[Mastrap]

This topic was inspired by the "Switch" thread below, but I thought it would stand alone very nicely:

What Macs have you given a home in your house? Meaning Macs you've paid for yourself, not through work. Personally I think I should own a chunk of Apple Computers plc by now.

Myself:

(Pictures from <a href="http://www.applehistory.com)" target="_blank">http://www.applehistory.com)</a>

Mac Classic
<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/classicII.gif" alt=" - " />

SE 30
<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/se.gif" alt=" - " />

LC 475/14" screen
<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/lcIII.gif" alt=" - " />

Performa 6400 (terrible machine)
<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/6400.gif" alt=" - " />

iMac 333 in orange
<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/iMacRevC.jpg" alt=" - " />

toilet seat iBook 466 graphite
<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/ibookse_small.jpg" alt=" - " />

Current:

iBook 600 combo
<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/ibook_dual_above.jpg" alt=" - " />

iMac snow
<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/imac_se_ice.jpg" alt=" - " />

At work more than I could possibly list. Never a single PeeCee.

<small>[ 06-11-2002, 06:17 AM: Message edited by: Mastrap ]</small>

[Cipher13]

PowerBook 100
PowerBook 100
Mac Classic II
Mac Classic II
LC 575
PowerMac 5500/250 DE
PowerMac 5500/250 DE
PowerMac G4/400
iMac 600 (graphite)
iBook 600 (combo)

Pic: <a href="http://homepage.mac.com/cipher13/.Pictures/betterteam.jpg" target="_blank">Two 5500's, one Classic, and two PB100's.</a>

<small>[ 06-11-2002, 06:20 AM: Message edited by: Cipher13 ]</small>

[TheJoshu]

Macintosh 512k

Macintosh SE/30

eMate 300

Power Macintosh 5500/225

iMac DV/SE (1999)

[Hawkeye_a]

-iMac DVSE 400 (original Graphite)

-iMac DVSE 500 (Graphite) (worst machine ive ever owned due to the CRT problem and Apple's sale policy)

-PowerBook G4 400 (original) (one of the best machines ever)

-PowerBook G4 550 (Combo) (current)

-iPod (10 Giger)

<small>[ 06-11-2002, 10:53 AM: Message edited by: Hawkeye_a ]</small>

[juanvaldes]

Mac Plus
LC III
PowerMac 8100/80
iMac rev D
Powerbook Pismo (400 & 500)
Snow iBook
PowerMac G4 dual 450

[McBear]

Mac Classic
SE30
Colour Classic
Performa 275
Powerbook 100
Powerbook 165c
Performa 400
Powermac 7100
B&W G3
Snow Imac
iBook 600 Combo
iPod 10gig

Think that's it <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="wink.gif" />

[nonhuman]

(Apple ][gs <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="wink.gif" /> )
LC (no bloody I, II, or anything else)
IISI
Performa 575 (dunno about that number)
Newton Messagepad 100
PowerCenter 120
PowerBook 170
G3 266 MT A/V
Quadra something or other
Pismo
LC II
Pismo (made some money off this one)
G3 266 MT A/V
iBook 500
iPod

<small>[ 06-11-2002, 08:38 AM: Message edited by: nonhuman ]</small>

[Paco500]

(* means still own/in use)

Desktops:

512k
Orig LC
Classic *
Color Classic *
IIsi
IIci
Performa 638 *
PM 6100 *
PM 7100
PowerComputing PowerBase 240
Performa 6360
PM 7500
PM 7600
Beige G3 *
B&W G3
G4 450
G4 733 (Digital Audio) *

Laptops:

PB 150
PB 165c
PB 540c
PB 5300
PB 1400
PB 2400
PB G3 (Wallstreet)
PB G3 (Pimso)

Other:

Orig Newton MP
Newton MP 110
Newton MP 120
QuickTake 100
iPod

<small>[ 06-11-2002, 09:52 AM: Message edited by: Paco500 ]</small>

[KaptainKaya]

Macintosh 128K
Performa 475
Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh
iMac 233 Rev. B
Power Mac G3/350 Rev. B
Powerbook G3/400 Lombard
PowerMac G4/400
PowerMac G4/Dual 1GHz
Titanium Powerbook G4/800

Newton
iPod

And I still have them all. Sad thing is, I use the Newton more than my Palm m105!

