[quote author=“tifosiv122”][quote author=“Chris687”]
Nice….What do you use for your gaming rig?

P4 2.8c HT, 1GB RAM, 9800PRO

Erik

Nice

tnx cellery..

i understand that this is a reather expensive printer for my printing needs.. I knew that since my last canon printer.  the ink did not last for very long..

anyway.. tnx again..

I love your printer grOOVy.  I have the same one.  I paid $99, not bad for a laser printer.  After the first toner change its been lasting over a year.   BTW.  I love your setup….Looks very clean…

[quote author=“Some guy”]Just so people know this is also a Fine Ikea file rack with optional ($10) CD and magazine rack addition.

[quote author=“gr00vy0ne”]Ok, I’m finally back at home and can post some pictures of my setup.

Here’s the desk itself with my notebook and desktop systems. I actually have a separate keyboard and mouse (Apple Pro Keyboard and MS Bluetooth mouse) for the TR but I put them away since I haven’t been using them as much. So, stuff on the desk includes the following:

Sony VAIO TR1AP on Lapvantage Dome
SGI 1600SW 17.3” Widescreen LCD Monitor (.23 dot pitch at 1600x1024)
Adaptec XHub7+ USB 2.0 Hub
Belkin Firewire 6-port Hub
JBL Creature Speakers
Sony Ericsson Z600 mobile phone
Griffin Technologies PowerMate USB interface device
Wacom Graphire Tablet
Dazzle 6-in-1 Memory Card reader
D-Link DBT-120 Bluetooth adapter (plugged into USB hub)
Kensington FlyLight USB light (for keyboard)
Logitech Cordless Freedom Keyboard and Mouse
Sony DSC-T1 Digital Camera [not shown]
Sony DSC-F707 Digital Camera [also not shown…busy taking pictures]

Here’s the reverse angle where you can see the computers on the side of my desk. As you can see, 2 computers and 2 printers (one laser and one inkjet) on the rack. Also hiding on the top is the Microsoft MN-700 wireless router/access point. It’s only being used as an access point as I have a separate Linksys router in another part of the house.

And here’s a picture of the computers on the rack. The top one ( Soldam Polo R ) is my main system and the bottom system is my server (Shuttle SN41G2). There’s actually two other systems around but they’re in another part of the house and not currently online.

Enjoy! 

i can’t find any from ikea website :|

Are you referring to the shelving unit that I have? It’s from IKEA and it’s from their JERKER line. There’s no set unit. You have to go in and customize the parts that you want but that’s why I like it so much. You have a lot of flexibility and there’s all sorts of neat add-ons you can get.

If anyone can suggest a Protective Case for the external hard drive in the background (   ) similar in looks to the PCG-CK5T, it would be much appreciated.

Diego- nice setup

[quote author=“gr00vy0ne”]Ok, I’m finally back at home and can post some pictures of my setup.

Here’s the desk itself with my notebook and desktop systems. I actually have a separate keyboard and mouse (Apple Pro Keyboard and MS Bluetooth mouse) for the TR but I put them away since I haven’t been using them as much. So, stuff on the desk includes the following:

Groovy (or anyone else who has this desk),
Is this the 46 inch desk or the 61 inch desk?  You guys have any suggestions about which size to go for?

46” version….although lately, I wish I had the longer version. Of course, I don’t really have the space for it.  :wink:

I m just in love with your setup gr00vy0ne :D

Stupid IKEA, they just changed over to the 2005 catalogue, and guess what, they are no longer selling the 61 incher, OR the silver curry legs (groovy’s).  You have to go to the store to get them, and the closest one to me is in minneapolis (i’m in detroit, so 11 hours at least)

What a pain in the butt

thanks. that was taken a while back…I’ll have to take a new one as some of the things have changed….not drastically, but there’s a few more things on my desk now.

[quote author=“gr00vy0ne”]46” version….although lately, I wish I had the longer version. Of course, I don’t really have the space for it.  :wink:

i have the one with 61” and same leg as groovy has.

Thought I’d share a few pics of my constantly changing workspace…  The lack of any kind of furniture and gadgetry is due to the fact that I move around very, very often.. plus I’m close to broke having paid my way through university…  I can’t wait till I start making some serious cash to get bigger and better things…  but.. anyways.. given those circumstances, gotta maximize on those bucks and buy things that are cheap, high quality, and small for the mobile Me!

Pictured below is one of the many workspaces that I’ve come to occupy.. The room was quite small and.. I guess.. it’s worth mentioning that what is NOT pictured below is an inflatable mattress which I prop up every morning against the wall beside the stool/desk.  Anyhow, given the uncertainty of my residency..  I needed a desk; however, I was tight on space so I had to be a little resourceful :wink:  . I found a stool in the kitchen.. removed the cushion.. and threaded the original screws into an extra board kicking around in the closet.. so, voila: desk.

That, my friend, is a SONY TR2E with 768 MB of RAM and 802.11b/g+BT! Bought it in Akihabara.. Japan. Sweet deal.  I also got the Vaio semi-hard case that fits the TR perfectly..

I recently moved again and this time, into a much bigger room with a REAL DESK!  I believe I’ve inherited a desk made by IKEA..

What you see are the following: a six inch personal fan pointed directly at the TR which works marvelously keeping the computer nice and cool.. a set of DENON speakers that come with my DENON mini hi-fi [it’s a very rare item, model#: D-M03—bought from Mongkok HK]  Shoot.. if only I had a pic of the actual unit itself around here.. but it’s a really sweet system with a champagne-gold finish idiosyncratic of the DENON systems of the late 80s.  The 2-point STEREO SETUP sound glorious..

Well.. I’ve got a few more pics.. but.. the living environment is so ghetto.. it’ll scare you.  :D

Hey, it’s simple, clean, and efficent, who care’s if its not as elaborate as the others…good job!

Erik