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polythene pam

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I was just editing my signature and realized that my iMac was my best purchase in 2007. I love it and don't regret spending so much on it!

So now I'm wondering... what was your best Mac purchase this year? Leopard? the iPhone? a used powerbook?
 
the iphone. it beats my computer purchase, because i'm doing things with my iphone i wasn't able to before with my razr. internet on the road, or just out of the house, is invaluable.
 
My iPhone was my best and costliest purchase from Apple in 2007. I'm sure that I will be getting some stuff after MacWorld though.
 
My beloved iPhone.

I would have said my MacBook but it was bought in december 06' so it so it doesn't count. Yup as said in the title my iPhone was my best purchase, and the wireless combo (mighty mouse+ new alu keyboard) is also in that list, as well as Leopard. Great thread BTW.

-Victor
 
My SR MacBook pro...but that's tough to say since I could say my dad's MPB, my older sisters MB or my mom's MBP. I have successfully converted my family.
 
My 160GB iPod Classic that is half full already with over 60+ movies.

It would have been my 17" MBP but the current model isn't what I am looking for in a laptop.
 
I've only purchased two apple products this year - an Airport Extreme and Leopard. Both have worked fine for me, but I'd give the edge to Leopard since I do more things with it than the AEBS
 
i guess my only Apple purchase in 2007, an iPhone. (EDIT: I don't count OS X 10.5)

But my best tech-purchase ever, a 12'' PB.
 
I'm very impressed with my ipod classic-- but I upgraded from a 3G so I was easily impressed. However, I think the imac ("for the kids") hidden upstairs for production at Christmas may have it beat in the end.
 
iPod Shuffle (3G) - It plays some songs my 1st generation Shuffle won't play. (Songs bought from iTunes!)
 
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