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So this is the lab upstairs.
- iMac 27" 3.2
- iPad 64GB
- MacBook Pro 17" 2.53
- Apple iPhone 4 16GB
- Apple Magic mouse
- Apple Wireless keyboard
- LaCie HD 500GB
- Tin cup with writing utensils
Het werd tijd voor wat nieuws, dus kocht ik een 24" iMac
Het bureau is van IKEA, tafelblad heet Vika Lauri, daaronder zijn 2 sets Dioder geplakt voor de verlichting er in
It was time for something new, so I bought an 24" iMac
The desk is made by IKEA, the name is Vika Lauri. Underneath there are 2 sets of Dioder taped to it, for the light in the desk
Hello again,
It's almost a month ago since I was on Flickr. The reason was that my Macbook Pro crashed. The first few weeks I tried to repair the MBP myself, with information I found on the internet but the problem wasn't based on a software issue. The next step was sending it towards an apple store but the costs of repairing a two year old laptop were to high in my opinion. The result? I bought an iMac.
Secondly, I was obliged to send my newly acquired Sigma 85 1.4 back to the service center of the company. This due to the lack of autofocus. The lens just stopped focussing from one day to another... :)
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2011 Summer gadget lineup is in and it looks a little something like this:
iMac 21.5" Spring 2011 2.7GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i5 16GB DDR3 RAM, Black iPad 2 32GB 3G + WiFi, Black iPhone4 32GB (not pictured).
2011 Summer gadget lineup is in and it looks a little something like this:
iMac 21.5" Spring 2011 2.7GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i5 16GB DDR3 RAM, Black iPad 2 32GB 3G + WiFi, Black iPhone4 32GB (not pictured).
2011 Summer gadget lineup is in and it looks a little something like this:
iMac 21.5" Spring 2011 2.7GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i5 16GB DDR3 RAM, Black iPad 2 32GB 3G + WiFi, Black iPhone4 32GB (not pictured).
Het werd tijd voor wat nieuws, dus kocht ik een 24" iMac
Het bureau is van IKEA, tafelblad heet Vika Lauri, daaronder zijn 2 sets Dioder geplakt voor de verlichting er in
It was time for something new, so I bought an 24" iMac
The desk is made by IKEA, the name is Vika Lauri. Underneath there are 2 sets of Dioder taped to it, for the light in the desk
Suddenly, everything clicks. And swipes. And scrolls. And the incredibly thin Apple Wireless Keyboard sits on your desk surrounded by nothing but glorious space.
BSSR  House
Het werd tijd voor wat nieuws, dus kocht ik een 24" iMac
Het bureau is van IKEA, tafelblad heet Vika Lauri, daaronder zijn 2 sets Dioder geplakt voor de verlichting er in
It was time for something new, so I bought an 24" iMac
The desk is made by IKEA, the name is Vika Lauri. Underneath there are 2 sets of Dioder taped to it, for the light in the desk
BSSR House, 2011. Huib van Wijk, architect.
Minimalism has grown a lot over the past few years. The natural light and the empty space seem to communicate more than the space that is filled up with something.
People say that you have clearer thought patterns when there is less around you. Others say you just need a clean, minimal workspace. Well it comes down to personal preference and what type of person you are in the end. Some people like to have a messy work area and others totally hate it when there is anything out of place.
iMac 21,5 inch, wireless keyboard & Magic Mouse by Apple.
Keeping the Toolstop blog up to date toolstop.co.uk/blog plus trying to find ways to easily make and distribute torrents of some of our videos.
My current computer setup.
Mac: 15" Macbook Pro i5 2.53GHZ, 4GB DDR3 ram, 750GB 720RPM HDD.
Accessories:
Monitor: Dell U2410 IPS monitor for photo editing
Keyboard: Apple Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard
Mouse: Logitech MX Revolution
Remote: Apple Remote
Phone: Motorola Atrix
Taken with Sony A55 with a Sigma 30mm f/1.4 lens.
I also have plans to soon build a super fast photo editing/photo storage/media server/gaming computer. I'll post pics once I build it.
