What kind of computer do you have? Post thoes specs. :)

Desktop:
Intel Celeron 1.4Ghz
192 MB of RAM
GeForce 4 MX420 Video Card
Microsoft Network Card
24x20x48 CD-RW Drive
8X DVD-ROM
17" Monitor
Windows XP Pro.

Laptop:
Intel Celeron 1.6 Ghz
256MB of ram
ATI (UGH!) Radion Video Card
8X DVD and 48X40X52 CD-RW Combo Drive
15" LCD Panel
Windows XP Pro.

Gee, I've no idea what cards I've got here...

Work:

Dell Precision 410 workhorse running Windows NT
CD-ROM of some unknown speed
External hard drive with however many gigs it came with
21-inch monitor

Sun Ultra 10 running UNIX (d'uh)
21-inch monitor

Home:

iMac DV Special Edition in smoke gray

Originally posted by MonorailMan
What kind of computer do you have? Post thoes specs. :)

Laptop: Dark Grey with steel-blue trim.
Toshiba
harman/kardon
intel inside
Windows XP

(Sorry, those are all the stickers I can see...)

AVP

Laptop:

Macintosh iBook
600mHz G3
w/DVD/CD-RW
Running Mac OS 9.2 but I think I have OS X on here, too
384 MB RAM


We also have a 333mHz Grape iMac in the other room. That one is usually running OS X.

Oh, and they and the laser printer are connected by an Airport. The DeskJet color printer isn't airport-able.

Adrienne

Originally posted by adriennek
Oh, and they and the laser printer are connected by an Airport. The DeskJet color printer isn't airport-able.

Adrienne

Maybe the DeskJet is not directly networkable, but couldn't you connect it as a local printer to your desktop machine and make it a shared resource? That's how I have one of our printers connected--it's Jen's desktop's local printer, but shared, so my (wired) desktop and (wireless) laptop can both use it as long as her desktop is on.

I'll post my specs later.

Desktop 1:
P4 2.4
512mb PC1200 ram
Win XP Pro
Sound Blaster
DVD-RAM
CD-RW 52x
Intel Gigabyte Network Adapter
GForce 4 Ti 4200 w/ 128mb RAM
(2) 200GB Hard Drive in RAID

attached with a SKVM switch to:

Desktop 2:
P3 850
384 mb pc133 RAM
Win ME
DVD-ROM
CDRW: 52x
ATI All in Wonder 8500
80GB Hard Drive

Desktop 3:
AMD Athlon 950
384 mb PC133 RAM
DVD-ROM
24x CDRW
Win XP Home
Cheep Intergraded Sound
TNT2 16mb Graphics

Server 1:
P2 333
256 mb RAM
CD-ROM
Mandrake Linux
TNT2 16 mb Graphics
180 GB Hard Drive

Laptop 1:
Centrino (with a little pomodoro*):fez: Pentuim 1.6
256 MB RAM
Win XP Home
CDRW/DVD Combo
60GB Hard Drive

Laptop 2:
P2 233
64MB RAM
Win 98
DVD-ROM
12 GB Hard Drive

Media Center:
P4 3.06 w/ HT
512 MB PC333 RAM
120 GB Hard Drive
DVD -ROM
48x CDRW
XP Media Center Edition
TV tuner

One of those nifty new IMacs (don't want to look at the specs now :D)



I'm too much of a Computer Geek

:fez:


*Watch The Screen Savers

Originally posted by Andrew
Maybe the DeskJet is not directly networkable, but couldn't you connect it as a local printer to your desktop machine and make it a shared resource? That's how I have one of our printers connected--it's Jen's desktop's local printer, but shared, so my (wired) desktop and (wireless) laptop can both use it as long as her desktop is on.


You can also get a Wireless Print Sever (about $90 at Best Buy). It should be able to connect to Airport, plus you can put the printer wherever you want ;)

adriennek, if you are interseted in a airport wireless printserver, the only one that I could find was a $299 HP one.
Here is the link to the review (http://www.applelinks.com/reviews/hpwp100/wireless.shtml)

Thanks.

For $300, I'll either use the airport to network the files from my laptop to the iMac or I'll unplug my laptop and carry it into the office and plug it directly to the color printer ;)

Adrienne

Originally posted by adriennek
Thanks.

For $300, I'll either use the airport to network the files from my laptop to the iMac or I'll unplug my laptop and carry it into the office and plug it directly to the color printer ;)

Adrienne

Somhow I figured you would say that :fez: :fez:

HP Pavillion 7935
AMD Athlon fastgig processer
40 gig HD
256+128 mb ram
fast CDR

Epson 880 printer
Canon scanner
Canon S 30 camera

Desktop 1:
P3-700
512 MB Ram
40 GB Hard Drive
ATI Rage Fury w/32 MB
Sound Blaster Live
DVD-Rom
CD-RW
Labtec Surround Speakers
Windows 98

Laptop 1:
P3-700
256 MB Ram
30 GB Hard Drive
ATI Rage Pro w/8 MB
Crystal Audio
DVD-Rom
Windows ME

