When we first noticed these workstations, we were pretty surprised at how much tech was displayed. What's even more surprising was that they all belong to the same person, a dentist from Istanbul, and she enjoys going through different configurations in order to set up the perfect home office.
Leda is a dentist from Istanbul, and she loves Macs. This love for Mac computers has her trying out different hardware and configurations to decide which is best. We really like how she goes through these regularly. Her most recent one is her favorite, although she hopes that Apple will announce a 30-inch LED Cinema Display.
She uses a ViBook adapter so that she can connect two external displays to her MacBook Pro 17. The ViBook also supports resolutions of up to 1680×1050. This means that her second 20-inch Apple Cinema Display runs on native resolution. She uses a Samsung 2333 HD monitor as her main display for now.
Here is some of the hardware that she uses:
-iPad 32gb WiFi with iPad case
-MacBook Pro 17
-Magic mouse
-HP 2010i VGA-DVI monitor on an Ergotron desk stand
-IKEA Alve desk
Check out her Flickr set to see all of her photos of her workstation.
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Comments (6)
Really gorgeous display of technology, one question, where did she obtain the Puck lights from on the light in the first photo? As well, how are they wired in to the shelf? Recessed into the wood shelf or wired from above I wonder?
Looks like standard Ikea to me. They attach fairly easily to any surface. They also include adhesive clips to conceal the wires along the rear of the cabinet.
She's from Istanbul, not Israel if that makes a difference.
There is a considerable difference between Istanbul and Israel. But I really like her setup.
I want the background on the computers in the first picture (the one that look like out of focus lights), anyone know where to find this?
@NickWI: It's a "bokeh" wallpaper. There's a whole bunch of them here:
http://www.inspiks.com/brilliant-bokeh-wallpapers/
I don't think the exact one is there, but there are several very that are very close. If you want the exact one, you could start sorting through these google serach results.
http://www.google.com/images?q=bokeh wallpaper