<small>[ 06-11-2002, 09:56 AM: Message edited by: KaptainKaya ]</small>

[Lerkfish]

hm. well, I thought I might be the oldest in the group, but I see I'm in good company, although I've worked on a large variety of macs at work, at home I've not always upgraded often, so my list is smaller:

macplus (later upgraded the memory with ramdoubler --not the software, but the chip holder)
mac IIsi
Motorola Starmax 300/2000
G4/400 yikes PCI mac.
however, consider this covers a continuous period from mid '80s to present.

[RGB]

I feel so unfortunate in comparison to all of you...when I was born there was a ][e, then 9 years later a Performa 6115CD (blazingly fast and top of the line back in '94, but evolved into a piece of **** mainly due to the beating AOL gave it) and am currently still using my B/W G3 350 that is now three years old.

[davidflas]

Pre-Mac Days:
1985 Amiga 500
1993 Amiga 4000

My first Mac:
1996 Power Computing Powerwave 120

Since Then:
1997 G3/266 MT
2000 B&W G3 300
2001 Digital Audio G4/466

Purchased from Ebay 2001:
Performa 476 w/Apple 14" display and Apple external cdrom
Color Classic

My next Mac will be whatever is announced at MWNY 2003.

<small>[ 06-11-2002, 10:48 AM: Message edited by: davidflas ]</small>

[rek]

A Brief History of Time

used to have a 486DX/50 machine and in '93 went to Mac:

(in chonological order)
a second hand Macintosh Portable got me hooked on Macs. From the day I got it, I never used my 486 again!

I finally got a 'proper' desktop Mac: a spanking new Macintosh IIvi! (it was a 16MHz version of the IIvx, not sold in the U.S.)

Not too long after, I needed more power in the form of a second hand Macintosh IIfx

Finally replaced my PC laptop with a PowerBook 165. Not a bad machine, that one .. a real 'quiet achiever'.

I soon got annoyed with file synchronisation issues etc. so enter a PowerBook Duo 270c with DuoDock. The Duo concept was fabulous, by the way.

Then went for the first true desktop replacement PB: PowerBook 540c, but soon cracked and just had to get a PPC: PowerMac 7100/66AV. I was also given a Mac 512K by a friend, and to this day it still works!

For some reason I traded to a PowerMac 8100/80AV. I actually found this machine quite poor, it crashed often, not even a logic board upgrade seemed to help. It was this time (1996), with the lack of the promised "new, stable Mac OS" (which eventually became MacOS X) and a general lack of vision in the Apple camp, I moved back to PC land with Win95 and a Toshiba Satellite Pro.

I found Win95 was quite good, but what a hunk of junk that was hardware-wise, always fell apart -- was introduced to Windows NT 4.0 and an IBM ThinkPad 760 -- wow, 110% quality. Was stolen, and replaced with an IBM ThinkPad 365.

Then a series of PC desktops followed (P200MMX, PII-266, Celeron-366, PIII-600, Athlon-1200, P4-1600). The Athlon was a complete crapbox, and put me completely off the current PC trend of "faster, cheaper, nastier". The P4 that replaced it was flawless, though. During this time I also had a IBM ThinkPad 600, and a PowerMac 7300/200, which I got just 'cause I could get one for cheap. Later junked the desktop and used the ThinkPad for everything.

Ended up getting get a bit bored of PCs, nothing against them, Win2000 is great, I just had the itch for a Mac again and with MacOS X finally being out and semi-mature the itch was bigger than ever.. and just last month I accidentally spilt a drink over the ThinkPad, completely ruining it. I needed to buy a new laptop, fast. And ... what a perfect time to move back to the Mac world with a PowerBook G4 667 (DVI)

[cla214]

in order of purchase... if I am remembering correctly:

Mac 128k
Mac Plus
Mac SE/30
Mac LC
Mac IIsi
Mac IIvx
Performa 6230/CD
PowerBook 520c
PowerCenterPro 210
PowerMac G4/400
iMac (Bondi)
iMac (Tangerine)
iBook (original Graphite)

Waiting for next gen PowerMac to upgrade my G4

[theoden]

In chronological order:
LC II
Performa 6116
Powerbook Wallstreet
iMac rev B
Blueberry iBook 233.

