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@Linux what phones are they, i couldn't find anything with a quick google.
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@dayo
Search for Unifi VOIP Phone -
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@CozyPlanes it was about £25 with the arm mount. It was on a recent episode of Linus Tech Tips. Is much better then my online mic I was using
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@dayo neewer? Link?
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@CozyPlanes Neewer usb microphone for Windows and Mac with suspension scissor arm stand, Shock Mount and table mounting clamp kit for Broadcasting and Sound Recor https://amazon.co.uk/dp/B06XJ2DZ64/...
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@bahua
They are ok, I have had much trouble with their APs and switches - they are kinda degrading over time
Go big or go home.
So everyone is showing their setup, I thought why not share mine.
Every time someone posts their multi monitor setup I'm looking at my setup and be like: "Will this community a...
So 10 months ago i moved from Cambridge (UK) to Guildford (UK), due to moving this distance i started working from home and going into the office once a week.
Now after 10 months i have finally got my home office how i first imagined it. Everything runs from my laptop which is located on the shelving unit away from my desk. Everything plugs into it via 1 USB lead.
Setup:
27" 2560 x 1440 monitor flanked by two 1280 x 1024 monitors.
Asus Laptop (i5-6300HQ, 12GB ram, 512GB SSD + 1TB HDD)
Home PC (i5-7600, 8GB ram, GTX 770)
Accessories:
StarTech USB hub - This allows me to plug my three monitors, keyboards, mouse and everything else into my laptop.
KVM switch - Allows me to swap between my Work PC and Home PC with a click of a button
random
home office
setup