The New Power Mac Picture Thread

*sniff* the Powermac picture thread is one of the things that originally brought me here, but long live the new picture thread!

Might as well drop a new pic to start too

Dual 2Ghz w/ 23" This pic was taken in my old office...

Gorgeous.

new pic for a new thread.

A crappy picture of a lousy setup.

DP 1.8ghz G5, Samsung 172T DVI LCD, Logitech Z-2300 speakers.

Voila! Not as pretty as most pics, but a good, working setup for me.

Ok, here's my revised setup with 30" Cinema.



Specs are G5 1.6, 2gb ram, two 160gb drives, Geforce 6800 GT DDL
20gb iPod, 1gb iPod shuffle, Treo 600, Canopus ADVC-100, and a few other things
Please excuse the ugly rug! (it's only temporary)

My contribution...
(sorry 'bout the crappy desk & messy office - just moved and things are still mostly still in boxes).







Equipment:
Windtunnel dual 2.5GHz G5
2.5GB RAM
300GB Maxtor 16MB cache SATA HD
74GB Raptor 10,000RPM SATA HD
Radeon X800 XT
AirPort Extreme
Dell 20" LCD (2001FP) x 2
Apple BT keyboard
Logitech MX700 mouse
Logitech Z-560 speakers
20GB 3G iPod (dock shown)

edit - Mouse is now a Logitech MX1000 laser and keyboard is the older-style black/clear Apple Pro Keyboard.

Dual 1.8 G5 revB with 2 gig ram, 2 x 160 hd's, 9600XT 128 graphics, Logitech Z speakers, LG 17in TFT. Plus 933 G4 iBook and 20gig iPod just been replaced with a 40 gigger - right before the price drop on the 30g iPod Photo

Really, really nice setups. Actually, most of them put mine to shame

My Dual G5 and yummy awesome 30" display!!! iPod mini and powerbook G4 not in shot.

Nobody has a desk that clean in real life...

I see a huge dead pixel cluster in your 30-incher around the top-left corner!!!

you're so totally pwn3d!~~!!!~!

My newly aquired Power Mac G4 Cube with 15" Display and Soundsticks/iSub. I got the cube from a friend in exchange for an Aopen XC18 Cube (a PC). I found the display through a classified ad. It had a broken back leg, but this was easily fixed. The speakers are from ebay and the keyboard will be exchanged for a pro keyboard soon. This is more of an "I build my own computer museum" project.



Cube specs: G4 450MHz, 1GB SDRAM, 80GB HDD, DVD-ROM, AirPort. A very nice system, although I think (oh, blasphemy ;-) my mini + 20" + JBL Creatures is more elegant (and more powerful, of course). The acrylic gives the whole ensemble a very 1970's touch.

These are ridiculously nice setups. I think it's time for a little MacNN socialist revolution & computer-wealth redistribution.

(sulks back to his bought-used Pbook)

Sure why not,...here's a re-post

Hanul, that's an extremely beautiful looking retro setup. It's not a G5, but damn - very nice.

Personally I am expecting a third hand used Sawtooth next week for mainly server tasks. It'll not be in the class of a Cube visually speaking, but probably a useful stationary sidekick for my PB (I hope). Perhaps I should post a picture if the machine survive the transport. It'll be my first PM.

Heh, my Sawtooth will be 5 years old on March 22, so don't come here! What you need to do is redistribute the wealth from your boss to your pocket.

New pic to come soon.

LOL.. g4.. retro.. I'd hate to hear what you think of Pentium MMX or the like..

.... ^^


And then the rest..

..PB rev. C and a Sawtooth.

Fixenated (no more limp bizkit poster), gotta say your setup looks twenty times better now.

LoL. It's a decorative poster but I admit my lack of style. Thanks.

Sniffer, what kind of mouse is that? From MS?

Nice one with the whales btw.

Hilsen fra Sveits!

It's an old trusty IntelliMouse® Explorer that have served me well in many years. You can even tell it's old because the "Microsoft" logo is teared so far down it only has three letters left; "Mic". (I like it even better now.)

Also in the picture (besides that CRT), a FW backup drive and a book that have the title "Algorithmics" on it. Nice to chew on when I am really bored. Impressive signature BTW.

a little bit dark..but this setup won't last long..since I'm moving out from the dorm for good.

I love this thread.

