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G5 tower heater
#1
My office doesn't have heat, which wasn't a problem when I had a G5 tower on my desk and later, an Intel Pro. Since I got a new iMac, the office has been cold so I got my old G5 out of the surplus pile and plugged it in. Problem solved, and it's a cool looking heater.
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#2
You could just burn the furniture for heat......

--Kledo
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#3
lost in space wrote:
My office doesn't have heat, which wasn't a problem when I had a G5 tower on my desk and later, an Intel Pro. Since I got a new iMac, the office has been cold so I got my old G5 out of the surplus pile and plugged it in. Problem solved, and it's a cool looking heater.

You can't make this stuff up (unless lost is making this up)!
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#4
Make it fold!
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#5
This is the bathroom at a small Mac store in the bay area:

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#6
hal wrote:
This is the bathroom at a small Mac store in the bay area:


Love this. They really are beautiful machines.Too bad I could never afford one.
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#7
I just overclock my Hac more in the winter. Still not as hot as my Dual 2.7 G5 was though.
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#8
you could buy an old G5 on craiglist, gut it and install a ceramic personal heater and put it under your desk.

JPK
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#9
I've been tempted to contact a local hackintosh maker to gut my G5 and install new innards. Don't know if it is feasible, but figured it might be worth a try.
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#10
I had one; loved it in the winter, hated it in the summer. Always loved the look/design -- and the bonus ports UP FRONT for goodness' sakes.
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