We don't know about you, but when we were 15 we could barely save up for a video game, let alone an entire workstation. Maybe we should have taken some lessons from this kid. Found on Flickr, Lewspeight is just a teen, yet he bought everything you see above himself. The kid's got an eye for well thought out office space to boot.

The setup includes a HD 22" BenQ E2200HD flat screen, an unbranded monitor arm bought off eBay, a wireless Apple keyboard, Logitech MX Revolution cordless mouse, Creative Speakers, Griffin Powermate volume knob, Griffin Elevator laptop stand, and an iPod Nano 2 Gig.

His laptop, plugged into his BenQ screen, is a Hackintoshed PC running Mac OSx86. The LCD is also plugged into his Xbox 360 tucked away under his desk. More after the jump... More

Ever since we heard Polaroid had started developing new digital cameras with built-in Bluetooth printers, we've all been a little antsy to get our portable printing fix. Luckily for us, Dell has stepped in to help fill in that void with their new Wasabi PZ310 Mobile Printer, just announced yesterday.

The Wasabi utilizes Zero-Ink (ZINK) tech that replaces those annoying cartridges that we seem to go through at an alarming rate each year. Instead, you get ZINK paper, with dye crystals already embedded right into the paper itself. As it feeds through the printer, specific heat signatures create picture-perfect 2x3 prints. Cool, huh? More

Laptops, TVs, MP3 players and certainly cell phones have seen many different design incarnations that appeal to both the practical use of the device and the need for something that looks totally rad in your hand or on your entertainment center. But printers have been pretty standard, really. Big plastic box with a paper feeder tray up top and page-catching tray in front. But not anymore... More

We've talked about the costs of ink a few times here on Unplggd. With all of us tightening our belts, any trick to save on ink is worth checking out. The other day we read up on eco-font, a typeface that has small perforations in it that aren't noticeable to the eye when used with regular font sizes (read: anything below 24), but when printed ends up using less ink. It's a pretty cool idea for those times you want to print out directions, a recipe, or anything else that doesn't have to be perfect. More

Names: Henrik Nyh and Johanna Öst
Location: Stockholm, Sweden.
Size: The entire home (a condo) is 63 square metres/678 square feet.
Years Lived In:: Just over one year now.
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We fell in love with Henrik and Johanna's space as soon as we saw their media room, which we ended up featuring in our roundup of best looking media rooms. We decided to take a closer look at both their set-up and the rest of their home and discovered a space that's not only full of vintage color schemes, retro décor, and impeccable placement, but one that features some complicated technology as well, including writing up scripts for customized control of their home theater PC!

After the jump, Henrik tells us all about the hidden geekiness in this fashionable abode. Make sure to check out the slideshow, which features 20 photos from this chic space.

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For some of us, printer ink is a sore subject. While we don't seem to have the problem of having to replace cartridges that are still full, we do feel the pinch in our wallets every time we run down to Staples or Office Max to buy replacements. Throwing down for both B&W and color cartridges usually leaves us about $60 in the hole, and in these hard times that can be anxiety inducing.

The last time we picked up some much needed ink we got flustered at the cost and decided to talk to a printer expert about why the heck inks are so expensive. What we found out after the jump... More

Not sure if you knew this yet, but today's election day! Since we'll probably be spending a few hours in line waiting to cast our vote we thought we should do it in style (and while shouting out some fashionable propaganda). Last night we went to Office Max and picked up some iron-on transfers. We then found an image on 30 Reasons, which we posted about two weeks ago, that we printed using our Lexmark All-in-One printer. There were some mishaps, which we get into after the jump, but we're happy to say they we now have an Obama shirt that did not cost us $60. More

In our continuing push for home printers to be used to publish artwork we give you 30 Reasons. This site features a political poster a day until election day. The posters, while all very Democrat, vary in terms of their inspiration, political point, and issue. Each expresses a reason why everyone should vote on November 4th.

You can download, for free, either a large or medium format PDF of any of the posters and print them at home. Printers aren't just for family photos and Google Map directions. You really can produce amazing artwork (even if it's not your own) right at home. More reasons after the jump... More

You may have noticed a few people in your life and on this site who own some version of the British World War II era "Keep Calm and Carry On" poster. Whether it be reprints, originals, or cheeky reimaginings, this damn slogan has been popping up all over the place -- search for the terms on Flickr and you'll find over 500 photos of the poster.

Well, now that we actually have a reason to keep calm and carry on (hello crash '08!) why not save a few bucks and make your own motivational poster. After the jump, we'll show you how to take advantage of Photoshop, free fonts, your printer, and some cheap frames to decorate your home with personal mottos like the one above... More

In our quest to declutter home offices, we've come-upon the brand new Kodak WiFi enabled All-in-One printer line. What's really interesting is that they also promise the lowest ink replacement cost in the industry. The new Kodak printers allow uses to print up to twice as many photos and documents, saving consumers an average of $110 a year. More