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For those who are interested, following is a list of computer hard- and software I use:
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Desktop computer:
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Thermaltake computercase, 550 watt power supply and plenty of coolers
Asus P5B Premium motherboard, onboard S-ATA, Raid, LAN, sound, Firewire, USB2
Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 processor, socket 775
4 Gigabyte of Kingston HyperX memory (2 x 2 Gb.)
Harddisk for the operating system and all programs, Maxtor Serial-ATA 200 Gb.
Second harddisk for all the datafiles, Maxtor Serial-ATA 200 Gb.
Third harddisk for system backups, Western Digital ATA-100 120 Gb.
External harddisk for data storage, Maxtor 500 Gb. (USB 2.0)
Samsung floppydrive
Pioneer DVR-212D dual standard/dual layer DVD/CD writer
Asus videocard, PCIe / NVidia GeForce 6600 / 256mb / DVI
Creative Soundblaster 5.1 speakersystem
Logitech wireless keyboard and optical wheelmouse
Samsung SyncMaster 205BW 20 inch TFT screen (1680x1050)
Lexar compactflash cardreader
HP Pavilion DV9750 with 17 inch wide TFT screen
AMD Turion 64 X2 TL-60
2 Gb. memory
160 Gb. harddisk
DVD+/-RW writer
Logitech optical wheelmouse
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 HP Pavilion DV9750 |
Scanner:
Printers:
Network:
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Epson Perfection 2450 Photo flatbedscanner, 48 bit, 2400x4800 dpi
HP Laserjet 2200dn laserprinter for text
Canon PIXMA iP6000D (A4) for color and photographs
D-Link DIR635 ADSL Internet Gateway, 4 port switch, Wireless Accesspoint 54mbps
Operating System: MS Windows Vista Ultimate
Office applications: MS Office 2007
Camera: Nikon View 6.1, Nikon Camera Control Pro and Nikon Capture NX
Image editing: Adobe Photoshop CS3, ArcSoft Panorama Maker 4
Image archiving and gallery software: ACD Systems ACDSee Pro 2, JAlbum 7.4
Image printing software: Qimage 2008
EXIF tools: Exifer 2.1.5, ExifUtils 2.7
Website building: Macromedia Dreamweaver CS3, Joomla 1.5x, JAlbum 7.4
CD and DVD burning: Nero Burning Rom 7
Anti-virus: McAfee and AVG, always latest versions and virus definitions |
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As you can see, the items in the list are pretty much up-to-date. There is only one thing that I would like to have, and that's an A3+ photoprinter. I'm thinking about the Epson Stylus Photo R2400, of which I have read very favourable reviews. It uses pigment inks that give you prints that last a lot longer than prints made with dye inks. The Canon Pro 9000 is another great printer and a lot faster than the Epson. But before I make a definite choice, I need to see the printresults with my own eyes!
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