After Hours

TechRepublic Pro members share their home offices

By · February 13, 2007, 3:58 AM PST · billdetwiler

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  • TechRepublic Pro Editor's Home Office

    The information age and rise of the pervasive workplace have pushed home offices beyond the simple writing desk and file cabinet. Modern home workspaces rival the computing power, Internet bandwidth, and document handling capacity of many small businesses. In September 2005, TechRepublic Pro, then called TechProGuild, asked members to submit photos of their home offices. Members responded with a host of images. This Home Offices photo gallery showcases libraries, dens, and basements that now serve as home offices.

    PCs are hidden by the false wall to the left.

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  • Look Ma, No Wires!

    Most every cord is carefully hidden. This monitor is connected to a KVM providing access to multiple systems and has powered domains and workgroups over its lifetime.

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  • Satellite Office

    Another system connected to the TechRepublic Pro editor's basement home office via Cat5 Ethernet run through a crawl space.

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  • Charles Cohn's home office

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  • Mary Hanson's home office

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  • Megan Hancock's home office

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  • Jerry Mills' home office

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TechRepublic Pro Editor's Home Office

The information age and rise of the pervasive workplace have pushed home offices beyond the simple writing desk and file cabinet. Modern home workspaces rival the computing power, Internet bandwidth, and document handling capacity of many small businesses. In September 2005, TechRepublic Pro, then called TechProGuild, asked members to submit photos of their home offices. Members responded with a host of images. This Home Offices photo gallery showcases libraries, dens, and basements that now serve as home offices.

PCs are hidden by the false wall to the left.

CNET Networks

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By Bill Detwiler

Bill Detwiler is Editor in Chief of TechRepublic and the host of Cracking Open, CNET and TechRepublic's popular online show. Prior to joining TechRepublic in 2000, Bill was an IT manager, database administrator, and desktop support specialist in the ...

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