Mac Collection

[Klydo]

lol, i'll pic my workspace later when i cba. In all fairness, I stick my computer in itself out of site, have an external disc drive up out the back so it doesn't take up space, I have 2 monitors, 19 inch widescreen and a 22inch widescreen, 2 speakers which are placed well, a phone dock, a fat modem, a skinny wireless router, and a bunch of cables on the side, and a cabinet that holds all discs and crap. I'm going to go clean it all up now. Just to show you it's possible. Even though I want a mac so bad!

It's not possible. Sure you can make the desk look tidy, however behind it will be a mess of cables. Mine has 3 cables behind it, two of which are for my external hard drive and one for the iMac. Other than that there are none. Where as if you look behind yours it will be a fire hazard basically

[samsaBEAR]

With the Mac Pro's, I don't see why they have decent graphics cards in them because hardly any games work on them.

as people have said, mac pros arent really designed for gaming. even tho im sure you dual boot/use parellels to play the games.

[Insedated]

Mac Pros are used for advanced & professional design & development.
Loving the collection Greg, I want it all now.

Specs on the iMac ?

[Hypertext]

Mac Pros are used for advanced & professional design & development.
Loving the collection Greg, I want it all now.

Specs on the iMac ?

Sorry to totally bump this thread.
In no way are Mac Pros for advanced professional design and development. They're for very high-fly things, such as scientific experiments, complicated maths, and video/high-resolution graphic rendering. For Professional design and development, a entry-level iMac will suffice; though the higher-end iMacs work better for it.

[Agnostic Bear]

Sorry to totally bump this thread.
In no way are Mac Pros for advanced professional design and development. They're for very high-fly things, such as scientific experiments, complicated maths, and video/high-resolution graphic rendering. For Professional design and development, a entry-level iMac will suffice; though the higher-end iMacs work better for it.

What? No they're not, you want BlueGene/L for that kind of stuff.

[Recursion]

It's not possible. Sure you can make the desk look tidy, however behind it will be a mess of cables. Mine has 3 cables behind it, two of which are for my external hard drive and one for the iMac. Other than that there are none. Where as if you look behind yours it will be a fire hazard basically

Ever heard of cable ties?

[Klydo]

Ever heard of cable ties?

Yeah but they don't so the job good enough to make it look as tidy as an iMac

[Hayd93]

a mate of mine has less.

he has the imac with wireless keyboard and mouse.And a external hdd connected to the router and a prniter on the router so all he has is the power lead thats it.

[myke]

I've invested a lot of money to improve my work space so I can optimize my web development. I have now entirely converted to Macs with a MacBook and an iMac. Here's some snaps of my new work area, which overall makes me feel more productive while I'm working. No more clutter and wires coming out from every jack and port possible. Thank god for Apple

Everything on the desk...


Fancy shot...


The MacBook...


A random Apple print...

I have that canvas, you stuck that apple sticker on

That's really nice !

I think a bluetooth keyboard and mouse would be the cex.