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hogman

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Apr 10, 2005
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TN
i have the 2nd generation mac. a g3 desktop, a powerpc/g3 type mac, a g3 ibook with a g4 update, a g3 powerbook with a g4 update, a g4 imac, and 2 g4 powerbooks one with a 12" screan and one with a 15"
how bout u guys? dont forget to list the oldest comp u have
 

RacerX

macrumors 65832
Aug 2, 2004
1,504
4
Well, currently this is how my collection stands:
  • Macintosh IIcx (System 7.1)
  • Macintosh IIci (System 7.5.5, using a 68040 upgrade)
  • Macintosh LCII (System 7.1)
  • Macintosh Quadra 700 * (A/UX 3.0.1)
  • Macintosh Quadra 900 (in storage)
  • Macintosh Quadra 950 * (Mac OS 8.1, using a PowerPC 601/66 upgrade)
  • Power Macintosh 7100 (in storage)
  • Power Macintosh 7500 * (Rhapsody 5.6, using a PowerPC 604e/225)
  • Power Macintosh 8100 * (Mac OS 8.6, using a G3/500 upgrade)
  • Power Macintosh 8500 (in storage)
  • Power Macintosh 8500 (in storage)
  • iMac 350 * (Mac OS X v10.2)
  • iMac DV 400 (in storage)
  • PowerBook Duo 280 (in storage)
  • PowerBook Duo 2300c * (Mac OS 8.6)
  • PowerBook G3 (Wallstreet) * (Mac OS X v10.2, using a G4/500 upgrade)

Additionally I have two PCs that are running an Apple OS:
  • IBM ThinkPad * (Rhapsody 5.1)
  • DEC Celebris 5133 (Rhapsody 5.1, in storage, replaced by the Power Macintosh 7500 as my desktop Rhapsody system)

* denotes system still in active use
 

joey4127

macrumors 6502
Aug 29, 2004
280
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Mac Mini G4

1.42GHz, 512mb, 80Gb, BT OS X 10.3.8

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840quadra

Moderator
Staff member
Feb 1, 2005
9,256
5,968
Twin Cities Minnesota
My small Collection, All work and are powered on at least once a month for playtime!!

- Macintosh 512K (Upgraded to 1mb)
- Macintosh SE (Just sold my SE_30 :( )
- Macintosh LC (first version) with Matching Monitor
- Macintosh Quadra 840av (My Favorite Macintosh) With Applevision 1710av Monitor
- Macintosh 6200cd (MP3 Vault)
- Macintosh 6320cd (In the Kitchen as a TV Reciever / Recorder)
- Macintosh 6500/275 (TV Tuner and Video IO Ripper and Decoder for Video Editing done on my G Series Computers)
- Macintosh Powermac G3 (Upgraded to a G4 500)
- Macintosh Digital Audio (AKA Quickaudio (Digital Audio Mobo in Quicksilver case) Dual 533 G4
- Macintosh Powermac G5 Dual 2.0 (Less then a month old)

And one Ipod 15gb Dock connector style. (my baby!!)
 

Nermal

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Staff member
Dec 7, 2002
20,644
4,044
New Zealand
Personally I've had an LC III, an 800 MHz iBook, and my current 1.25 GHz G4 tower. My brother owns a Performa 5260, and used to have a Colour Classic. He also had a Classic II on 'permanent loan' which he gave back when he got the Colour Classic.
 

Mitthrawnuruodo

Moderator emeritus
Mar 10, 2004
14,426
1,066
Bergen, Norway
* iBook G4 800MHz
* PowerBook G3 Firewire aka Pismo x 2
* PowerMac 7500 upgraded to G3
* Performa 630
* Performa 475 (I think that's the model, this was my girlfriends first Mac)
 

mad jew

Moderator emeritus
Apr 3, 2004
32,191
9
Adelaide, Australia
iBook G4 (800)
3x Performa 5400 (160)
PowerMac 6500 (300)
2x Classic II (0.5?) ;)

The iBook is really the only usable one at the moment though. I really should get rid of the others, they collect far too much dust which is hell for allergy sufferers (me :( ).
 

Xeem

macrumors 6502a
Feb 2, 2005
908
15
Minnesota
I've gone through a fair amount of Macs (most of which still probably work) in my time, but currently I have an SE, a Quadra 660AV, a PowerTower Pro 250 (I know, not an Apple, but in my opinion Power Computing made much better Macs than Apple did at the time), a Lime iMac 266 sans CD drive that I got for $5 a month ago, and a Powerbook 400 that had the screen ripped off. The screen is still being used to keep all 8 megs of VRAM in one place. I'm probably going to use my tax returns to grab a Mac Mini or an iBook on the cheap and join all of you in the modern Macintosh world.
 

risc

macrumors 68030
Jul 23, 2004
2,756
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Melbourne, Australia
Primary Machine:

Power Mac G5 Dual 1.8 GHz, 256 MB ATI Radeon 9800 XT, 2 GB RAM, 160 GB HDD, BT, 20" AL ACD, El Gato EyeTV 400, El Gato EyeHome.

Notebook:

Powerbook G4 1.67 GHz 15" (Stock + 1.5 GB RAM).

