For me its gotta be my Fujifilm X-H1 + Grip.
For me its gotta be my Fujifilm X-H1 + Grip.
Society's to blame,
Or possibly Atari.
CompuCleaner - Electric Air Duster
outwar6010 (25-06-2018)
Audio-technica Pro-8HEMW : Head worn mic for speech recognition and Asus Xonar DG sound card.
A QNAP TS-877 R7 1700 16GB is on my wish list.
Oculus Rift.
Some of the immersion into some of the games I have is astounding. Definitely a massive improvement over monitor, keyboard and mouse any day
Intel Celeron 300A, price for the performance cannot be ignored !
Phage (23-06-2018)
I remember when I bought two 12MB Voodoo 2 cards back in '98 for a PC upgrade. Being able to run all of my games at 1024x768-if they supported that resolution-made me feel like was the king of everything (which I was :-)).
Logitech MX518, 8+ years and counting
Core 2 Quad Q6600, Overclocked it
Kobo eBook Reader, switched to Kindle now though
Galaxy Note (1st Gen), revolutionary
mikerr (26-06-2018)
For other things i'd add to this list:
1. A Razer Naga mouse.
Originally brought for use in WoW, but i'm now on my third incarnation after literally wearing out the previous ones.
There was a significant learning curve, but having a bank of 12 hardware buttons under your thumb is incredibly useful.
For most games it's very beneficial (it maps the number row or keypad block on the keyboard to that thumb-grid, so as long as you don't have a STUPID game with hardcoded keymaps, you can use it)
But oddly, i've often found non-game usage to be most useful. I have several different profiles for app usage, enabling macro keys for copy/paste/cut/new tab/undo close tab and so on.
2. A dedicated NAS. Shockingly easy to forget, as it's just always there, and always working. It's the backbone of my home network, originally specced with 3x1tb drives and now furnished with 3x3tb drives. Has suffered two active drive failures in it's lifetime but recovered the data with zero losses.
Was expensive to buy (a NAS and three large drives are not cheap) but i think it's paid for itself several times over in the many years i've had it.
I can tell you for a dead certainty that not "everybody" would have voted differently, though I doubt anybody, on either side, would have voted for the subsequent process to be handled the way it has been.
However, that risks turning this into a Brexit thread, which it isn't, so can I ask everyone, please .... don't do that. If you want another Brexit go-around, start a separate thread for it.
My best purchase would have to be the PS2. It just changed the gaming universe for me.
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