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What additional computer hardware do you have?
Apart from your monitor, keyboard and mouse - what additional computer hardware do you have?
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NobbZ
- USB 3.0 Hub with GBit ethernet
- 3 TiB of external HDD (3 devices)
- HP wireless printer
- USB coffee warmer (I never actually used it, but it was a present from my aunt years ago)
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muelthe
- Card reader
- Speakers/Headphones
- Barrier - technically this is not hardware, but it does replace a piece of hardware I can’t do without and that’s a KVM
- XBox controller
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OvermindDL1
Hmm, off the top of my head I know my peripherals are:
- Keyboard.
- Mouse.
- Monitor.
- Speakers and subwoofer.
- Backlighting, lights up based on what appears on my screen to flood-fill the wall with lighting, 5 ‘zones’ that map to different areas of the screen (or if a program knows the API it can send whatever it wants but nothing does, it’s ancient). I actually quite enjoy it.
- Couple of fans for my face that I rarely use connected via USB (great to control speed up and down for game interactions though, lol).
- Some… claw device, whatever it was called, hand fits on it, has a whole set of keyboard keys, mouse mappings, etc… Let’s you control a game with one hand, it’s pretty convenient but definitely have to get used to it, it’s also ancient.
- Camera.
- Mic.
- A few TB worth of external drives.
- I know some other things I’m forgetting, my desk is covered in things front and back…
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