Does anyone have more PowerPC Macs than I do?

AphoticD · Dec 29, 2017

My updated Mac collection,;

1. Power Mac G5 Dual 1.8Ghz, 2.5GB, 160GB HDD, FX 5200 - 2004
2. Power Mac G5 Dual 2.0Ghz, 8GB, 160GB HDD, 6800 GT - 2004
3. Power Mac G5 DualCore 2.3Ghz, 16GB, 1TB HDD, Quadro FX 4500 - 2005
4. Power Mac G4 Sawtooth 600Mhz, 768MB, 160GB HDD, Radeon 9700 - 1999
5. Power Mac G4 Sawtooth 350Mhz, 512MB, 160GB HDD, Rage 128Pro - 1999
6. Mac mini G4 1.42Ghz, 1GB, 80GB HDD - 2005
7. PowerBook G3 Pismo 400Mhz, 1GB, 32GB SSD - 2000
8. PowerBook G4 Titanium 867Mhz, 1GB, 32GB SSD - 2003
9. PowerBook G4 12" 1.5Ghz, 1.25GB, 64GB SSD - 2005
10. PowerBook G4 15" 1.5Ghz, 2GB, 60GB SSD - 2005
11. PowerBook G4 17" 1.67Ghz, 2GB, 64GB SSD - 2005
12. iBook G3 Blueberry Clamshell 366Mhz, 544MB, 32GB SSD - 1999

Intel line up:
1. Mac Pro Octo 3.2Ghz, 16GB, 480GB SSD + 2TB RAID0 + 500GB HDD (Bootcamp), GTX680 - 2008
2. MacBook Unibody 2.0Ghz, 8GB, 240GB SSD + 320GB HDD - 2008
3. MacBook Unibody (White) 2.16Ghz, 4GB, 500GB HDD - 2009 (For the wife)
4. iMac C2D 3.33Ghz, 10GB, 256GB SSD - 2009
5. AppleTV 1st Gen 1Ghz, 256MB, 160GB HDD - 2007
6. Dell Vostro 270s i5 3.3Ghz, 4GB, 250GB HDD - 2010-ish (For the kids + Netflix)

(Additions/upgrades in bold.)

I started the collection 14 months ago with the G5 Dual 1.8Ghz (it was faulty), PowerBook G4 15” and the MacBook Unibody 2008. Plus the ATV and the Dell.
[doublepost=1514596131][/doublepost]@z970mp and others who might ask “why?”

I think addiction is a factor here. It’s easy to get hooked on collecting and tinkering and rarely actually put the machines to work other than for posting updates on MR

We can justify it until the cows come home, but we’re tech junkies enjoying our drug/vice of choice and nobody gets hurt in the process. I imagine space can become a real issue for some though and there may be some lonely girlfriends/wives (or husbands) who feel they are being neglected and second place to a bunch of dusty old machines.

I’m happy with my collection and where it’s at now. I keep browsing eBay for new old Macs but I haven’t seen anything which has grabbed my attention for a few months now and when they do, I have been able to fight the impulse and ask myself if I actually need it or if it will benefit my work in any way and I’ve come away without buying it.

A good reminder for myself is to ask if I can afford the time (and money) required to give the new old Mac the care it will need from cleaning them out, troubleshooting issues and maxing out the specs.

When I started building up my collection I had the intention to start a small audio production and graphic design training school using older tech, but that business idea fell to the wayside while my programming skills and software ideas began to grow, so now the Macs are put to use as testing and development platforms.

The portables have been cycled fairly regularly for development and general productivity use. I try not to let the batteries flatten between uses, so I’ll rotate them every week or two for working after hours (on the couch).

z970 · Dec 29, 2017

AphoticD said:
I think addiction is a factor here. It’s easy to get hooked on collecting and tinkering and rarely actually put the machines to work other than for posting updates on MR

We can justify it until the cows come home, but we’re tech junkies enjoying our drug/vice of choice and nobody gets hurt in the process. I imagine space can become a real issue for some though and there may be some lonely girlfriends/wives (or husbands) who feel they are being neglected and second place to a bunch of dusty old machines.

I’m happy with my collection and where it’s at now. I keep browsing eBay for new old Macs but I haven’t seen anything which has grabbed my attention for a few months now and when they do, I have been able to fight the impulse and ask myself if I actually need it or if it will benefit my work in any way and I’ve come away without buying it.