GFs Machine:

iMac G5 1.6 GHz 17" (Stock + 1 GB RAM).
 

mgargan1

macrumors 65816
Feb 22, 2003
1,218
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Reston, VA
I had the original 17" powerbook with 1GB of Ram, but my house got robbed back in Sept. and so with the insurance money I got the 12" 1.33GHz Combodrive Powerbook with 768MB of RAM, and a 20" iMac G5 with 2GB of RAM.
 

EJBasile

macrumors 65816
Apr 20, 2004
1,304
2
12" PowerBook G4 1.5ghz 512mb 80gb
IBM T42- 1.6ghz 15" 512mb 40gb Destroyed by patient
IBM T42- 1.8ghz 15" 1.25gb 80gb
(I bought it since hospital wanted to buy me a dell)
PowerBook 140
Apple Newton MessagePad 120
50" Sony Wega Plasma TV
 

mms

macrumors 6502a
Oct 8, 2003
784
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CA
1.8Ghz iMac G5 20"
1.5GHz PowerBook G4 12"
800MHz iBook G4 12"
800MHz PowerBook G4 15"
500MHz Cube G4
333MHz PowerBook G3 14"
180MHz Performa 6400
Mac SE
 

5300cs

macrumors 68000
Nov 24, 2002
1,862
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japan
1. G5 1.6Ghz (Rev. A)
2. G4 1Ghz MDD
3. G3 400Mhz B&W
4. 20th Anniversary Macintosh
5. 17" Aluminum PowerBook (Rev. A)
6. 12" Aluminum PowerBook (Rev. A)
7. 15" Titanium PowerBook (550Mhz)
8. G3 PowerBook (Pismo)
9. G3 iBook (800Mhz PowerPC 750fx v2.3)
10. G3 Blueberry iBook
11. G3 Tangerine iBook
12. G3 PowerBook (Kanga)
13. PowerBook 5300cs
14. PowerBook 2400c
15. PowerBook 540c
16. PowerBook Duo 280c
17. PowerBook 190c
18. PowerBook 150
19. PowerBook 100
20. Macintosh Portable
21. Macintosh Classic II

22. Newton Original Messagepad
23. Newton Messagepad 130
24. Newton Messagepad 2100
25. eMate

26. 1Ghz G4 SP Xserve (Rev. A)
 

Platform

macrumors 68030
Dec 30, 2004
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5300cs said:
1. G5 1.6Ghz (Rev. A)
2. G4 1Ghz MDD
3. G3 400Mhz B&W
4. 20th Anniversary Macintosh
5. 17" Aluminum PowerBook (Rev. A)
6. 12" Aluminum PowerBook (Rev. A)
7. 15" Titanium PowerBook (550Mhz)
8. G3 PowerBook (Pismo)
9. G3 iBook (800Mhz PowerPC 750fx v2.3)
10. G3 Blueberry iBook
11. G3 Tangerine iBook
12. G3 PowerBook (Kanga)
13. PowerBook 5300cs
14. PowerBook 2400c
15. PowerBook 540c
16. PowerBook Duo 280c
17. PowerBook 190c
18. PowerBook 150
19. PowerBook 100
20. Macintosh Portable
21. Macintosh Classic II

22. Newton Original Messagepad
23. Newton Messagepad 130
24. Newton Messagepad 2100
25. eMate

26. 1Ghz G4 SP Xserve (Rev. A)

WOW

Sweet collection :eek: :eek: :D and you have just about everything from the top shelf PM, PB and even an Xserve :D
 

5300cs

macrumors 68000
Nov 24, 2002
1,862
0
japan
Platform said:
WOW

Sweet collection :eek: :eek: :D and you have just about everything from the top shelf PM, PB and even an Xserve :D
When I first came to Japan in 2000, all I had was my old P100 Toshiba laptop. :eek:

For a desktop I started with just my TiBook hooked up to an old 17" CRT, an Apple Studio monitor I think. After that I got the G4 PM, then the G5. My boss actually gave me the B&W free :D I would sell the B&W but these days in Japan they're dirt cheap so it's not really worth it.

The Xserve I got used for $1,000 so I jumped at the opportunity. It sits in a closet now doing nothing :rolleyes:

Most people call me rich, but almost nothing in my collection was bought new. It looks like I spent a fortune, but I really haven't. ;) Shh, don't tell anyone though.

I'd like to add a Cube, and maybe a Duo 2300 (the only PPC Duo.) Also, I have no iMacs :(
 

jemeinc

macrumors 6502a
Feb 14, 2004
771
0
South Jersey
hogman said:
, a g3 ibook with a g4 update,

What does that mean ?

G4 flat panel iMac- It's old, and obsolete, but it still gets used everyday. Perfect IM, email, word processor, iPhoto stuff machine for the family. Sits right in the living room like a decoration and still draws plenty of "ooh's" and "ahhh's" from visitors. My favorite mac design w/out a doubt.


1.25 GHZ eMac.- Big, clunky, heavy, and perfect for me. This is my main computer and it's a work horse. I hide it in the corner of my office and work it to death. Never complains. Old faithful.

iBook G3- ehhh, what can I say. Apple threw in a clunker with this one. I use it everyday, but there's nothing on this computer that isn't on the eMac as well. Can't take any chances with this one. It's a problem waiting to happen, and I know it, but I still like it- in spite of the constant problems, and the 1 1/2 hr. battery life. I guess OS X really is that good.;-)
 
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