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	For work or play? (Submitted: October 31, 2005)	TalkBack: Add your opinion
	Name: Charles Sawyer Jr.; Web/graphic designer, CS2 Media Location: Chicago, Illinois Web site: www.cs2mediainc.com

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Charles, with several desktops and laptops, including a media center and multiple game consoles, your home office looks a lot like ours. The computer built into the Hummer model is unique and should be quite a conversation piece.

If you're serious about building a media center, an A/V-style case is important, and 1TB of hard disk space is not as excessive as it might have sounded just a year or so ago. You have both, so you get a gold star there.

You're not alone in loving the Logitech Harmony 880 remote. If there's one accessory that seems ubiquitous in conversation and the tech press these days, it's that. On the other hand, that JVC TV is certainly large, but rear-projection is a bit '90s--maybe it's time to trade up to a big wall-mounted plasma screen, such as Panasonic's well-regarded commercial 50-inch display.