A good reminder for myself is to ask if I can afford the time (and money) required to give the new old Mac the care it will need from cleaning them out, troubleshooting issues and maxing out the specs.

When I started building up my collection I had the intention to start a small audio production and graphic design training school using older tech, but that business idea fell to the wayside while my programming skills and software ideas began to grow, so now the Macs are put to use as testing and development platforms.

The portables have been cycled fairly regularly for development and general productivity use. I try not to let the batteries flatten between uses, so I’ll rotate them every week or two for working after hours (on the couch).

Perfect response. Explains everything.

Thank you for enlightening me, Aphotic.

AphoticD · Dec 29, 2017

z970mp said:
Perfect response. Explains everything.

Thank you for enlightening me, Aphotic.

People collect all kinds of things; stamps, cars, games, music, movies, guitars, tools, shoes, ties, suits, marbles, Pokémon, etc etc

First world problems.

EDIT: Off topic, but what are people’s other collections? Anything weird and wonderful?

bunnspecial · Dec 29, 2017

AphoticD said:
EDIT: Off topic, but what are people’s other collections? Anything weird and wonderful?

Watches, cameras...

Lately it's been car parts that might one day become a driveable MGA

. I have a short block sitting in the garage that's from an early MGB but that I'd planned to rebuild in such a way that it would drop into an MGA. Just yesterday, I was offered a complete drive train with overdrive from a '64 MGB that also would fit nicely into an MGA with a bit more work than just putting the MGB engine in it.

I also have been in touch with a guy near me who has 40 MGAs that he's in various stages of parting out and/or assembling into complete cars. I got in touch with him because he has the head I "need" for my engine, but I think he's going to end up being a valuable resource for all the bits and pieces I need. He even offered me a screaming deal on a rust-free chassis that might make my life easier.

Altemose · Dec 29, 2017

z970mp said:
You don't need to educate me on PowerPCs. I was a proud member of the community just a month or two ago, and still contributing. I know their charm and appeal very well.

I got you! Just wanted to share the appeal of what they mean at least to me...

z970mp said:
But no, I don't relate to the general practice of collecting, neither do I quite understand the meaning.

Collecting is something that takes a special passion, which I do not have. I don't have a PPC collection, but rather a few PPC machines that I still use from time to time.

bunnspecial said:
In any case, though, we now know our limits on what will operate the instrument.

At least you know exactly what machines you want to be shopping for when your department has its next equipment meeting...

Gamer9430 said:
**Nvm, not trying to get suspended before the PPC challenge starts...

LOL - We need you around for that...

bunnspecial said:
I also have been in touch with a guy near me who has 40 MGAs that he's in various stages of parting out and/or assembling into complete cars. I got in touch with him because he has the head I "need" for my engine, but I think he's going to end up being a valuable resource for all the bits and pieces I need. He even offered me a screaming deal on a rust-free chassis that might make my life easier.

As much as I love coming across people with multiple of the vehicles that I am working on (I am into 1973-1991 GM Square Body trucks), it does kind of irk me that these people have rather rare trucks in various states while values continue to soar! These machines were built to see the road!

macgeek18 · Dec 29, 2017

AphoticD said:
People collect all kinds of things; stamps, cars, games, music, movies, guitars, tools, shoes, ties, suits, marbles, Pokémon, etc etc

First world problems.

EDIT: Off topic, but what are people’s other collections? Anything weird and wonderful?

I collect computers, guns, knives, and military stuff. Collecting is fun and money waster.

bunnspecial · Dec 29, 2017

macgeek18 said:
guns

Forgot to mention the S&W Revolvers

. I mostly focus on pre-WWII K-frames, although I have also been working on 1960s 357 Mag N-frames.

I'd love to collect Winchester rifles, but I don't have the money to play in that area. I make do with a couple of nice quality reproduction '92 model rifles. My Rossi '92 in 357 Mag is one of my favorite rifles, but I'd love to have a real Winchester both in 357 Mag and in 32-20.

Altemose said:
As much as I love coming across people with multiple of the vehicles that I am working on (I am into 1973-1991 GM Square Body trucks),

I was talking to my MG parts guys the other day, and he's toying with selling his 79 Suburban. I'm almost tempted to buy it. It's been a California car its entire life and he's not babied it but knowing him it's in impeccable condition. It has a 350 with a Rochester Quadrajet, and he told me he'd changed the cam to get a bit more low end torque. I think he also said it has a 4.29 rear end.