My desk setup. Clean and simple.
A lot and not much has changed since I last took a picture of my setup:
www.flickr.com/photos/mc_razza/2753533392/
Current specs:
"Early 2008" iMac 24" 2.8GHz 6GB RAM 1TB HDD
However I think it's time to update to a new imac and printer.
Keeping the Toolstop blog up to date toolstop.co.uk/blog plus trying to find ways to easily make and distribute torrents of some of our videos.
Keeping the Toolstop blog up to date toolstop.co.uk/blog plus trying to find ways to easily make and distribute torrents of some of our videos.
I really need to start to use my little Apple wireless keyboard more than I presently do!
7 Days of Shooting Week #3 - Straight and Narrow Black and White Wednesday .....
Thanks, in advance, to everyone who views this photo, adds a note, leaves a comment and of course BIG thanks to anyone who chooses to favourite my photo .... thanks to you all.
2011 Summer gadget lineup is in and it looks a little something like this:
iMac 21.5" Spring 2011 2.7GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i5 16GB DDR3 RAM, Black iPad 2 32GB 3G + WiFi, Black iPhone4 32GB (not pictured).
This is my favorites from the office, except my Canon EOS 7D, which I hold in my hand.
iMac 27" (mid 2011)
iPad mini
iPhone 5
MacBook Air (mid 2013)
Bose AE2
Tokina AT-X 11-16/2,8
Desk
-Apple MacBook Pro (13", 2.53GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 500GB HD, 4GB RAM)
-Apple iMac (20", 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 320GB HD, 4GB RAM)
-Apple AirPort Extreme 802.11n Router
-Apple iPhone 3GS (16GB)
-Apple Wireless Keyboard
-Logitech MX Revolution Mouse
June 3, 2010
Desk - Winter 2012
-Apple MacBook Pro (15", 2.2GHz Intel Quad Core i7, 500GB HD, 8GB RAM)
-Apple 27" Thunderbolt Display
-Apple iMac (20", 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 320GB HD, 4GB RAM)
-Apple AirPort Extreme 802.11n Router
-Apple iPhone 4 (16GB)
-Apple Wireless Keyboard
-Apple Magic Trackpad
-Harman Kardon Soundsticks III
January 2, 2012
Otras fotografÃas de mi MacBook:
Devaluando mi Mac diciembre, 2006
Mi escritorio febrero, 2008
BlackBook agosto, 2008
Instalación de Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard agosto, 2009
Kamakura septiembre, 2009
My recent acquisition is the Chumby One, a bed-side WIFI-connected, touchscreen-equipped device that runs Linux on a ARM9-based CPU. Woot.com offered it for $50 and I couldn't resist.
So far it has been dutifully waking me up each morning, and entertaining me with fun little Flash widgets. The built-in speaker sounds much better than its diminutive size suggests. This device double duties as an internet radio tuner, fulfilling a role previously served by a Turtle Beach Audiotron internet radio I used to own and love.
I'm pleasantly surprised that Chumby supports many USB devices out of the box: shown here is a Rii Mini wireless backlit keyboard / touchpad connected to the Chumby with the Linux terminal displayed. I've tried a Nyko Net Connect USB ethernet adapter (for Nintendo Wii, based on the ASIX AX88772 IC) and Chumby picked up that connection also. I've also successfully SSH'd into the Chumby as well.
I may try plugging my USB TV tuner to see what Chumby will find.
It seem Chumby treats the "snooze" button as an "enter" keystroke.
Moved the dividers slightly, got the nMP to fit better. Still researching for a similar style backpack, but one with a spot for a 15.6'' MMT Monitor2Go FHD monitor.
I did order a Pelican 1560 case on Amazon last night. Should be here Monday, thanks to Prime shipping.
2011 Summer gadget lineup is in and it looks a little something like this:
iMac 21.5" Spring 2011 2.7GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i5 16GB DDR3 RAM, Black iPad 2 32GB 3G + WiFi, Black iPhone4 32GB (not pictured).
Love this monitor, especially on a Humanscale M8 arm. Can't wait till Apple updates it with a higher resolution and updated ports on the backside.
