[brassplayersrock²]

rev A 23'' cinema display
1 ghz tiPB
iSight
mighty mouse
pro keyboard
60 gig ipod video (black)
4 gig nano (black)
6 gig ipod mini 1stgen Silver
60gig Photo ipod
1 gig shuffle
nano shoe thingie

[MovieCutter]

Originally Posted by what_the_heck

I can't believe how much some people here spent on Apple. Unbelievable.

Me:

1995: Performa 5200
(1998: Umax clone - doesn't really count, I guess)
2001: iBook Dual USB 500 MHz
2005: Mac Mini 1.42 GHz

-t

Some of us make a living off our Macs and need the fastest we can get. Some of us also have access to hefty discounts so we upgrade for very little out of pocket after selling older machines.

[Gossamer]

Originally Posted by MovieCutter

Some of us make a living off our Macs and need the fastest we can get. Some of us also have access to hefty discounts so we upgrade for very little out of pocket after selling older machines.

And some of us are packrats who are trying desperately to give away their extra Macs for free (thread coming later today in Marketplace)

[ink]

• Apple //c
• Mac Classic
• Newton 180
• PowerMac 6100 (601 @ 60Mhz)
• iMac B
• iMac D (Graphite)
• iBook 2001 (12" Dual-USB Chicklet)
• PowerBook 2005 (12" G4)

I've stayed away from the iPod because they don't have radio and I don't want to carry 2 devices. The most lusted-after Apple product that I never got the $$ to buy: The Apple IIgs

[ink]

Originally Posted by Paco500

GeoPort modem

The most craptastic device ever out of Cupertino.

I don't know what possesed an engineer to get the bright idea that a slow processor, already overloaded with emulating a bunch of 68k legacy code would have the time to also emulate a modem over a generic serial device came from. I love how it would LIE to you and connect at "28.8kbs", but actually give you the performance of 9600 baud if you were lucky (this was on a Powermac 6100).

Yuck.

[qnxde]

I liked my geoport modem, it was fun setting up voiceboxes etc and having your mac call you back and play the messages down the phone etc.

[mindwaves]

Mac SE
iMac DV+ sage
iMac DV blueberry
PowerBook 12''
Power Mac MDD
iMac G5 1.9GHz
MacBook white
iPod 3G 30GB
iPod shuffle 512MB

[harrisjamieh]

Wow, everyone seems to have had loads of stuff!

Well im relativly new, so;

iBook G4 - sold
iMac Core Duo
MacBook

iPod 3rd Gen

Thats all for me

[eddiecatflap]

lc2 - still works
quadra 840av - still works
imac bondi blue - still works
powerbook g4 - still works
powerbook g4 17" - still works
imac g4 - still works
imac dual core - still works

hmm

i think i see a pattern developing..

looks like apple make really reliable stuff , doesn't it ?

[Dork.]

Let's see....

1993'ish: Centris 650 w/ a blazing 25 MHz processor. It was a speed demon back in the day!)
1996'ish: PB 5300c (used, still in use at my parent's house)
1998: "Smurfy" B&W G3 (with matching monitor!)
2001: 12" iBook G3/500
2002: 12" iBook G3/800 (Sold iBook 500 at same time)
2003: PowerMac G4 Digital Audio (Used, sold Smurfy Mac at same time)
2006: 12" PB 1.5GHz (Used, sold iBook 800 at same time)

My wife has also had a Pismo from her employer at one point, and currently has a 15" 1GHz TiBook.

Other Apple stuff that comes to mind:
StyleWriter II
Original AirPort Base Station
Original 5GB iPod (Still in use, although the battery's shot)
White 4GB iPod Nano
Airport Express

I think that about covers it. I wonder how much money that all comes to. The Centris 650 and the Smurfy Mac were both pretty pricy machines back in the day. Even if you don't account for inflation and count the used machines at what I paid for them and not what they would have been new, I count more than $10K in computers alone, and probably close to $1K in Apple-branded peripherals....

[Kerrigan]

Performa 6320CD
iMac DV SE
TiBook 667
MacBook Black
iPod 1st Gen
iPod photo
iPod Shuffle
iPod Nano black

[seanc]

Performa 475
PowerMac 7200*
PowerMac 4400/200*
PowerMac 8200/120*
iBook G4
PowerMac G3 350*
iBook G3*
PowerMac G3 350

[TheoCryst]

iPod 4G (monochrome)
iBook G4 1.33
MacBook 1.83

Yep, that's it. I'm new to Macs... and don't have much money to throw around.