He'd keep it if it weren't for the fact that he bought an '89 with a 454 big block a year or so back.

I definitely thought of you when he mentioned it, though.

z970 · Dec 29, 2017

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macgeek18 · Dec 29, 2017

bunnspecial said:
Forgot to mention the S&W Revolvers . I mostly focus on pre-WWII K-frames, although I have also been working on 1960s 357 Mag N-frames.

I'd love to collect Winchester rifles, but I don't have the money to play in that area. I make do with a couple of nice quality reproduction '92 model rifles. My Rossi '92 in 357 Mag is one of my favorite rifles, but I'd love to have a real Winchester both in 357 Mag and in 32-20.

I was talking to my MG parts guys the other day, and he's toying with selling his 79 Suburban. I'm almost tempted to buy it. It's been a California car its entire life and he's not babied it but knowing him it's in impeccable condition. It has a 350 with a Rochester Quadrajet, and he told me he'd changed the cam to get a bit more low end torque. I think he also said it has a 4.29 rear end.

He'd keep it if it weren't for the fact that he bought an '89 with a 454 big block a year or so back.

I definitely thought of you when he mentioned it, though.

I like my black powder revolvers and I love my Marlin and Winchester Lever guns. Have quite a few and also a good collection of WW1 and WW2 rifles. Basically have every example of a WW1 and WW2 rifle that was used. There is a few really rare pieces that are not there but I don't have $25K to drop on a rifle. Cars are anther hobby of mine and I have a 65 Dodge Dart GT that needs to be restored.

Gamer9430 · Dec 29, 2017

z970mp said:
I know.

It's just the specific of hoarding functioning computers that I don't understand.

Would it be better for Bunnspecial and I to toss out our over 200-machine combined computer collections into a dump, or to provide them with a home, keeping them in working order?

z970 · Dec 29, 2017

Gamer9430 said:
Would it be better for Bunnspecial and I to toss out our over 200-machine combined computer collections into a dump, or to provide them with a home, keeping them in working order?

Of course not. Do what suits you best.

If you're keeping them in working order, like I said earlier, more power to you.

LightBulbFun · Dec 29, 2017

z970mp said:
I know.

It's just the specific of hoarding functioning computers that I don't understand.

to say that we are hoarding stuff is quite rude

you imply that the items we get just sit somewhere getting dusty in a scrooge mcduck vault, when I can assure you that this is not the case.

for example @bunnspecial ,s extensive collection has been quite instrumental in helping me understand learn and develop cool stuff for macs, as he has a vast collection of rare and obscure macs that he can fire up and test and check stuff for me on.

for example he was the first person to test my 60x tiger kernel on real 60x Beige hardware for me. another example would be where he tested a Leopard image i developed to boot on Gossamer hardware and at the same time I learned that the PowerMac1,1s OpenFirmware calls the 7400 by its Code name, "Max" under the cpu device tree node 7400s are listed as "PowerPC,Max" rather then say "PowerPC,G4" which is very interesting.

theres a lot of stuff id love to check and find out about macs that I dont have/cant get/afford, and such large collections that people like Bunnspecial and @Gamer9430 have allow me to find out the information that im looking for and test out the weird and wacky stuff i want to test out such hardware

hell even people with "smaller" collections like what @AphoticD or @eyoungren have has helped me understand and find cool stuff out about a lot of macs.

there is a reason I am forever asking for About this Mac, System profiler or CPU Z shots. because shots like that from macs iv not seen before can provide very valuable information to me (plus i do just enjoy seeing them

)

so please think twice before just assuming this stuff is a "hoard" because without such "hoards" and such nice people id be a lot dumber them I am now i can say that for sure.

Altemose · Dec 30, 2017

bunnspecial said:
I was talking to my MG parts guys the other day, and he's toying with selling his 79 Suburban. I'm almost tempted to buy it. It's been a California car its entire life and he's not babied it but knowing him it's in impeccable condition. It has a 350 with a Rochester Quadrajet, and he told me he'd changed the cam to get a bit more low end torque. I think he also said it has a 4.29 rear end.

He'd keep it if it weren't for the fact that he bought an '89 with a 454 big block a year or so back.

I definitely thought of you when he mentioned it, though.