I am still amazing how far technology has come. It is a curse and a blessing. Thanks to my husband, I have almost every apple product on the planet!
Trying to figure out a carrying bag for my nMP for when i travel. I remembered when i was setting up my nMP that i had a old camera bag collecting dust in my closet.
The bag is a Lowepro Flipside 400 AW. I've had this bag for years, haven't used it much at all with my gear usually in a Pelican 1510 case or my Ari bag.
Its got a front compartment, long/tall enough to hold a Apple wireless keyboard and loads of accessories (usb/TB cables, power cable, surge protector). Bright side to camera bags are they're made to hold lots of random items and most come with rain covers.
But for now this will do until i decided on something permanent. I want something that has a laptop spot so i can bring a portable monitor. Looking at a few other bags/cases at the moment.
Another carrying bag/case i'm looking at is a Pelican 1560 case. I have a 1510 for my camera gear and another Pelican case for my guns , i definitely trust them.
Whichever bag/case i purchase, i'll end up ordering a Sea to Summit dry bag to go with it, don't want any tiny particles to make their way into the nMP while its in travel (pelican cases with pick-n-pluck foam can shed little bits of foam).
Might end up buying a bag for now and the case somewhere down the road.
This past week has been an extremely productive one. Lots of writing, thinking and creating. So much fun. I also bought an Apple Wireless Keyboard and wireless Mighty Mouse which are so pleasurable to use.
Here I am writing on said wireless keyboard which is paired with my iMac (out of view). On the PowerBook is the superb MarsEdit 2 (trial). I have the fully paid-up version on my iMac which I purchased just a few days ago. Best_software_discovery this year so far :)
It's just so awesome!
Aluminium iMac 2008 revision "Penryn"
24" 2.8Ghz 2GB RAM 500GB HDD
EDIT: 11-09-10
I added an extra 2GB of RAM so I now have a maximum of 4GB. I've only noticed minor performance improvements in a couple of programs and in a few areas of general computing. I'm left somewhat disappointed in the minimal speed bump.
EDIT: 20-09-2012
The 500GB WD HDD died so I had it replaced with a brand new Seagate 1TB HDD.
EDIT: February 2013
Added an extra 2GB of RAM for a combined 6GB.
EDIT: March 2016
Replaced the 1TB HDD for a 240GB SSD. Revised specs are now thus:
"Early 2008" iMac 24" 2.8GHz 6GB RAM 240GB SSD
UPDATE 2022:
Still using it. A few years back I upgraded the CPU to 3.06GHz, which was salvaged from Apple's top-of-the-line iMac from their 2008 range. The difference in performance is un-appreciable.
UPDATE July 2024:
It finally died in November or December 2022. I suspect the PSU failed. It's just a matter of replacing said part but there's no point. It's been a great computer that served as my daily driver for 14 years. I'm on PC now (reluctantly) and it's alright, but I miss using a Mac. Hopefully I will get one soon.
10th May 2007.
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My updated setup. Previous can be found here.
Treated myself today and went to the Apple Store. Purchased a wireless keyboard and magic mouse.
Also picked up the rechargeable batteries because they both really suck up battery life quickly.
I had the regular Apple USB keyboard and mouse and hated both of them. The standard Apple keyboard is too long (because of the numeric keypad) and gets in the way when using my mouse. And the basic apple mouse just straight-up sucks for too many reasons to elaborate here.
Stopped then picked up the wrong pen when it came to writing 'Cockpit'; plus, the page was curling at the top-right (hence the pencil-weight). Going down to London tomorrow perhaps to ask these questions to someone; wish me luck.
3 Monitors running 2 systems tied together through Synergy.
Windows 2000 running the Left monitor
Vista 64 running the Center and Right monitor
I use apple products on a daily basis, these are all my apple products put together in memory of Steve Jobs.
1955 - 2011
Apple Macintosh computer iMac 20" 2.66Ghz
1. mighty mouse
2. wireless keyboard
3. remote control (for playing DVDs or music)
still with plastic on!