Thanks!
Here is more informations about the set up.
Really nice setup, and your english was perfect man.
Still working on it, need to hide those cables from the TV.
Thanks again!
The orb always adds a nice touch. I'm glad it still works for the Nexus 5 and 7 because the new charger is just a flat slab.
Really sad that Google didn't keep this design. It was perfect...
Only in landscape orientation. It sorta works when I leave it in portrait but it's too long so it slightly lifts off of the charger when you're at the sweet spot.
Nice setup! Is that Art of Flight playing on the tv? Looks like that shifty-shifty 360 Mark Landvik stomped in the movie.
Yeah you're right. Nice movie !
This is a great setup. I think what puts it above the rest is the rightmost television. The mounting + size of that thing is beautiful
Thanks !
The TV is not above the desk because I wanted to watch movies from my bed.
That's a beautiful chair... I will get one for myself after I save up some $.
Sure it does !
I bet you're the new "Abominable Snow Monster", Satanclauz :o).
Thanks.
Nice Setup. I'd get a bigger desk though if you wanna keep the laptop on the desk.
Thanks.
Yeah but this one is already the biggest i can buy.
It is approximately 1m80+
Does that katana have Randy Jackson's autograph?
Nope, I didn't bump into him yet..
Why not just buy flat screen tvs and use them as monitors? Sorry if this is a silly question. I just don't get why would you buy multiple monitors when you can have huge flat screen tvs? (Cost can be a factor but I know some monitors are pretty expensive)
3 monitors are for Eyefinity/Surround display if you want to play a lot. (which i do when i want to, it's also nice for the kids)
Thought "participation" was the right one. :(
You are participating in this sub with your submission/contribution.
Thanks for the tip !
The blade on the right completes this.
What do you do for a living?
I'm 23yo. I'm still learning in IT development But I worked in a well paid job (2K+/mth) and save up to build this.
23yo working in IT as well and your setup is very similar to what I am working on.
Just a little advice : Take your time. Don't rush the new components and estimate your "needs" (should not be the right term).
I already have my rig built. One of the first things I saved up for. Next is a new desk and monitors. After the holidays I'll be saving up for those.