Laptop 2:
P4-1.2
256 MB Ram
40 GB Hard Drive
ATI Mobility w/16 MB
AC97 Audio
DVD-Rom/CD-RW Combo
Windows XP

heres mine

Home computers

Desktop 1
Athlon XP 1.5 ghz
128mb PC2100
64mb PCI Jaton GeForce2 Vid Card
Onboard audio (darn Soyo board dosent like Sound Blaster sound cards)
Dlink NIC
8x Phillips CDRW
60 gig file HD
10 gig OS HD
Windows XP Pro
17" monitor
wireless keyboard and mouse

(ya, thats the workhorse, you would think from a MCSE/Systems engineer, i would have a nicer setup, but this one gets me through)

Desktop 2 (out of commission currently)
Althon K6/2 500mhz
Onboard everything for now
Was running Windows XP Pro, when i get the Mobo, will be running Windows Server 2003 Beta


Laptop 1 (Dell Latitude LS - aka - really freaking small :))
P3 400mhz
256mb PC133
6 gig HD
Windows XP Pro

(this is basically my go between with work, for clients and things like that. it works, sometimes faster than my desktop at home)

Work Computers

desktop 1
P3 733mhz
256 PC133
Onboard everything (compaq Ipaq)
10gig HD
15gig Server Storage
17" monitor
Virtually indestructible keyboard
Logitech mouse
Windows XP Pro

Server 1
Dual Processor p3 700mhz
2 72.6gb SCSI HDs in RAID1
Running Windows 2003 Server Beta, Office 2003 beta, Windows Exchange Server 2003 beta (AD Domain Controller)

(thats my test lab that I setup, were a MS gold partner, so im helping write white papers for Microsoft on Server 2003, weve had it installed for a few months now.)

Apple Powerpook 1GHz - 17"
1 gig RAM
60 gig HD
Superdrive
Airport



Only had it for about two weeks now.
Mmmmm

2 home made desktops (twins)

AMD Athalon XP 1.9ghz
512mb ram
80gig
128 mb Invida graphics
dvd rom
cdrw
2 15inch monitors

1 Emachines
433mhz
20gig hard drive
60gig hard drive
cdrw
256ram
No monitor it's our server

2 Dell Inspirion Laptops
2.0 ghz Intel
256ram
30gig hard drive
dvd rom
graphics chip (can't remember what kind)
15inch tft screen

lets see.
Computer 1 (internet gateway)
Athlon 1.0 GHZ
1GB ram
On board Video Card
On Board Sound card
Lynksys Nic
On board nic
40 GB Hdd
52X CD-rom
WinXP Pro

Computer 2 (WWW/FTP/Storage Server)
Athlon 2100 (overclocked to 1.933GHZ)
512MB Ram
On board Video Card
On Board Sound card
On Board Nic
On Board USB 2.0
20 GB HDD (SYSTEM)
20 GB HDD / 2X 40 GB HDD / 60 GB HDD / 12 GB HDD (all spaned) * Would strip these if they were the same size
52X CD-Rom
2.4X Lite-on DVD+RW
PCI ATI 100 IDE Controller
Win2K ADV Server
* thinking about dual booting with Linux

Laptop
IBM ThinkPad T23
1.13 GHz Proc
512MB ram
DVD-Rom

That should about cover it.
Joel

PC1:

A-Bit KT7A Raid V2
Athalon T-Bird 1 gig overclocked to 1.4 gigs
GeForce4 Ti 4200 128mb videocard
SOundblaster PCI512 soundcard
1.5mb of pc166 SDRAM
4 120gb Western Digital SE Drivers
1 24x40x12 burner
1 8x4x2 burner
1 50x cd-rom
1 12x dvd-rom
1 NewQ Gold Digital EQ. Check out the pic http://www.johnnyspizza.biz/joe/eqonbox.jpg

modded with 2 additional side fans a clear side window and blue cold cathode light


pc2: (using it as a local web server)

Pentium3 500
256mb ram
1 20 gig hdd
onboard everything else

pc3:

1 gig athalon T-Bird
not much else
using it as a parts tester for computer repair. Its not in a case but the motherboard and powersupply are mounted to a piece of plywood so I can plug in parts easier to test them.

pc4: (part of my home theatre system)

PIII 1 Gig
512mb pc133 ram
2x dvd-r
video capture card
video out video card
wireless pci nic
3 120gig Western Digital SE Drives


I tie this computer in with my main pc so that I can play my mp3s and other media through the home theatre system. I have a wireless keyboard and mouse in the living room so that I can control that computer and look at it through my 42" plasma tv. I also use it capture video from the digital cable and record to DVD.

Dell Dimenison 4300
1.5 Ghz P4
256MB RAM according to the system info (I swear I had 512! hmm)
Sound Blaster Live
NVIDIA GeForce2
48xCD-ROM
at least 16x (I forget, maybe 32?) write CD-burner
4 USB 2.0 ports, including 2 accesible from front pannel (VERY convenient)
40GB Hard drive