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What would be your ideal mac hardware setup if money was no object. Here's mine, pretty basic but it would look hot and it's all I need really: mac mini: 1.42GHz PowerPC G4 1GB DDR333 SDRAM ATI Radeon 9200 with 32MB DDR video memory 80GB Ultra ATA hard drive Combo drive DVI or VGA video output AirPort Extreme and Bluetooth Wireless keyboard and mouse 23inch Cinema Display And my emac, obviously.
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17" PowerBook G4 1.67 Ghz w/100 GB Hard Drive and 2GB of RAM 23" Apple Cinema Display MacAlly Bluetooth Mouse/Keyboard G-Drive 400GB External Hard Drive Canon i9900 Printer Canon Rebel XT Executive Pack from BeachCamera (about $1200) Carrying Case for PowerBook Adobe Creative Suite 2 (already own, does this count?) uhm...I think that's it, if there's anything else i'll add. It's pretty much portable workstation the Laptop is connected to the monitor/External Hard Drive at home and thats what the keyboard/mouse is for as well. Digital Photographer/Graphic Designer Dream Setup
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If money was no object? That's easy: tricked-out Power Mac. Dual 2.7GHz G5 (well...maybe dual 2.5 to avoid any bugs in the liquid cooling system) 8 GB RAM 2x 400GB internal HD Nvidia GeForce 6800 Ultra DDL/256MB 2x Apple 30" Cinema Display Bluetooth Airport Extreme NO 56k modem Why make it dirty?Extra gigbit ethernet card Fiber channel card Bluetooth keyboard + mouse All for the low, low price of $13,170! ![]() Of course, it would be a LOT cheaper if A) you bought your RAM from a third party, or B) you spent $500 on an ADC membership beforehand, which cuts the price of even the basic 2.7GHz model by more than $500. Additional things I would want/need: * External HDs to match my internal ones, for backups and transfers * Some nice 5.1 surround speakers * and, of course a desk capable of supporting two of those frighteningly-large monitors. ![]() Being slightly more reasonable, just give me any dualie with 8GB of RAM and a decent >17" LCD and I'll be very, very happy. |
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Ideal setup ??? oy! where to begin! (wait 5 minutes to read the lines bellow - this simulates my trip to the apple store online) PowerMac G5 - for the office 01. Dual 2.7 Ghz Processors (higher if they come out with higher ones) 02. 8 GB RAM 03. 2x 400 GB Hard Drives interal 04. 2x 1TB External Firewire HD - maybe not needed ![]() 05. 2x Apple Cinema Displays 30" 06. Bluetooth and Airport Modules 07. 56k modem (backup just in case!) 08. iSight camera w/ that funky iSight light 09. 1xPCI gigabit ethernet card (just in case I want to go wired) 10. OrangePC card (if this existed and were up to date! - run x86 OSes contained within a window...drooooool) 11. Bluetooth Keyboard & mouse (scroll, 5 buttons) 12. Surround sound speakers 5.1 13. Audio card for the Mac ( I think they make those now...) 14. Preloaded with all mac games and software 15. Two iPods, 1 audio mixing console, 1 turn table 16. TV/Radio tuner capable of doing NTSC, PAL, SECAM, FM, AM (air, sat and cable) 17. Newer generation superdrive 18. A canon miniDV XL2 camcorder 19. 1 Fibre card (for connection to Xserve) For the closet 1. xServe 2. 16 GB RAM 3. 1200 GB HD 4. Fibre card 5. Graphics card 6. xServe RAID (max HD) 7. Superdrive 8. Small monitor For the living room - media center 1. Mac Mini 2. Connected to TV tuner - connected to TV (preferably a 60" plasma )3. Surround sound speakers 4. SuperDrive 5. 1 GB RAM 6. some way to have fibre on it so that I can stream media to it Kitchen, Dinning, Bed, Bath - Ceiling mounted speakers + Airport Xpress Drooooooooooooooooooool
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2 X XServe RAID fully filled with the biggest hard drives available, connected to an XServe G5, also a G5 with the fibreoptic card with it.. 2 X 30" cinema displays 17" 1,67 Powerbook wiith also a 23" external display Oh wait never mind, for most part somebody I dig a lot has those toys.. well, 1 XServe RAID, 1 XServe, 1 XServe Cluster mode, 1 G5, 1 G5 PC inside, some pcs, tons of nice monitors, a 17" Powerbook ...
__________________ MacBook Pro | Dell Mini Inspiron 9 | Mac Mini | Newton 2000 | iPhone | @Work : Dell D620 & 2x20" + a lot of Macs | Workstation, VC & Fusion Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. ~ Samuel Clemens | Rants | Photos |
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Oh god. Where to begin. 10000 node XGrid(XServes) with a 2.7 GHz fully loaded at the helm and dual 30 inch monitors. I don't think i am going to bother with any more technical details. |
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I would really like to have: * Two 23" Studio Displays in a side-by-side configuration. * A "Short Pancake Stack" of 4 or 5 Mac Minis at the end of the desk so that those tedious tasks of reading and writing DVD, re-encoding and storing stuff doesn't take up any of the resources on my main machine.
__________________ - iMac G5 1.8GHZ 17" | SuperDrive | 160GB | 512MB | Airport Extreme | Bluetooth Keyboard & Mouse | Wacom Intuos II - Pentax *ist DL - JVC MiniDV Camcorder - Airport Express - iPod Nano 1gb white |
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all i want is a RAID3 external SATA solution to complement what i have..
__________________ PowerMac G5 Dual 2.0Ghz | 1Gb | 250Gb | Bluetooth | NVidia GeForce 6800 Ultra DDL 256Mb | 20" Cinema Display | MX1000 Wireless Laser Mouse | OS X 10.3.9 PowerMac G4 400Mhz | 832Mb | 40Gb + 120Gb | OS X Server 10.3.8 - Web Dev, Proxy, Mail, NAT, Firewall, Backup Netgear Gigabit Switch | Sony Ericsson P910i Smartphone | iPod Colour 60Gb |
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