I finally got to making a new QuickTime VR of my current computer setup. I've placed it on-line here:

http://www.bytecellar.com/qtvr.html

Have a look. 30 shots taken with an Apple QuickTake 200 (vintage in its own right!) were used and stitched together w/ Apple's QTVR Studio v1.0. Enjoy.

Other shots of this setup can be found (at the bottom of):

http://www.blakespot.com/list

...of those pics, my G5 setup pic is:







Let me know what you think of the QuickTime VR (link above). Cheers!



blakespot

Nice job with the QTVR. Seemless.

What kind of desk do you have your Cinema displays on, BTW?? Where'd you get it? I'm looking for something like that - big, clean and simple.

Thanks! Not quite seamless...but then it's v1.0 of Apple's QuickTime VR Studio, circa OS 8.x. I wish they'd update that under OS X.

The desk is a "conference table" from Storehouse (storehouse.com), but I've never seen it on their site. I think the desk + legs were $300 or so. It's 6' wide - a good foot wider than most desks. The desks that the older machines are on are all from IKEA.




blakespot

Gotta love that blue wall!

blakespot, where did you get that little cart that you have your g5 on? I've been looking for something that will let me keep my g5 under the desk but still up off the floor. The wheels are perfect for pulling that beast out from under there.

If I'm not mistaken, that's an old macmice cart.. They haven't made those in a while.

Well that stinks. Know of anyone that sells something similar?

Yep, it's a MacMice cart. Even though the owner of that company is arguably insane, I ordered and got it. Works well. Not sure of the current availability...




blakespot

He's actually pretty nice, met him at MWSF this year.. was kinda neat I guess

Kenneth, we have the same mousepad! I don't know why I use it because my MX 1000 tracks perfectly fine on the desk... but it's just too classic so I can't let it go

http://homepage.mac.com/me_mort/DUAL/4.jpg

I just posted this in the lounge version of this thread. I guess it belongs here too. The new(ish) setup:





And a view of the other side so you can see where I put the printer:



Pictured:

Quicksilver 2002 G4 800 with 1.25GB Ram, 120 GB & 40 GB drives.
ADC 20" (bought this week!)
Epson 2450 scanner
iPod 20 GB (second gen)
HP 1200 SE printer
speakers & iSub.

Great setup. I've been looking for a larger desk, what kind of desk do you have and where did you get it?

Thanks,
Josh

It's cubicle furniture from Bush Furniture Online. It's nice because it's all modular so you can fit it in to your space. It's heavy though.

Here's the home rig:



Dual 2.0
LaCie 19" Electron Blue
15" Aplle LCD
Powerbook 15" 1.25
Alesis M1 monitors
Delta 44 sound card
M-Audio keystation 61
Nikon Coolscan V
Canon Pixma ip6000
120 & 20 gb Firewire drives
20 gb iPod
Airport express kinda hidden behind scanner.

Specs:
G4 dual 800 (you know the drill)..
G5 1.8ghz [we decided the mini driving a 23" wasn't such a great idea]
22" and 23" displays [the 23" bought in the marketplace ]
VoIP over vonage (saving money = good)
Hp 940c and 1315 (would have loved a canon but I needed a scanner), canon multipass 5500 (best for faxing)
Klipsch GMX 5.1 (optical from g5, analog from g4.. though I'll be moving that to coax soon)
Comfy chair
Not so comfy chair
Another Not so comfy chair
2 Comfy Dining chairs (the other 2 in my closet haha)
StudioRTA table borrowed from upstairs
Dining Table
Cheap $15 switch from fry's
isub (hiding back there)
Cool lamp
Cool neon guitar clock (t'was my birthday present)
garage door opener remote (hah)
2 boxes of CD-Rs, 1 spindle of fresh CD-Rs, 2 spindles of random CDs I'm too lazy to put into cases, 1 box of DVD-Rs
9v, AA, and AAA batteries
various lengths of ethernet cable
Traffic light and that funny looking clock that nobody can ever read
Grandfather clock (was my dad's uh.. clock...)

pens, pencils, and paper...

Yeah I think that about sums it up

Oh what the heck, here's more goodness :

What was that all about?

This is where I work...

I love these photos. One can really never get enough of people's setups. I read these threads, on several forums.

Usually, the setups are one or the other:

1) The beautiful setups that I envy
2) Beautiful setups, but a little messy, which makes me feel a little bit better about mine.

My desk never seems messy to me, everything is tidy in its place, but when I take a photo it looks messy. argh!

Regarding to the Apple mousepad, I got it in the late 90's.

me too