Also saved quite a few older macs from the dumpster, including a 128k, 512k, SE/30, Mac II... it goes on They'd all be running perfectly if plugged in, also

[OldManMac]

Quadra 660AV
B&W G3/300
Current: G4/400 AGP

I feel so inadequate, looking at the lists above! <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="wink.gif" />

I plan on buying a new Superdrive machine soon, hopefully within the next couple of months.

[mike one]

in order
when i was a young'in:
Apple IIc
LC ?
later:
performa 5200 - collecting dust
powermac blue g3 - gave to mom for xmas
powermac 7200/90 - collecting dust
ibook 600 - in use this moment

[Mac Guru]

<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/classicII.gif" alt=" - " />

<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/6300.gif" alt=" - " />

<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/6400.gif" alt=" - " />

<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/imac.gif" alt=" - " />

<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/iMacRevC.jpg" alt=" - " />
GRAPE

<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/g4.jpg" alt=" - " />

<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/pismo_back.jpg" alt=" - " />
continued because of GAY image post limit...

[Mac Guru]

<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/pbg4.jpg" alt=" - " />

and 2 of these...
<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/ibook_dual_above.jpg" alt=" - " />

Mac Guru

[Mastrap]

</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">Originally posted by Mac Guru:
[QB]
<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/6400.gif" alt=" - " />

/QB]</font><hr /></blockquote><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">You had one of these too? Two words: Software modem.

That thing was slower than a barrel of molasses at the South Pole. I hated it. Thankfully I split up with my then girlfriend and managed to palm it off on her as we split possessions.

[Worst. Episode. Ever.]

Macs (in order of acquisition)

Mac Plus
LCII
Performa 6200
Umax SuperMac s900
G4 400
iBook 600

The Plus and the LCII are gone, but not forgotten. The others are still going strong.

Oh, and my 1st computer ever... a Radio Shack TRS-80 (aka the Trash 80)

[chris v]

I am unworthy!

Centris 610
Performa 630CD
Quadra 950
Power Center 150
Sawtooth G4 450
Cube 450
Quicksilver Dual Gig

They all still work.

CV

[pabloEskimo]

Apple ][+
Apple //c
Macintosh Plus
Macintosh LC
Macintosh LC 475
Macintosh Quadra 800
PowerMacintosh 9600/300
PowerMacintosh G4 Cube

<small>[ 06-11-2002, 01:49 PM: Message edited by: pabloEskimo ]</small>

[Millennium]

Macintosh Plus (deceased; power supply issues)
Power Macintosh 6100/60 (upgraded to G3/266)
PowerTower Pro (deceased; the whole thing fell apart on me)
Beige G3/300 Desktop (upgraded to G4/500)
PowerBook G4/400

[ReggieX]

Quadra 630
PowerTower 180e
G4/400 AGP

I sold the PowerTower to a friend 2 years ago, and it's running solid as ever.

[flatcatch]

The machines I've owned. Some of these I had only for a short period of time but they count because I did in fact own them, and they also pad my list <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="wink.gif" /> (I basically conviced my university's tech dept to route all machines they didn't want to me... some I had to fix or swap dead mobos, but I got my hands on about 30-40 working Macs and and a handful of printers. I eventually sold them for very good marked-down prices to some schools, but I cleaned up on volume! Damn! )

Apple II
Apple IIe
Apple IIc (ok, it was my dads, but I was a kid and used it all the time)
Apple IIgs
Mac 512k
Mac Plus (about 15 of them)
Mac SE (about 5 of them)
Mac SE FDHD (about 5 of them)
Mac Classic
Macintosh IIsi
Macintosh LC
Macintosh LCII
Macintosh LCIII (about 5 of them)
Macintosh Quadra 660AV (upgraded w/ 50Mhz '040)
Macintosh 8500AV
* enter a dark period in my life... very little Mac use! *
iBook 600/Combo
iBook 700/Combo

<small>[ 06-11-2002, 03:06 PM: Message edited by: flatcatch ]</small>

[Cellery]

Let's see if I can remember them all:

