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Show us your Thunderbolt/Cinema Display setup!
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I purchased the same keyboard. Absolutely amazing, wireless, solar powered, and has the Apple layout and feel. So glad i never have to change batteries ever again. And the keyboard, with a full charge, will last for 3 months in the dark. Logitech really stepped their game up.
Ever since going to the 5th Avenue Apple Store this summer I've had a hankering to purchase a Cinema Display for use with my MacBook Pro. I'm a senior in high school and I swim competitively, so it's tough for me to find time to make money. As a Christmas present my parents and I split the cost of the display. Here are some pictures of my setup:
Inside the desk drawer is my AirPort Extreme and attached external HDD. Let me know if you'd like me to take any more pictures.
Inside the desk drawer is my AirPort Extreme and attached external HDD. Let me know if you'd like me to take any more pictures.
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Please use TIMG instead of IMG tags by adding a T in front of every IMG.
Also know, that you can use Preview (the Mac OS X application inside the Applications folder) to resize your images and save them as JPEGs, which makes them faster to load.
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Thanks, I think I finally got it figured out.Please use TIMG instead of IMG tags by adding a T in front of every IMG.
Also know, that you can use Preview (the Mac OS X application inside the Applications folder) to resize your images and save them as JPEGs, which makes them faster to load.
looks like:Code:[plain][img]http://img834.imageshack.us/img834/1340/dsc0757z.jpg[/img][/plain]
Ah, you removed the images, thus I use another image as example.
I can't find the link to the refurbished Thunderbolt 27" displays.
Could you link me?
Cheers
That post is from three weeks ago, thus there will be no link. You just have to look at the Apple Refurb Store on a daily basis at least, if not more often.
does it bug anyone that the thunderbolt display isn't as tall as the 27" imac one? If you have them side by side there is clearly a height difference.
I know it was intended to go with laptops, and then it's not a huge deal, but next to your imac, its a bit bothersome. at least to me anyway
I know it was intended to go with laptops, and then it's not a huge deal, but next to your imac, its a bit bothersome. at least to me anyway
iMac + Macbook Air + Thunderbolt Display = Pure, Unadulterated Happiness
I've long lusted after a glorious Cinema Display, and this thread didn't do anything to sate that desire! At long last, I got my Thunderbolt display yesterday. I still need to wrangle some cables, but this is essentially my setup!
I've long lusted after a glorious Cinema Display, and this thread didn't do anything to sate that desire! At long last, I got my Thunderbolt display yesterday. I still need to wrangle some cables, but this is essentially my setup!
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The more I look at this thread the more jealous I get ! 
All of your setup's with your Cinema/Thunderbolt Display's look awesome
All of your setup's with your Cinema/Thunderbolt Display's look awesome
Here is my setup:
Apologies for the not great quality pics!
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Where did you get the light strip behind your monitor? The setup looks gorgeous.
Would you be able to post your wallpaper?
Thanks.
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Where did you get your mouse mat from?
Thanks.
Awesome, if I didn't have the air, i'd be really tempted by an imac with twin screens.
I bought it many years ago, it's an icemat. I believe you can still get them though. It's the only mouse mat that has ever lasted me more than 6months. It's a piece of glass so doesn't seem to wear out.
this is a weird off topic question but where did you get those old school movie posters they're awesome, ps nice set up
Very nicely done with the "Apple Thunderbolt - bookstand"
Hahahaha yeah, I finally got some use out of an old reference book ... the 2002-03 Dramatists Sourcebook, to be exact. Didn't get me any work back then, though it's helping to me get things done today!
THIS is my dream! Gorgeous setup.
Here is my setup:
Apologies for the not great quality pics!
You know I have seen this setup from another person on the Post your setup part 15 thread.
Lol sorry but thats not yours!
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Oh ya sorry, I accidentally mixed it up with another picture I saw on that thread
sorry to the original poster of the picture!Oh ya sorry, I accidentally mixed it up with another picture I saw on that thread
Oh well it happens
Happened more or less when I was gonna give a link to his post, accidentaly was going to post the link from his post on this thread instead