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tazo

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Regardless of what people say, I think the best mac is the one that you have, that you have made a part of your life, and an essential component of your computing lifestyle. Damn performance to hell, every mac is a work of art and does its job as such. When it comes to a mac and what it does for you, do a few periods and added s's do anything? Exactly.
 

bennetsaysargh

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Jan 20, 2003
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CUBE! CUBE! CUBE! CUBE! CUBE! CUBE! CUBE! CUBE! CUBE! CUBE! CUBE! CUBE! CUBE! CUBE!

THE CUBE IS THE BEST NO MATTER WHAT!

sorry if i seem a bit ecited. i just want a cube so friggin bad!
 

tjwett

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May 6, 2002
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Cube, hands down. Best one I've ever owned and I've had them all. The Cube was a work of art, and it worked beautifully. I regret selling mine every day.
 

MrBillGates

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Jan 29, 2003
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Phoenix, AZ
I think the best Mac computer of all times is the Mac IIfx... Naturally, it doesn't have the athestics nor power of today's Mac's, but I'm looking at things from a relative perspective. The IIfx had tremendous performance and WOW factor relative to anything else out there at the time.

Also, the SE30 was pretty sweet...
 

bennetsaysargh

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Jan 20, 2003
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Originally posted by tazo
wow a lot of people like the cube. (PCI) :D :D

people like the cube because it was a consumer computer, and you could hook it up to an old moniter, or buy an apple moniter:D. it didn't have a built in moniter. apple sold more moniters that way.
i want a cube!!!

no eBay links please:(
 

Wyrm

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Jan 7, 2003
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Toekeeyoe, Japan
Cube?!
Too bad it didn't sell well - alas, just too soon. I hope they make a low end cube so you can drive your stereo or tv with one.

Re: IIfx
I remember this, and I have to agree the WOW factor was there when I first saw one. It was the first time I saw a computer drive 2 screens! One was even colour!

I have to say the current G4 PowerMac is my favourite design.. although there are quirks (as with any product), it is a great piece of PC engineering.

-Wyrm
 

janey

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Dec 20, 2002
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sunny los angeles
laptop: 17" PowerBook
desktop: G4 Cube, hands down :)
all-in-one: the Twentieth Anniversary Mac (you've gotta admit it was a work of art, even though it was pretty expensive)
Monitor to go with all those computers: 23" Cinema HD Display
Peripheral to go with those computers: 30gb iPod and Griffin PowerMate
 

ibookin'

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Jul 7, 2002
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Los Angeles, CA
Originally posted by übergeek
all-in-one: the Twentieth Anniversary Mac (you've gotta admit it was a work of art, even though it was pretty expensive)

Since when is the TAM all in one? :D I guess it was in that the monitor and CD-ROM were in the same part, making the user interact pretty much exclusively with one part, plus the keyboard/touchpad combination.

My favorite Macs:

Desktop: The Cube. No further explanation.

Laptop: 12" PowerBook. Small, light, SuperDrive, what more could you ask for? Maybe a L3 cache and more RAM... :D
 

dhdave

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Oct 23, 2001
121
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I think the best Mac computer of all times is the Mac IIfx... Naturally, it doesn't have the athestics nor power of today's Mac's, but I'm looking at things from a relative perspective. The IIfx had tremendous performance and WOW factor relative to anything else out there at the time.

Also, the SE30 was pretty sweet...

I still have a IIfx in my collection. I love that machine. It does what it does so well. I'm moving and I've decided to give away my quadra 950, but that IIfx and it's 8 color video card are going with me. (Along with about 10 other mac museum pieces)

Not to be cliche' but I still the think the Mac Plus was the best Mac ever. I'm an old dude who's back in college and I always wanted one when they were new my first time around in college. I bought a couple on ebay and I used one exclusively for the entire summer semester last year. I wrote several papers on it. It fit on my nightstand next to the bed (isn't that where everyone does their best writing??) and it never skipped a beat. It reminded me why I love Macs and Apple in the first place.

-dh
 

janey

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Dec 20, 2002
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sunny los angeles
Originally posted by ibookin'
Since when is the TAM all in one? :D I guess it was in that the monitor and CD-ROM were in the same part, making the user interact pretty much exclusively with one part, plus the keyboard/touchpad combination.
technically it was all in one.
 

ibookin'

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Jul 7, 2002
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Los Angeles, CA
Originally posted by übergeek
technically it was all in one.

I don't want a war about this, but it was two pieces.
 

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MrBillGates

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Jan 29, 2003
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Phoenix, AZ
Not to be cliche' but I still the think the Mac Plus was the best Mac ever. -dh [/B]


Do you have a copy of the original Tetris? It is definately the best game ever produced - and on the Mac II it was in color! I though thought the russian backgrounds and music were great. Why the heck isn't the original version re-released?
 

melchior

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Nov 17, 2002
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the G3 Pismo.

the best design apple ever came out with. amazing. perfect. beautiful. i loved it. so much.

i don't like the TI/ALU PB design. i love the pismo. (damned heavy though)
 
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