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[Cutter John]

My 3 year old beast.

CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 5600+ (2.8GHz)

RAM: 4GB Kingston

Video Card: GeForce 8600 GT

Hard Drives: (1)Western Digital 250Gb (2) Seagate 160 Gb

Optical Drive: SATA DVD RW with Lightscribe

OS: Windows Dual boot Win XP Pro x32 and 7 RC x64

Display: LG 19 inch widescreen

Keyboard: Logitech Wireless

Mouse: Logitech Marble Mouse

Soundcard: Creative X-Fi Xtreme Audio

Speakers: Logitech Z-5500

 

[Niorah]

The Dinosaur:
/.../
Age: 9 years
/../
Keyboard: Original to the machine

Oooh, I love those ancient keyboards -This the kind that goes "KLICK" every time you press a key?

I love 'em too. I took one home from work when we dismantled the (very) old servers, many many years ago and I do like to use it from time to time, just for the great "klack klack klack" sound. It makes you feel like you're actually creating something as you type.

 

[Geckothan]

Mechanical keyboards are far superior to cheap membrane boards in every regard except for noise levels.

 

[Daedalus12]

I usually post from this desktop at school.

Intel Core i7 920 box
8 gig of memory
1 100 Gig SATA HD
16xDVD+/-RW
Nvidia Quadro FX 570 graphics card
24" Widescreen LCD+19" LCD
MX 518 Logitech mouse
Intel Onboard Audio

 

[Bob The Skutter]

Main Desktop PC

19" Widescreen Monitor
AMD Phenom X3 Triple Core 8650 2.3GHz
4GB Dual Channel 800Mhz DDR2
20x DVD+-DL RW
256MB ATI Radeon 3200HD
80GB SATAII Primary Hard Drive
500GB SATAII Secondary Hard Drive

Media Centre

42" Plasma TV
Athlon X2 4600+
2GB 667MHz DDR2
16x DVD+-RW DL
256MB ATI Radeon X1600
120GB IDE Primary Hard Drive
1.5TB SATAII Storage Hard Drive

Netbook

9" screen
1.6Ghz Atom
1GB DDR2
120GB Hard Drive

 

[SVD]

Oooh, I love those ancient keyboards -This the kind that goes "KLICK" every time you press a key?

I love 'em too. I took one home from work when we dismantled the (very) old servers, many many years ago and I do like to use it from time to time, just for the great "klack klack klack" sound. It makes you feel like you're actually creating something as you type.

Yes! the new keyboards the put on the macs and the laptops just dont feel right.

Unrelated: if you really like that creating something sensation, find yourself a 70's electric typewriter, fun sounds!

 

[trekkiedane]

^For those special occasions I use my old eighties (that's eighteen eighties!) manual typewriter!

 

[RJDiogenes]

I do kind of miss my old typewriter sometimes. I wonder if anybody has invented a utility that allows a computer keyboard to imitate that sound? If they haven't, they should....

 

[JonathonWally]

The Dinosaur:
/.../
Age: 9 years
/../
Keyboard: Original to the machine

Oooh, I love those ancient keyboards -This the kind that goes "KLICK" every time you press a key?

I love 'em too. I took one home from work when we dismantled the (very) old servers, many many years ago and I do like to use it from time to time, just for the great "klack klack klack" sound. It makes you feel like you're actually creating something as you type.

Mechanical keyboards are far superior to cheap membrane boards in every regard except for noise levels.

I have 2 old school IBM M model keyboards. The true "clicky keyboard" over 20 years old. I don't use them because I don't want to ruin them. But yes, clicky keyboards really do rock!

 

[DiSiLLUSiON]

The are horrible! I loved them; until my fingers hurt from all the typing. Then again; I do a lot more typing then ordinary people do. Give me a curved keyboard with notebook style buttons; my fingers still thank me to this very day.

 

[caisson2delta]

Using my trusty iBook G4 with the ancient 10.3.9 OS and still love this thing to death. I haven't had a single issue with it other than I can't play my old PC games on it.

 

[Amaris]

My iMac Hardware:

17" Unibody w/ built in iSight Camera
Intel Core Duo 1.83Ghz Processor
2 GB 667Mhz RAM
128MB ATi Radeon X1600 PCI-e 16X
24X SuperDrive
160GB HDD Internal
500GB HDD External
Logitech Mobile Wireless Mouse
Classic Apple Keyboard

OS: Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.7
OS: Windows XP SP3
OS: Windows 7 RC1

I love it and it still runs all the latest software without a hitch.

J.