Chromebook

[gmcunni]

if everything is on we'd have 16 :-o

 

[bvibert]

if everything is on we'd have 16 :-o

Nice! I'm sure our number will get higher as time goes on, especially when the kids get older.

 

[o3jeff]

I only have 3

 

[gmcunni]

Nice! I'm sure our number will get higher as time goes on, especially when the kids get older.

damn kids!

 

[bvibert]

I only have 3

You have more per person than we have.

 

[gmcunni]

put on my geek / loser hat and came up with this for home :dunce:

 

[mondeo]

Let's see...

For $350 I could get a Chromebook with an Atom processor, 16GB hard drive, and limited functionality OS, or a laptop with an AMD Bobcat-based processor, 250GB hard drive, and fully functioning OS. Hmmm, which would I go for...

 

[Glenn]

Ok, now I don't feel so bad. I set up a wireless access point a few weeks ago to help the AirPort Express range when connecting to the network. I'm glad to see I'm handily out-nerded here.

 

[bvibert]

put on my geek / loser hat and came up with this for home :dunce:

I forgot about my wife's nook! That's another one added to out list...

 

[Nick]

I've got:

Kindle
(2) smartphones
Google TV
PS3
Xbox
Laptop
Desktop
Tablet

... 9 devices 8)

 

[bvibert]

put on my geek / loser hat and came up with this for home :dunce:

BTW - Nice looking home setup. What are you using for NASes?

 

[gmcunni]

BTW - Nice looking home setup. What are you using for NASes?

i have 2 LACIE NASes, 1 500G the other 1T. relatively cheap things but they work great for mass storage of pics and videos. older versions of this - http://www.lacie.com/us/products/product.htm?id=10476

 

[Nick]

I've got a DNS-323 which I like. I have (2) 1.5tb drives in RAID 1 for redudancy.

It's actually just an enclosure. You buy typical hard drives and just drop them in.

 

[bvibert]

Thanks! Those look pretty sweet...