Well, I have my computers spread over two provinces (Canada) and one
State (USA). But, where I am at the moment, I have:
1. Gateway Celeron500 win98 laptop - my main machine
2. Dell PIII Inspiron win98 laptop - kind of a backup machine
3. Dell PIII500 Latitude win2K laptop - my new secondary machine
4. Toshiba P166 Libretto win98 - my uber portable machine :)
5. Noname P233 Linux - web and mail server for my domain
6. Custom made case with Industrial SBC Celeron466 win 2k - controls my
room lighting :)
7. Old IBM industrial case with Industrial SBC Celeron 466 - backup for
6
8. Noname P233 - unused
9. IBM Ambra Cyrix 5x86 - unused
10. Compaq 486 - was what served my domain before #5 - now unused
11. Hitachi p133 win95 laptop - former main machine, now mostly unused
12. Magitronic laptop - not too happy, won't boot reliably, unused

Everything is run off a 24 port 3com Superstack II dual speed hub, with
a wireless access point for when I need freedom to roam. I also have two
printers (an HP Deskjet 1120C widecarriage inkjet, and an HP Laserjet
4P) with print servers that also live off the network. As I start to
work more with embedded ethernet, I plan on setting up a parallel
network for testing that can be connected to the main network when I
need internet access on those machines. I also have a PocketPC that
connects wirelessly, and let's not even talk about the Palms (about 3
working, 1 broken, mainly used for control of other things). I have a
20" a 17" and a 15" monitor, all with KVMs to allow access to all
machines (I run dual monitors on most of the laptops).

And all this in a room about 15' by 10'.

It's a little crowded...I built stands, so most things are stacked, for
example, monitors on top of laptops.

Oh yeah, I know I'm a geek.

Josh
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