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Posted: Fri Apr 7th, 2006 03:55 pm

mcwright
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Here is my home computer setup I use for buying watches and looking in on the 3T forum. Of course, I use it for other stuff too. :D

It consists of a Mac G5 1.8 Power PC driving twin 19" Dell LCD monitors. There are two external DVD/CD burners (one internal), some Harman Kardon Speakers & Sub, and a Canon scanner. Over on the right is my token PC.:P Its an older Gateway Pentium 4 driving a Gateway 18" LCD. There's an external HD next to the screen not hooked up.

Now, what's your's look like? :cool:

Posted: Fri Apr 7th, 2006 04:23 pm

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WHERE ARE YOUR WATCH BOXES???? :shock:

Posted: Fri Apr 7th, 2006 04:44 pm

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So what you are saying...... You are the man to go to for computer help.:P Now you can throw out that pc and run windows on the Mac.:)

Posted: Fri Apr 7th, 2006 05:19 pm

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deidler wrote:
So what you are saying...... You are the man to go to for computer help.:P Now you can throw out that pc and run windows on the Mac.:)

I'd have to buy a new Mac first to use the new boot camp software.

However, if you look close you will see I am running Windows on the monitor to the right. Got both Mac OS and Windows running at the same time. :)

Posted: Fri Apr 7th, 2006 05:20 pm

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KenC wrote:
WHERE ARE YOUR WATCH BOXES???? :shock:

In another room :P

Posted: Fri Apr 7th, 2006 06:46 pm

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mcwright wrote: KenC wrote:
WHERE ARE YOUR WATCH BOXES???? :shock:

In another room :P

Yeah.....you're right............I wouldn't make my watches stay in a room with a MAC, either!

Posted: Fri Apr 7th, 2006 07:06 pm

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KenC wrote:
mcwright wrote: KenC wrote:
WHERE ARE YOUR WATCH BOXES???? :shock:

In another room :P

Yeah.....you're right............I wouldn't make my watches stay in a room with a MAC, either!

You got that right! YOUR WATCHES AREN'T WORTHY OF BEING IN THE SAME ROOM WITH A MAC! :D:D:P:P:P:P:P

Posted: Mon Apr 17th, 2006 07:23 am

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Now I know you are watch 3 ebay auctions at ONE time ALL THE TIME!!! No wonder you chalked up over 800 transactions!!!! :P:P:P:P

mcwright wrote: Here is my home computer setup I use for buying watches and looking in on the 3T forum. Of course, I use it for other stuff too. :D

It consists of a Mac G5 1.8 Power PC driving twin 19" Dell LCD monitors. There are two external DVD/CD burners (one internal), some Harman Kardon Speakers & Sub, and a Canon scanner. Over on the right is my token PC.:P Its an older Gateway Pentium 4 driving a Gateway 18" LCD. There's an external HD next to the screen not hooked up.

Now, what's your's look like? :cool:

Posted: Mon Apr 17th, 2006 11:57 am

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IBM notebook t42 W/WIRELESS INTERNET

vendor pic...don't have my own

Posted: Mon Apr 17th, 2006 12:33 pm

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Here's Mine :D

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Posted: Mon Apr 17th, 2006 02:13 pm

RichardWilkinsIII
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Always nice to see another Mac guy. I've got a 20" iMac and a 14" iBook. Looking forward to getting my hands on the MacBook.

mcwright wrote:
Here is my home computer setup I use for buying watches and looking in on the 3T forum. Of course, I use it for other stuff too. :D

It consists of a Mac G5 1.8 Power PC driving twin 19" Dell LCD monitors. There are two external DVD/CD burners (one internal), some Harman Kardon Speakers & Sub, and a Canon scanner. Over on the right is my token PC.:P Its an older Gateway Pentium 4 driving a Gateway 18" LCD. There's an external HD next to the screen not hooked up.

Now, what's your's look like? :cool:

Posted: Mon Apr 17th, 2006 02:31 pm

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Thanks! I guess in the future I won't need the PC. Although my current Mac does run Windows (its on the screen at the right) it is pretty slooow.

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