Apple II GS (bought for Oregon Trail and Number Munchers)
Performa 6400/200 (so bad it almost turned me off from Macs forever)
PowerMac G3 266MHz beige desktop
PowerBook G3 Lombard
PowerMac G4 DP800
PowerBook G4 rev. B 667 MHz

[KellyHogan]

Powerbook G3-400 SCSI

Was a nice machine, had hardware DVD and ran my classic apps well. This was before firewire. I thought OSX would run well on it so hung on to it for a while. I was wrong. OSx was **** on it. I sold this machine in June 2001.

iMac G3-466
This was a toilet seat piece of **** that I replaced with a crap Sony Vaio within a day. It looked good from the magazine reviews but when actually using the 800x600 screen and seeing how poor the TV out was I decided to pass. I couldn't get a refund, hence the exchange.

Power Mac Dual G4 450.
This was a decent machine too. I was deeply disappointed by the speed intitially as it was not as fast as a Pentium III 800 despite Apple's claims. Then OSX came out and from the first day it sucked. This machine connected to the net via modem and had dual CPUs. I must have been the first person to see the DP/PPP kernal panic bug. So this machine had to be sold too even though Classic was fine.

Powerbook G4-400
Lovely really. I had never been so creative with a computer until I got this machine. What gave me the creativity was the wider screen and lovely styling. I loved using it. OSX.1 also ran very well on it but alas this machine had little video ram, little hard drive space and little processing power for the future. I knew OSX was going to get fatter within a year.

Powerbook G4-550
This is what I upgraded to in order to handle the next major update of OSX and to get extra processing power. Apple was kind enough to drop the price of the new models and fix some problems such as the paint pealing off easily and the cooling the system. This machine had a faulty optical drive and had to go back to Apple for a week though. It has been perfect since.

Power Mac Dual 1Ghz. I scrapped using PeeCees all together and thought that a good powerful Mac would run VPC well enough and give me a decent OSX installation and speed. I was wrong. I suffered the time/date bug on DP Macs, I suffered kernal panics when connecting to the net, I suffered from a lighter bank account too! And OSX wasn't much better on it than a single CPU system. So it went back to the store and I got instead...

iMac Superdrive
This baby was lovely out of the box and was pretty fast enough. I also built a new fast PeeCee shortly after to get my Windows gaming, net and TV stuff back. This Mac actually died after a month due to a fault hard drive and Apple sent a technician to fix it. Since then it has been flawless but I still wait for 10.2 in order to get all the speed I should get out of it.

My ideal Mac: Powerbook G4 with the same velvetty and durable black body of the Powerbook G3 but with a wide screen and running at 1Ghz.

<small>[ 06-11-2002, 03:56 PM: Message edited by: KellyHogan ]</small>

[ReggieX]

</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">Originally posted by KellyHogan:
<strong>My ideal Mac: Powerbook G4 with the same velvetty and durable black body of the Powerbook G3 but with a wide screen and running at 1Ghz.</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">That would be the best Mac ever made!

[KellyHogan]

</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">Originally posted by ReggieX:
<strong> </font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">Originally posted by KellyHogan:
<strong>My ideal Mac: Powerbook G4 with the same velvetty and durable black body of the Powerbook G3 but with a wide screen and running at 1Ghz.</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">That would be the best Mac ever made!</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">I've been dreaming about that. Shame really.

[Mac Zealot]

**Long period of using the dark side:**
* states still owned:
Everstep (I believe it was called) 8086
Leading edge model D
IBM Thinkpad 350 (sweet keyboard on a laptop) *
toshiba satellite pro 405cs *
Sony vaio pcv100 (overclocked but still there) *
Cyrix 266mhz (overclocked much higher)
AMD K6/2 550
Pentium 3 750@933mhz (only still have the CPU) *
G4 dp800 (much faster than the 933 p3 was. ) *

And my brother:
sony vaio pcv100 (he gave it to me when it broke.. we actually pitched in to give it life rofl)
Imac g4/800/superdrive *

:-D

[ranga]

I have owned the following macs:

Mac SE - 1987 to present
Powerbook 180 - 1993 to 2001
Centris 650 - 1995 to 2001
Powermac 8100 - 1998 to present
Powermac 7600 - 1998 to 2000
Powermac 9500 - 1999 to present
Powerbook G3 Pismo - 2000 to present
Powermac G4 AGP (Sawtooth) - 2000 to present

I'm thinking about replacing the 8100 with a G3 upgraded PowerTower,
but I haven't done that yet.

