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The adjustable legs allowed for the HELMER to be used as the other side's legs to provide me with more space in between them.
Yup, I am back to using a laptop as my main computer. The big screen may only be a temporary thing right now too, I'm considering replacing it with a Dell IPS screen of the same size, in the meantime though, the two screens are as close as possible colour wise.
Finally sorted everything for my iMac set up with the HDDs for the Drobo finally arriving! Very happy with it all.
From top left to bottom right:
- 2015 BatBook (?) Air 13" w/ InCase Icon Sleeve
- Grid-It Organizer with:
. Macbook Charger
. MagicMouse
. Western Digital Passport Ultra 2TB
. PocketJuice 7800mAh powerbank
. Assorted (?) Type-C and microUSB cables.
- iFixIt Essential Electronics Toolkit
- Moto 360 1st Gen charger
- LG headphones
- Anker SportBud BT headphones
- Casio fx-82ES Sci Calculator
- Kindle
- Faculty notes, Star Wars pencil case (because I'll never grow up, full with a bunch of pens, correctors and the sort)
- Incase Compact Backpack
Ice Skate Birmingham at sunset in Centenary Square.
Was hoping to get here after dark, but wasn't quite dark at the time, so got it at sunset instead this time around.
Mainly with the Magic Mouse ride, which is there instead of the City Star Flyer and Air rides of previous years (not back due to the 2024 accident here).
MacbookPro 13 w/ SAMSUNG B2430H.
Mac Mini 2.4ghz 4GB Ram w/ Asus VE248H.
Speakers - Harman Kardon soundsticks II
iPad 3G 32GB on Elago P2 stand
The 2x 24inch LCDS are mounted on Planar Dual Monitor Stand. I'm using Synergy, to connect all 3 screens and to control the MacbookPro & Mac Mini wirelessly.
Update: I removed my black macbook and replace it with the Mac Mini to make some space on my table :)
I work on a MacBook Pro laptop that plugs into the Apple Cinema Display monitor. Next to that is a Fujitsu ScanSnap scanner for digitizing everything. Apple keyboard and basic Logitech mouse (I had a MagicMouse but it just plain hurt my hand). Also featured: World of Warcraft stuffed gryphon, Kindle, iPad, ubiquitous moleskine (Pac Man edition).
Test driving the Razer Kabuto mouse pad. Not a gamer (which it's supposedly designed for), but I like it so far.
Apple Remote leaning on an HP LCD with Windows 7 running on the computer.
Color corrected, cropped, straightened and resized using Photoshop.
iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 6, iPod Nano, iPad 2, iPad Air, Mac Mini, Magic Mouse, Apple Keyboard.
Photo by Canon EOS 700D
You can see my Dimmer, the iMac, the new set of speakers paired with it, a candle and the MIGHTY iPad 2!!!!
Those collectable -nowadays- keyboards are so welldesigned and ergonimically-great that I can't live without them. Plus the nessecity of multi-touch-based input source to fully utilize Lion have brought me to use the Magic mous einsted of the great Mighty Mouse.
My normal work desk with all my electronics on it. Finally sorted it out, and now it is all in the right places.
my workspace this morning, next you will see my work space in the evening (will be changinbg things around)
Finally deployed the RAST bedside table from IKEA to organised all my modems, mio set top box, Mac Mini, switches etc. No more iMac 24", streamline to use just the Dell U2410 monitor with my MacBook Pro Core i7 2.66Ghz 8GB RAM
M361 YCL
Foden 4380
James Mellors, 'Magic Mouse' Roller Coaster
Long Eaton, 21 November 2009
Ex S.T. Challis, Badby, Northants
James Mellors has made a name for himself travelling massive rides and requires a large transport fleet to support them. Parked up in Long Eaton are a cluster of Fodens used with the Magic Mouse, all painted in his unmistakable livery apparently known as 'Mellors Pink'.