Remember how you can rotate a Macs screen orientation? Here’s a Mac setup that features just that… with a MacBook Pro. This a MacBook Pro 15″ sitting on its side next to an Apple Cinema Display hooked up to a Mac Pro, and from the looks of it the screens fit perfectly together. The iPad doesn’t quite fit in but it’s a nice addition nonetheless.
Now before you go trying this on your own, it’s worth mentioning that the photographer swapped an SSD into the MacBook Pro “since the platters in an HDD can’t much handle being sideways” so you’ll want to consider that before rotating your MacBook Pro 90°.
On the left is a MacBook Pro 15" Core 2 Duo with an SSD, the center rotated Dell 22" screen, and on the right is a Core i7 iMac 27" decked out with 12GB of RAM. Maybe it's could just Exposé but it looks like the menubar is still sideways…
This awesome reader-submitted Mac setup features a MacBook Pro 13" connected to the rotated monitor to the right, the little screen below is a 7" Mimo display, and the iPad to the left is running AirDisplay. But that's not all, the 20" display floating atop them all is hooked to…
This sweet reader submitted Mac setup comes from Nasar A. and features a little bit of everything: an Apple Cinema Display is connected to the MacBook Pro 13" on the right, a MacBook Air 11" sits to the left, and an iPad 2 Wi-Fi and white iPhone 4 round out…
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where can i get a vertical/sideways mount/bracket like the one holding the mac?
it doesnt seem to be available online anywhere
[…] Note: This does have some practical use, as you can see in a recent Mac setup post showing a MacBook Pro sideways next to a Cinema Display. […]
Which wallpaper is that?
it’s a pinstripe wallpaper. found under Apple -> Patterns folder
I like how the keyboard is light up, when obviously they’re not gonna be typing on it sideways.
interesting, as long as hdds work either vertically or horizontally turned/built in there should be no problem at all…
The hdds dont care about the orientations. Not at all.
Thats just a urbanlegend:
http://www.techarp.com/showarticle.aspx?artno=84&pgno=4#myth-19