Mac Setups: iMac 27″ with Dual 27″ Apple Cinema Displays and More

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<p>A day late here, but todays <a href="http://osxdaily.com/category/mac-setups/">Mac setup</a> won’t disappoint, it’s an iMac 27″ with dual 27″ Apple Cinema Displays, and two additional (22″?) displays are connected to PC’s running Ubuntu Linux floating above it all.</p>

<p><del datetime="2011-07-03T18:36:41+00:00"> I’m not sure if there’s another Mac Pro or something driving one of the Cinema Displays, or if it’s the MacBook Pro 13″ that is shown in another variation of this setup shown below.</del> The Cinema Displays are being powered by the iMac’s Thunderbolt ports. Great Mac desk, thanks to Scott G for sending this in!</p>

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<p>In the second picture, the iMac looks like it’s playing either <a href="http://osxdaily.com/2011/06/24/team-fortress-2-free-download/">Team Fortress 2</a> or Counter Strike. TF2 is free and CS is on sale this weekend, both from Steam.</p>

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