20th Anniversary Macintosh. I'd love to have one of those
or of course, an iMac G4
Out of many a Mac I loved the 20th Anniversary MacIntosh or TAM was THE pinnacle of art; a true Tour de Force for Apple and the ENTIRE computer industry when it debuted.
* First LCD screen used in a Desktop; or all-in-one almost a full DECADE before themselves, let alone the competition.
* First to come shipped with a SUB-WOOFER and decent mid/high speakers; REAL speakers.
* First to use software keyboard keys and detachable mouse-pad (which evolved in my mind to the Magic Mouse)
* THINNEST Desktop computer for almost 15years; actually its probably STILL thinner than even the TiBook G4 or the current MBP or iMac's!!!!
Lastly, owners at the time in the USA had this delivered via Limo and an Apple Credit card I thin for purchase approval along with authenticity letter. If I ever see one of these I'm buying so long as it boots or the shell is in immactual condition. They're numbered as a limited edition run and even the commercial is comparable as the best Apple has ever made - including 1984 debut of Macintosh.
Funny how the G4 iMac Lamp didn't get such a good reception at the unveiling UNTIL jobs rotated the screen!!! Then the crowd went nuts.
Right now its the iPhone 4 and the MacBook Pro's. I think I'll just get the iPhone 4 as a work-piece collectable. Unless RIM's 9800 Slider has even 1/3 the touch screen performance which it DOES look to hold its own; and if Apple gets into REAL corporate offices above 5'000 employees besides service providers and used for REAL corporate apps like Citrix, Sharepoint, Lotus Symphony then we may ACTUALLY see Apple get within 2% of RIM's USA marketshare and if those applications are challenged with OS X counterparts then we'll see a HUGE growth of acceptance of corporations purchasing Mac's.
Coders DON'T just focus on the iPhone apps but also on the desktop corporate alternatives.