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Here’s the specs of my next PC

• Intel S775 Core 2 Extreme QX9770 3.2GHz Quad-Core CPU
• Zalman CNPS9700 LED CPU Heatsink
• ASUS S775 P5N-T Deluxe Core 2 Motherboard
• Integrated Sound Card
• Integrated Gigabit Network Connection
• DDR2 8GB Geil 800MHz EVO ONE Quad DDR2 Kit
• 300GB Western Digital VelociRaptor 10000rpm Serial ATA HDD
• 1TB Seagate 7200rpm 32M Serial ATA HDD 24x7
• Seagate 750GB Freeagent Desktop External USB 2.0 HDD
• Internal All-in-1 Memory Card Reader Black
• Pioneer 4x BDR-202BK Blu-Ray DVD-RW Writer
• ASUS 9800GX2 1GB PCIe Overclocked Video Card
• ASUS 9800GX2 1GB PCIe Overclocked Video Card
• ASUS 9800GX2 1GB PCIe Overclocked Video Card
• 22" (55cm) Samsung 2243BW Widescreen LCD Monitor
• 22" (55cm) Samsung 2243BW Widescreen LCD Monitor
• 22" (55cm) Samsung 2243BW Widescreen LCD Monitor
• 22" (55cm) Samsung 2243BW Widescreen LCD Monitor
• 22" (55cm) Samsung 2243BW Widescreen LCD Monitor
• 22" (55cm) Samsung 2243BW Widescreen LCD Monitor
• Antec Twelve Hundred Black Case (No PS)
• Tagan 1300 Watt Power Supply
• Logitech G15 Gaming Keyboard
• Logitech MX Revolution Cordless Laser Mouse
• Logitech G25 Racing Wheel
• Powerware 5110/1000VA Line Interactive UPS

Total Price $11,065

So you've made the switch from gmail to hotmail, but how do you move all your old Hotmail email messages and folders to the new Gmail address. That's no worries at all, Amit has written a nifty little article telling us just how to do it using the Outlook Connector. To move your emails from Hotmail to Gmail via Outlook:

1. Install the Outlook connector and then configure your MSN Hotmail / Windows Live Hotmail accounts with Outlook.

2. Once you have all your Hotmail email message available locally inside Outlook, configure Gmail IMAP access inside Outlook.

Following Scott Hanselman's, Steve Richards and Bill Gates lead, I have decided to share my office and workspace setup.

This isn't meant to be a gloat about the technology I use rather an explanation of the tools that I use in my job. Plumbers and electricians have cool vans full of all their gear and they probably spend more on that than I have on this.

My office is around 4 metres square, though one corner is chamfered off. In order to maximise the space available and still create enough room for my staff to work I have a real mixture of furniture. My desk is a curved reception desk I picked up second hand from the gym when they remodelled. It has nice deep drawers on both sides and the 90 degree curving space is an excellent fit for the 4 monitors I work on - 2 x 22" and 2 x 19" wide screens. It also holds current files and data, pens, blank cds, odds and ends and all the cables to connect my mobile phone, camera, video camera and creative zen. On top at each end I store things that I don't need to look at but need to access. In the middle I have a photo frame of my 4 kids and a Lego Bionicle I was given when leaving a client.

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Simply follow the instructions on Darren's giveaway page to be in with a chance to win 2 20" Monitors.