Broadband Router Built-In 4-Port Switch Connected to cable modem (7.5mbps) Product link
PowerMac
CPU: Dual 2GHz PowerPC G5 RAM: 4.5GB DDR2 3200 HDD: 2 x 74GB Western Digital VelociRaptor 10,000rpm (Striped RAID Set, aka RAID-0) DVD-RW DL 8x (Pioneer DVR-110D) GeForce 6600LE 128MB (Dual DVI) Model: M9590LL/A Product link
Dell E207WFP 20" Widescreen LCD Monitor
1680x1050 native resolution 800:1 contrast ratio 5ms response time Analog & DVI-D connectors Product link
Miglia EvolutionTV
Digital video recorder for Mac MPEG-2/4 and DivX hardware compression Watch, pause, rewind and skip forward live TV Scheduled recording & EPG (Electronic Program Guide) using EyeTV software S-Video and Composite connectors, Analog Cable connector Product link
iPhone 2G
4GB (discontinued model) Unlocked to work with Rogers in Canada Now used without a SIM card (as an iPod Touch) Product link
20" Aluminium iMac
CPU: 2.0GHz Intel Core 2 Duo RAM: 2GB DDR2 HDD: 250GB SATA Model: MA876C/A Product link
AirPort Extreme Base Station
Acts as a bridge for WiFi (802.11n 5GHz and 802.11g) & Ethernet networks Product link
1TB AirDisk
Used by all Macs in the house as their Time Machine backup destination
File Server
Custom-built Linux server, running Ubuntu Server NZXT Gamma PC case (DirectCanada.com) Motherboard: Biostar A760G; 6 x SATA + 2 x IDE connectors! :) (Newegg.ca) RAM: 2GB (eBay) CPU: AMD Athlon 64 3800+ (eBay)
9.6TB Greyhole Storage Pool
Eight HDD in a fault-tolerant Samba storage pool, provided by Greyhole! :) 2 x IDE 750GB 3 x SATA 2TB 3 x SATA 1TB Product link
Scientific Atlanta Explorer 4250 HD
Digital HD Cable Receiver Basic HD cable subscription from Videotron Product link
Scientific Atlanta Explorer 3200
Digital Cable Receiver Basic cable subscription from Videotron Product link
eFrame
Home-made electronic picture frame Built using a laptop bought on eBay Displays digital pictures whenever people come over. Product link
Modded with AppleX V chip Runs XBMC Connects to fileserver (using SMB) to play movies & recorded TV Connected using 3rd-party component cable Retired: It's not used anymore; see Mac Mini Product link
Xbox 360
Won in november 2005 (before official launch!) through a Montain Dew promotion Connected using third-party component AV cable Product link
Xbox 360 Wireless Controller
Won in november 2005 (before official launch!) through a Montain Dew promotion The wireless controllers works #1; never had any problems with it. Lights flash when the batteries are getting low, and games will pause when batteries die. Product link
Elgato EyeTV Hybrid (2008 NTSC)
Analog/ATSC Tuner USB bus powered Connected to DIY antenna Product link
Hacked to allow it to play backups/copies Games are loaded from the attached USB HDD Product link
250GB USB HDD
Formatted in WBFS Contains 70 games
Pioneer VSX-9120TXH
7.1 Channel A/V Receiver dtsHD, Dolby TrueHD, THX Select2, Stream Direct Mode HDMI 1.3a (2 Inputs, 1 Output - Capable of Switching 1080p) 3 Component Video Inputs Connected to 5.1 speakers Multi-Zone, with zone 2 connected to in-walls speakers around the house; allows us to send music anywhere while listening to something else on the home theater Product link
Optoma HD65 Projector
720p resolution 1600 Lumens, 4000:1 contrast ratio Ceiling-mounted, with hush box Product link
120" Projection Screen
Motorized Bought on eBay for 270 $US
32" LCD HDTV
Model: LG 32LB9D 1366 x 768p Resolution 10,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio 178° viewing angle Product link
Apple TV
HDD: 40GB Runs XBMC; Shares the same library database as the XBMC instance running on the Mac Mini (rsync) Product link
MacBook Pro 15"
CPU: 2.53GHz Intel Core i5 RAM: 4GB DDR3 1067MHz HDD: 500GB 5400 RPM Model: MC372LL/A OS: Mac OS X 10.7 Lion Product link
iPad
16GB Wifi version Bought through a US friend before the Canadian release Jailbroken Can be tethered to iPhone when I want Internet connectivity with no Wifi in range Product link
Sony bloggie Video Camera
(Bought using MBNA Sony MasterCard points) Model: bloggie CM5 High definition (1920x1080) MP4 video (H.264) 5x optical zoom 5 megapixels still photos (JPEG) Integrated USB arm HDMI output Supports memory sticks and SD(HC) cards; I'm using a 8GB SDHC card Product link
Nikon D80 DSLR Camera
10.2 megapixels Lens: AF-S Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G ED Shoots in RAW+JPEG Mostly used for informal kid's/family portraits Using Eye-Fi SD card mostly, but also have a 8GB SDHC card in the bloggie that I can borrow if I need more space Product link
2GB Eye-Fi SD Card
Connects to home Wifi network Automatically transfers new photos into iPhoto, using Wifi network Geotags photos Product link
