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From: Trevor Smithson on 9 Jan 2010 19:52
We talk so much about PCs themselves, it's gotten me curious what
sorts of external accessories and brands of accessories people have
connected to their PCs. It's an under-discussed topic.

I'll start off. First, my computer is a three year old Dell.
Unforutantely not a homebuilt, but pretty heavily customized.

Connected to it:

--Two emachines 22" monitors
--Logitech 2.1 speakers (the oldest part of my setup, still work &
sound great)
--Logitech wireless gamepad
--Logitech wireless mouse
--Dell wired keyboard
--Samsung color laser printer
--Epson AIO inkjet
--Kodak digital camera
--Apple cellphone
--Microsoft webcam (has my least favorite feature ever--a button that
works only with MS chat programs)
--Labtec headset (bought for $1 at a dollar-style store--but does a
reasonably good job nonetheless)
--couple of generic USB 2.0 hubs
--Sandisk USB drive
--Netgear wifi antenna
--HP power/phone/cable surge protector
From: shegeek72 on 10 Jan 2010 03:04
On Jan 9, 4:52 pm, Trevor Smithson <trevor_smith...(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
> We talk so much about PCs themselves, it's gotten me curious what
> sorts of external accessories and brands of accessories people have
> connected to their PCs.  It's an under-discussed topic.

Let's see. I have:

Roxy Atom smasher 3.12
Universal teleporter 4th ed.
Acme portable nuclear power plant
Vector-micro time machine

:D

From: do_not_spam_me on 10 Jan 2010 13:59


shegeek72 wrote:

> Universal teleporter 4th ed.

How are the miles credited to your Amex when you use that thing?

> Vector-micro time machine

Why haven't you used it yet? I know you haven't because of the 2000
election results.
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