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I have an mx518, which is, in my opinion the best gaming mouse ~.~

I have a p815 21" CRT from Viewsonic, it rocks

I have a Microsoft Comfort Curve 2000, alright keyboard, types nicely, I would rather get used to ergonamic keyboards, though.. (Anybody have one, they look awesome )

And a set of Logitech X-530's, awesome price/performance speakers.



Show me yours

HP's mouse, speakers, monitor. Never purchased newer stuff.

lol

I have the MX518 too - fantastic mouse.

I also have the Microsoft Natural 4000, a beautiful and extremely comfortable keyboard all at once. It's the best $50 I spent on my PC (besides my mouse, but that was $60 at the time, so it doesn't count! ). I have a 20" widescreen Dell monitor, but I'm probably going to bump that up to the 30" Dell 3007wfp-hc (their refresh to the 30" line) that has improved image quality, contrast, response time, etc. etc. when I get my new PC.

Lastly, I have several types of audio output. I have awesome Panasonic surround sound headphones that I use to watch movies and cinematic-esque games like Oblivion where I reallllly want to get into the game. Then I have my cobbled together speaker system (2 GPX stereo speakers that are surprisingly awesome - they hit the highs and lows and never have any crackling - and a Kinyo subwoofer that does what it was meant to do - pound). Lastly, I have my GameCom Pro 1 Headset for CS: Source.

*Edit* Lol, I'm almost at a positive mineral count again!

I have a 15 inch LCD and touchpad. And speakers that cant play bass. Like once i listened to a song i had only heard on my speakers on some pwnage headphones and i'm like "wait, this song has a bass line?"

My monitor is a Spectrum 5E. I think my keyboard and mouse are just standard HP stuff. And I use a headset instead of speakers, and I don't know what that is either (it says 'Cyber Acoustics' on it but no model name or number I can see).

Same mouse as you, Deathawk (I agree, love it - but I kind of want that wireless Logitech mouse with the nice wheel )

Default Compaq keyboard, default EMachine speakers (work fine) and SyncMaster 730B monitor (wonderful monitor).

Wireless Optical Mouse, Hp (Hewlett packard) Keyboard, a 2002 'energy' flat-screen monitor, and idk what kind fo speakers i got...all it says on the speakers itself is a symbol that looks like it says '40'

Arranged so that for New Years I get the following mouse:
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products...CONTENTID=12134
Best, Mouse, Evarr .

But you have an mx518... Get a Logitech g15 keyboard instead and you'd be better off

It won't really help; I don't need anything beyond what my default keyboard offers so far. But the new mouse has increase precision, no troubles because of the cord getting stuck and a cool new scroll wheel . Those extra buttons are cool, though.. when I get particularly picky I might get myself a new keyboard, but I'm not that picky so far . Don't tell me that keyboard isn't cool.

Monitor


Keyboard + Mouse

My speakers are a little more complex. I have my computer wired into my dvd players surround sound, so I have about 7 Koss speakers and a 2 foot subwoofer in my basement, plus 2 other retro speakers in my ceiling. Aside from that it's also wired to the rest of my house, more of those retro speakers upstairs and 2 6-7 foot bar speakers in my garage.

200$ for it.. ~.~

But the G15 feels awesome, and has the little LCD screen...

Yeah, but for only 100 extra dollars you get the best keyboard known to man .

So do I, it serves me quite well.

It also makes me glad I'm not lefthanded.

Do companies such as Logitech make left-handed versions of their mice?

I'm a lefty and I use the mx518. It might not be made for lefties, but it works for one.

Try being right-handed. You'll like it . If no other way, break your left hand. You'll have no choice but to become a righty.