I love the 1973-1980 "Round Eye" squares like that Suburban. Depending on the condition, they are getting hard to come by and especially if it is a 4x4 you can hold onto it for a year and make money. Being a 79, it should have a 350, Turbo 350 (1/2 Ton) or Turbo 400 (3/4 Ton), coupled with a 12 bolt or 14 bolt rear. Regardless, it will be a relatively bulletproof drivetrain. My personal favorites however are the 89-91 where they had the quad headlight setup and TBI fuel injection.

MagicBoy · Dec 31, 2017

How many gallons per mile?

Altemose · Jan 4, 2018

MagicBoy said:
How many gallons per mile?

On one of the Burbans - probably 10-12 on a 4x4.

Gamer9430 · May 22, 2018

Time for an update!

Computer Collection List:

(Chronological Order)
1. Dell Desktop (Dimension XPS T500)
2. Dell Laptop (Latitude LM)
3. MacBook Pro (13in, Late 2011, 2.4GHz i5)
4. Dell Desktop (Dimension 4700)
5. HP Desktop (Pavilion 500-c60)
6. Dell Desktop (Optiplex 360)
7. PowerMac G5 (Dual 2.3GHz)
8. PowerMac 6100/66
9. iBook G4 12in (1.33GHz)
10. Macintosh 512ke (SCSI Interface and 2MB RAM upgrades)
11. eMac (700MHz)
12. PowerMac G4 (MDD, Dual 1.25GHz)
13. PowerBook G3 (PDQ, 266MHz)
14. PowerMac 7300 (Sonnet Crescendo G3)
15. Performa 6360 (Sonnet Crescendo G3)
16. eMac (1.25GHz)
17. Dell Laptop (Latitude E6410)
18. MacBook (Early 08 upgraded to Early 09)
19. Dell Desktop (Optiplex 380)
20. PowerBook G4 12in (1.5GHz)
21. PowerBook G4 15in (1.25GHz) DEAD
22. PowerBook G4 17in (1.33GHz)
23. Dell Desktop (Dimension 4100)
24. IBM Laptop (ThinkPad T43)
25. iMac (17in, Early 06, 1.83GHz Core Duo upgraded to 2.16GHz Core 2 Duo)
26. Dell Desktop (Optiplex 360)
27. Custom PC (AMD FX6300)
28. PowerBook G4 Titanium (1GHz)
29. PowerMac G4 Cube (450MHz)
30. Power Macintosh G3 (266MHz, Beige, Rev A)
31. Power Macintosh 8500 (400MHz Sonnet G4)
32. iBook G3 (Snow, 12in, 600MHz)
33. Lenovo Laptop (ThinkPad T61)
34. Mac Mini (Early 06, 1.66GHz Core Duo upgraded to X.YZGHZ Core 2 Duo) DEAD
35. iMac (24in, Late 06, 2.33GHz Core 2 Duo)
36. PowerBook G4 15in (DLSD, 1.67GHz)
37. Dell laptop (Inspiron 1520)
38. OpenEye DVR (X-Series HDDR)
39. HP Laptop (G60-535DX)
40. Mac Mini (G4, 1.42GHz)
41. HP Desktop (HP Compaq Pro 6000 SFF)
42. PowerMac G4 (QuickSilver 2002ED, 1.6GHz Sonnet G4)
43. iBook G3 Clamshell (Tangerine, 300MHz)
44. iBook G3 Clamshell (Tangerine, 300MHz)
45. Dell SFF Desktop (Optiplex 755)
46. Dell Desktop (Vostro 200)
47. Dell Desktop (Optiplex GX100)
48. Mac Pro (2006, dual 2.66GHz Dual Core Xeon upgraded to dual 2.66GHz Quad Core Xeon and 2,1 Firmware)
49. Macintosh SE
50. PowerBook Duo 210 (25MHz Motorola 68030)
51. PowerBook 5300c
52. PowerBook G3 (Lombard, 333MHz)
53. HP Desktop (HP Compaq Pro 6000 SFF)
54. MacBook Pro (15in, Mid 2012, 2.7GHz i7, High-Resolution Anti-Glare display)
55. iBook G3 Clamshell (Blueberry, 300MHz)
56. PowerBook G4 15in (SLSD, 1.67GHz)
57. iMac G4 (17in, 1.00GHz)
58. MacBook Pro (15in, Late 2007, 2.2GHz C2D)
59. iBook G3 Clamshell (Indigo, 366MHz)
60. Apple IIGS
61. HP Desktop (HP Compaq Pro 6000 SFF)
62. Power Macintosh 8500 (180MHz 604e)
63. MacBook Pro (17in, Mid 2010, 2.66GHz i7, Anti-Glare Display)
64. Dell Laptop (Latitude D620)
65. Macintosh 512K (upgraded to 512ke)
66. PowerBook 1400c (400MHz G3 upgrade)
67. MacBook Air (2008, 1.6GHz Core 2 Duo)
68. iBook G3 (Snow, 14in, 700MHz)
69. MacBook Pro (13in, Mid 2009, 2.26GHz C2D)
70. PowerBook G4 17in (DLSD, 1.67GHz)
71. MacBook (2.4GHz Early 08 upgraded to Early 09)
72. Macintosh Color Classic (Sonnet Presto Plus 68040 Ethernet upgrade card)
73. PowerBook G3 (Kanga, 250MHz)

