HP TC4400 - reinstalling XP tablet PC Edition after a failed Win7 install.
HP DC7800 Quad core and 2 x Viewsonic 1920x1080 - Main work rig
DELL Hackintosh - for managing the Macs on site
MacbookPro - student laptop with wireless network issues.






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  #240128 29-Jul-2009 13:33
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hmmm is this post deleted? i hope so...







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  #240137 29-Jul-2009 14:02
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jamesvini: why are your monitors horizontal?

I'd much happier if work can provide 30" screen but no, they don't so 2x 19" portrait is what I can get, and I'm a coder/web developer and so I need tall screen estate then wideness.




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  #240142 29-Jul-2009 14:34
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hmmm a year and a bit later and my desk still is as messy as it was in the first page of the thread.

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  #240148 29-Jul-2009 14:50
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  #240149 29-Jul-2009 14:52
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Updated pic... taken a few mins ago using Logitech 9000 Pro (yes, a webcam)



A new desk from my original thread start Smile
Left to right....  Brother printer, in/out trays, 2x Viewsonic 19" LCD, Avaya 5410, 8 port switch. Logitech X230 Speakers 24 port switch on the desk is going home with me today...love freebies Laughing
Floor : Bin, 2-3 old laptops Ive got to look at one day. sub, PC (C2D 4600, 2GB RAM, 8500GT video)




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  #240169 29-Jul-2009 15:35
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Not my Comp but well awesome, you just need to setup a rig for your pedals and stering wheel and you would be away.




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  #240177 29-Jul-2009 15:51
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jamesvini:
Not my Comp but well awesome, you just need to setup a rig for your pedals and stering wheel and you would be away.

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  #240185 29-Jul-2009 16:02
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Ive seen that before somewhere online.... WoW freaks :) IIRC its a guy and girl geek setup.




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  #240210 29-Jul-2009 16:53
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yeah they are playing WOW (the bed sore creator).
i got it from google. but the chairs look good to sit in.

thats a blobbing rig
where as this is a hardcore first person shooter sweaty pent up anger rig:

http://www.slashgear.com/gallery/data_files/9/6/rockforte.jpg

you can just picture the owner screaming down the mic at the n00b that just flashbanged him.






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  #240223 29-Jul-2009 17:29
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This is a show off YOUR desk thread, please discontinue the posting of pictures of random desks you find on the internet.

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  #240227 29-Jul-2009 17:44
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I posted my old desk in a similar forum:



Now I've changed jobs and this is my new setup:



A bit less cluttered, not as much "techy" stuff, more management orientated. However:
- Still looking into a carpark
- Still just a lappy screen
- Same Cisco mug with a pair of scissors in it (not the same scissors)




 

 

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