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Audio Equipment

  • DENON PMA-655R

    Precision audio amplifier, delivers fine, high-definition music from my pc and my tuner.

  • DENON TU-255

    RDS Tuner, catches the waves and feeds it into the PMA-655R.

  • HECO ARGON30

    Soft sounding, large volume mountable (non-floorstanding) german loudspeakers. These soft speakers combine perfect with the analytic amplifier, the connection is made using copper/silver combination cabling.

  • HECO Slam 10A

    This Active Subwoofer boost the bass sounds and gives the sound an extra punch.
    I usually turn down the bass when not listening to boomboom-style music.

Mobile Phone

  • Siemens ME45

    After years of Nokia (5110, 6250, 8210,...), Ericsson (T28, T39m) I moved to the Siemens ME45. Shock and water, resistant it proves itself a powerful partner to my powerful life. No other phone made it 9 months with me without repairs, defects, damages.

    Another goodie: The ME45 is packaged with an included data cable.

Computing

  • Sun UltraSparc II @ 186 MHz (Dual)

    I got this babe in Jul 2002. It used to run up to 4000 users for Ision Austria, but now it runs in my room! With dual UltraSparc II CPUs, 256M RAM and SCSI Disks, integrated Audio but without Video, I am looking for a Creator 3D GFX board. This machine boots Sun Solaris and Linux, and is used for work as well :-) .

  • Athlon1800XP

    This is my primary PC for home use. It features a MATROX graphics board as well as some IBM harddisks and a MSI KT266A Mainboard, a TV board, various Network and IO boards, an (integrated) Promise IDE RAID and a Soundblaster PCI128. This machine does also communicate using a Modem and a ISDN Network Card. This machine runs Debian GNU/Linux only.

  • Toshiba Portege 3110CT

    This is my primary PC for mobile use. It features a Trident CyberView graphics board as well as one Toshiba harddisk, a 300 MHz PII, a PCMCIA/PC Card Network Adapter, a Donauoboe IR, a Toshiba USB Adapter and a desktop cabling unit with Network (Intel), Video, Printer and Serial port. This machine dual-boots Windows 98SE and Debian GNU/Linux.

  • Dual Celeron 433 @ 600 MHz

    This is a spare PC for home use. It features a Matrox G200 graphics board as well as some IBM harddisks, two (!) 433 MHz Celerons clocked at 600 MHz, some network adapters and a Soundblaster 16 with a Roland MIDI Canvas. This machine boots Debian GNU/Linux only.

  • P90 @ 100MHz

    This the primary Server home use. It features a Hercules monochrome text/graphics board as well as some IBM, Quantum, Seagate and HP harddisks, one 90 Mhz Pentium clocked at 100 MHz, some network adapters, a SCSI Bus with Harddisks, an IOMEGA Zip Drive, some Archive Viper Streamers, as well as different CD-Roms and CD Writers (total 4). This machine boots Debian GNU/Linux only.

  • Lexmark Optra 1220K

    This my primary Printer for home use. It features Postscript Level 2, 16M Ram (upgradeable to 128M), a RISC CPU, Serial and Parallel Ports, and an interactive PostScript interpreter. The printer can be managed completely with the Display integrated into it; no obscure software and drivers needed!

  • Celeron 433

    This my primary PC for office use. It features an ATI Radeon 8500 graphics board as well as a el-cheapo Seagate harddisk. This machine is booted from a Netboot environment and runs Debian GNU/Linux only. Windows applications are accessible using a Windows Terminal Server.