Totals:

Apple: 51 in total
-5 68k
-12 Intel
-33 PPC
-1 6502
PCs: 22 in total
-2 AMD
-20 Intel

Broke 50 Apple computers with the addition of my Macintosh Color Classic! Quite an appropriate addition for that milestone, as well as the G3 Kanga that followed it.

AphoticD · May 23, 2018

What a collection! I count 28 portable Macs, is that right?

I’ve been acquiring mostly portables lately in an effort to conserve space...

In a much larger office / studio I would love to deck out a few large G4/G5 workstations with the acrylic Apple Cinema Displays. Plus a few 20” iMac G4s for good measure

pixelatedscraps · May 23, 2018

AphoticD said:
What a collection! I count 28 portable Macs, is that right?

I’ve been acquiring mostly portables lately in an effort to conserve space...

In a much larger office / studio I would love to deck out a few large G4/G5 workstations with the acrylic Apple Cinema Displays. Plus a few 20” iMac G4s for good measure

Ditto!

Plus, it's easier to hide a PowerBook from the wife than a PowerMac

AphoticD · Oct 6, 2018

Time for an updated AphoticD Mac Headcount!

Code:

________ PowerPC Desktops _________

Model                                      EMC / Model / Order No           CPU       Speed
-----                                      ----------------------           ---       -----
Power Mac G4 (AGP Graphics)                1843 / M5183                     G4        700MHz
Power Mac G4 (AGP Graphics)                1843 / M5183                     G4        600MHz
Power Mac G5 (Original 2003)               1969 / M9032                     G5 DP     2x 2.0GHz
Power Mac G5 (Original 2003)               1969 / M9393                     G5 DP     2x 1.8GHz
Power Mac G5 (Late 2005)                   2023 / A1117 / M9591LL/A         G5 DC     2.3GHz
Power Mac G5 (Late 2005)                   2023 / A1117 / M9592LL/A         G5 Quad   2.5GHz
Mac mini (G4)                              2026 / A1103 / M9687             G4        1.42GHz

===================================
Total PowerPC Desktops            7
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______ Early Intel Desktops _______

Model                                      EMC / Model / Order No           CPU       Speed
-----                                      ----------------------           ---       -----
iMac (21.5-inch Late 2009)                 2308 / A1311                     C2D       3.33GHz
Mac Pro (Early 2008)                       2180 / A1186                     Xeon QC   2x 3.2GHz
                     
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Total Early Intel Desktops        2
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________ PowerPC Laptops _________