--ranga

[Toyin]

</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">Originally posted by Mastrap:
<strong> </font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">Originally posted by Mac Guru:
[QB]
<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/6400.gif" alt=" - " />

/QB]</font><hr /></blockquote><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">You had one of these too? Two words: Software modem.

That thing was slower than a barrel of molasses at the South Pole. I hated it. Thankfully I split up with my then girlfriend and managed to palm it off on her as we split possessions. </strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">Personally this was my favorite Mac. This was the computer that I really learned about the Mac OS, HTML, Flash, Photoshop, and computers in general. I was a computer phobe before that. I eventually maxed out the RAM, added a Sonnet G3 card, Ethernet PCI card, Voodoo PCI graphics card.

My Apple computers:
Apple ][ plus (upgraded to 64k)
Apple Color Classic
Performa 6500/225
Dual 500mhz G4

[daimoni]

.

[MindFad]

Mooched friends' Macs (didn't even dig Windows as a wee lad -- which is, I'm sure, KH would say, because I was much TOO STUPID to use it, making the Mac my obvious favoring choice ) all my life, until I had enough to buy the iMac when it first came out (233, 96MB, 4GB). Was a fine machine ... until it was zapped in a storm while I was at school. Poor thing. I miss it.

Current setup: dual-800. Awesome machine for all of my graphics work.

Next setup: Jan. 2003 or MWNY 2003 -- we shall see.

[Footy]

Apple //c
Performa 6300
Power Mac 6500
currently
iBook 266
Quicksilver 867

[WildZero]

Just one of these @ 500Mhz
<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/ibook_dual_above.jpg" alt=" - " />
but I love it's creamy UNIX filling, yum.

[Bwa]

From 1984-present....

Mac 128 KB
Mac Plus (two), with one LaserWriter Plus
Macintosh II, LaserWriter IINTX, 13" monitor ($10,000..uhg)
Mac IIci
Mac LC III
Mac Performa 200
Mac Performa 575
Mac Quadra 650
PowerMac 6100/60
PowerMac 610066 (two)
PowerMac 9500/132

Currently on my desks:

three Beige G3's (233, 266, 500mhz)
iBook G3/300 (worst Apple machine I've ever had, unfortunately).
PowerMac 6100/66 (version control server)
three 21" monitors, two 17" monitors
Sun SparcStation 10 with dual processors
two Pentium II's.

Yeah I'm a developer

[snomac]

</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">Topic: What Macs have you owned?</font><hr /></blockquote><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif"> </font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">Originally posted by Mac Zealot:
<strong>
Everstep (I believe it was called) 8086
Leading edge model D
IBM Thinkpad 350 (sweet keyboard on a laptop) *
toshiba satellite pro 405cs *
Sony vaio pcv100 (overclocked but still there) *
Cyrix 266mhz (overclocked much higher)
AMD K6/2 550
Pentium 3 750@933mhz (only still have the CPU) *
</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">Err, okay. Let's list 8 PCs in a topic asking what Macs you've owned.

My junk--

Apple ][e
Fat Mac
PowerBook 1400c
iMac DV+
FP iMac
iceBook

<small>[ 06-11-2002, 07:19 PM: Message edited by: snomac ]</small>

[wingdo]

PowerBook 160
Newton 130
Powerbook 1400c/133
UMAX SuperMac C600/240
Newton 2100
PowerBook G3/266
PowerMac G4/400
PowerMac G4/533 DP

[Stogieman]

My first mac was a Performa 6115CD. At great machine. I've upgraded it to a 300mhz G3 and max out the ram. My brother uses it for Word, web browsing and email.

<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/6100.gif" alt=" - " />

My second machine was an original iMac DVSE. I loved this machine. The speed difference between the iMac and the Performa was like night and day. Using iMovie for the first time just blew my mind away. Later I taped some EL cable inside the case as you can kind of see below. This picture was taken with my old and trusty QuickTake 200.