[sek929]

PowerMac 7200/120
Apple 17" Monitor (same era as 7200)
iMac Rev D
PowerMac B&W G3 300 (for the father unit)
Powermac G4 733 "Quicksilver" (current)

iPod 20GB (stolen)
iPod Photo 20GB

[mac128k-1984]

Mac 512k
Mac classic
iMac (G3)
ibook
G4 Cube
G4 powermac
PowerBook
Mac Mini
MacBook
MacPro 2.66Ghz (waiting for delivery)

I'm tempted to take my Mac classic paint the case black, put in a 9" lcd display and put the mini's guts in the (or buy a PPC mini on ebay) case. I normally wouldn't do this but the classic is sitting in a book case and while I love the lines of the mac, it would be kind of cool to mod it

[imitchellg5]

Wait a minute! mac128k doesn't even have a Mac 128k! Oh the irony!

[©öñFü$íóÑ]

I've only ever owned one Macintosh:
Macintosh Performa 6115CD (PowerMac 6100) (60 MHz) (upgraded to G3/480 MHz)

Monitor:
Apple Multiple Scan 15 (died; still in the garage)

Mouse:
Apple ADB Mouse II (rollers broken; replaced by Kensington Mouse-in-a-Box ADB/USB)

Keyboard:
Apple Design Keyboard II ADB

Printer:
Apple Color StyleWriter 2400 (replacement for an incompatible (at the time)HP printer that was sold at a discount as a promotional add-on at CompUSA) (internal circuitry damaged during power surge after a lightning storm; replaced by Epson Stylus Color 600)

[scottiB]

Between the wife and me:

Mac Plus
Classic
ImageWriter II
IIci
Personal LaserWriter NTR
14" Apple Color Display
Quadra 660AV
15" Apple Multi-Scan Display
iMac/266 Tangerine
iMac DV/400 Indigo
iBook G3/700
Graphite AirPort BaseStation
PowerMac G4/Dual 800
PowerMac G4/933
17" Apple Studio Display CRT (ADC)
AirPort Express
17" PowerBook G4/1.67 (1440x900 screen)
1G iPod (10GB)
iPod nano (2GB/white)
iSight

[mac128k-1984]

Originally Posted by imitchellg5

Wait a minute! mac128k doesn't even have a Mac 128k! Oh the irony!

I know

[demograph68]

iMac G3
iMac G4
iPod 3G
iPod 5G

[IonCable]

PowerMac 7100, 14" Apple Display, Colorstylus Printer

(PowerComputing PowerCenter 150) after the 7100

PowerBook G3 500Mhz
Powerbook G4 1Ghz
Powerbook G4 1.5Ghz
15G 3G iPod

Personally owned. The list of hardware at work is much longer.

[nbnz]

Macs...
1999: iMac Rev D 333Mhz (Blueberry)
2003: PowerBook G4 12" Rev A 867Mhz
2006: iMac Intel Core Duo 2.0Ghz

iPods...
2003: iPod 3G 30gig
2004: iPod Mini 4gig
2005: iPod Shuffle 1gig

Other...
2004: Airport Express
2005: Mighty Mouse

[cenutrio]

Original bondi iMac
Powerbook G4 titanium 400 MHz
Cube 450 MHz + 17 Apple display
iPod rev. B 10 GB
Macbook (black)

[CRASH HARDDRIVE]

Centris 610 “pizza box” (bought used)
Centris 650 (bought used, gf/wife’s)
8500/132 (bought from work)
(2) 8600/250’s (bought from work)
Umax s900/200 (first new Mac ever owned)
Motorolla StarMax 4400 (used, gf/wife's)
G4/500 (bought from work)
iMac G4/800 (wife’s)
G5/dual 2Ghz (bought from work)
Several co-leased Macs for freelance business

Powerbook 170 (bought used)
Powerbook 520 (bought used)
Powerbook 1400 (bought used, gf/wife’s)
Powerbook 15” G4/550 (bought from work)
Powerbook 15” G4/1.2 Ghz (bought from work)
iBook/800 14” (wife’s)

iPod Shuffle 1G (wife’s)
iPod Nano 4G

I think that’s all of them.