<img src="http://homepage.mac.com/kcrosbie/smalldesktop3.jpg" alt=" - " />

And finally...
to my most recent purchase, a PowerBook Ti 800. The best computer I have had the pleasure of using. Combine it with wireless internet and it is the next best thing to slice bread. Compared to the iMac, OS X is much more snappier, I can only imagine what Jaguar will bring. Here's a picture of my Ti next to my iPod (5gig) and my gameboy advance (all with backlite displays. )

<img src="http://homepage.mac.com/kcrosbie/powerbook.jpg" alt=" - " />

[sek929]

Performa 575
PowerMac 7200/120
iMac Rev D. 333mhz (Tangerine)
PowerMac G4 733 (Quicksilver)

Not a big list, but meh...

[MadBrowser]

Mac SE
LC 3
Performa 430CD
PowerMac 7600/132
PowerMac G3 Beige Mini Tower 266
PowerMac G4 450
PowerMac G4 Dual 450 AGP
Powerbook 3400
Powerbook G3 (Pismo) 500
Powerbook G4 667
iMac 800

iPod 5GB

I think that's it... Whew...

[The Dude]

Performa 578
Bondi iMac Rev.B
PowerBook 1400cs (hand-me-down)
PowerBook G3/400 Pismo
PowerBook G4/550

[Norm1985]

Macs of yesteryear...

Macintosh Performa 6200CD/Crusader (****break I)
<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/6300.gif" alt=" - " />

Power Macintosh G3/300 Blue and White/Yosemite (Papa Smurf)
<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/blueg3.gif" alt=" - " />

Macintosh iBook G3/300 Tangerine/P1 (iZippy)
<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/ibook_orange.jpg" alt=" - " />

Current Macs...

Power Macintosh G4 450 Dual Processor Gigabit Ethernet/Mystic (Hal)
<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/g4_2.jpg" alt=" - " />

Macintosh PowerBook G4 550 Gigabit Ethernet/Onyx (Stealth)
<img src="http://www.glen.nu/applehistory/images/models/pbg4.jpg" alt=" - " />

[OSX Abuser]

I have owned the following computers......

Apple][+ (Parents purchased for family)
6100/60AV (The first computer I purchased)
8500/120AV (Great Machine)
Powerbook1400 (Good, but VERY slow)
2-9500...1 given to Parents as a gift.
2-G4/400...1 given to Parents as a gift.
Dual800/1.1gigs of ram/GF3/200gigs of HD/19 and 17" Viewsonic Monitors.
iPod
iBook500
Trusty old Newton 120

I do not want to think about how much money I have spent on Hardware and Software

Almost forgot the iMac400DV I bought at Sears for $500.00 and sold to my Brother for his Stepson.

<small>[ 06-12-2002, 06:03 AM: Message edited by: OSX Abuser ]</small>

[voodoo]

1995
*Performa 630CD (33MHz 68040LC), with whopping 8MB RAM and something like 350MB HD. A very special machine. Loved it. (OS 7.1 to 7.5)

1997
*PowerBase 180, (180MHz PPC 603e), came with 32MB RAM and a staggering 1GB HD. Last but not least a 2MB ATi Rage3D. A clone, I never became too attached to.(OS 7.5 to OS 8.1)

1999
*Powermac G3 (300MHz G3), with garguntan 128MB RAM and 6GB HD. It had some kind of a 64-bit ATi (4MB?), but I don't recall. This is my favorite desktop machine to date. Immensly powerful...

2002
*iBook 600 combo (600MHz G3), with insane 384MB RAM and 20GB HD. This little fella is my life today. With Airport and OS X, I have found my new favorite.

Looking back, I see that I have never owned a topoftheline Mac. This has got to change. Just, not soon. &lt;no money, see&gt;

<small>[ 06-12-2002, 04:02 PM: Message edited by: voodoo ]</small>

[jules]

I only discovered computers a little over 2 years ago and in that time I have owned:

Blueberry iMac 350
Titanium 400
Pismo 400
iBook 500

and currently:

iBook 600/30GB/640MB/ airport
Titanium 667 DVI 48GB/768M/B airport

Before I bought the iMac, I had never touched a computer of any kind.
Guess you could say I've become obsessed.
Expensive habit!

<small>[ 06-12-2002, 07:42 PM: Message edited by: jules ]</small>