Model                                      EMC / Model / Order No           CPU       Speed
-----                                      ----------------------           ---       -----
iBook (Blueberry)                          M2453 / M7707LL/A                G3        366Mhz
iBook G3 (Late 2001) 12-inch               M6497 / M8597LL/A                G3        500Mhz
iBook G3 (Opaque 16MB VRAM) 12-inch        A1005 / M8860LL/A                G3        700Mhz
iBook (16MB VRAM) 12-inch                  1916 / A1005                     G3        600Mhz
iBook (14.1 LCD 32 VRAM)                   A1007 / M8862LL/A                G3        800Mhz
iBook G4 (Late 2004) 12-inch               A1054 / M9623LL/A                G4        1.2Ghz
iBook G4 (Mid 2005) 12-inch                A1133 / M9846LL/A                G4        1.33Ghz
iBook G4 (Early 2004) 12-inch              A1054 / M9426LL/A                G4        1.07Ghz
iBook G4 (Early 2004) 12-inch              A1054 / M9426LL/A                G4        1.07Ghz
iBook G4 (Late 2004) 12-inch               A1054 / M9623LL/A                G4        1.2Ghz
iBook G4 (Late 2004) 12-inch               A1133 / M9846LL/A                G4        1.33Ghz
iBook G4 (Late 2004) 12-inch               A1054 / M9623LL/A                G4        1.2GHz
iBook G4 (Late 2004) 14-inch               A1054 / M9627LL/A                G4        1.33Ghz
iBook G4 (Mid 2005) 14-inch                A1134 / M9848LL/A                G4        1.42Ghz
iBook G4 14-inch                           A1055 / M9165LL/A                G4        1.0Ghz
iBook G4 14-inch                           A1055 / M9388LL/A                G4        933Mhz
iBook G4 (Late 2004) 14-inch               A1055 / M9627LL/A                G4        1.33Ghz
iBook G4 (Mid 2005) 14-inch                A1134 / M9848LL/A                G4        1.42Ghz
iBook G4 (Late 2004) 14-inch               A1055 / M9628LL/A                G4        1.33Ghz
iBook G4 14-inch                           A1055 / M9388LL/A                G4        933Mhz
iBook G4 14-inch                           A1055 / M9165LL/A                G4        1.0GHz
iBook G4 (Mid 2005) 14-inch                A1134 / M9848LL/A                G4        1.42GHz
iBook G4 (Late 2004) 14-inch               A1055 / M9627LL/A                G4        1.33GHz
iBook G4 (Late 2004) 14-inch               A1055 / M9627LL/A                G4        1.33GHz
iBook G4 (Early 2004) 14-inch              A1055 / M9419LL/A                G4        1.2GHz
PowerBook G3 Series (Sep 1998) / PDQ       312 / M4753                      G3        233Mhz
PowerBook G3 Series (Sep 1998) / PDQ       312 / M4753                      G3        233Mhz
PowerBook G3 (Firewire) / Pismo            M7572 / M7633LL/A                G3        500Mhz
PowerBook G3 (Bronze Keyboard) / Lombard   M5343 / M7308LL/A                G3        400MHz
PowerBook G4 (12-inch)                     A1010 / M8760LL/A                G4        867Mhz
PowerBook G4 (12-inch 1.33GHz)             1986A / A1010 / M9183LL/A        G4        1.33Ghz
PowerBook G4 (12-inch 1.33GHz)             1986 / A1010 / M9183LL/A         G4        1.33Ghz
PowerBook G4 (12-inch)                     A1010 / M8760LL/A                G4        867Mhz
PowerBook G4 (12-inch 1.33GHz)             1986 / A1010 / M9184LL/A         G4        1.33Ghz
PowerBook G4 (12-inch DVI)                 1986 / A1010 / M9007LL/A         G4        1.0Ghz
PowerBook G4 (12-inch 1.5GHz)              2030 / A1104 / M9691LL/A         G4        1.5Ghz
PowerBook G4 (12-inch 1.5GHz)              2030 / A1104 / M9691LL/A         G4        1.5Ghz
PowerBook G4 (12-inch 1.5GHz)              2030 / A1104 / M9691LL/A         G4        1.5GHz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch FW800)               1960 / A1046 / M8980LL/A         G4        1.0Ghz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch Double-Layer SD)     A1138 / M9969LL/A                G4        1.67Ghz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch 1.67/1.5GHz)         2029 / A1106 / M9677LL/A         G4        1.67Ghz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch Double-Layer SD)     A1138 / M9969LL/A                G4        1.67Ghz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch 1.67/1.5GHz)         2029 / A1106 / M9676LL/A         G4        1.5Ghz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch Double-Layer SD)     A1138 / M9969LL/A                G4        1.67GHz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch 1.5/1.33GHz)         A1095 / M9422LL/A                G4        1.5GHz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch 1.67/1.5GHz)         2029 / A1106 / M9677LL/A         G4        1.67GHz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch 1.67/1.5GHz)         2029 / A1106 / M9677LL/A         G4        1.67GHz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch FW800)               1960 / A1046 / M8981LL/A         G4        1.25GHZ
PowerBook G4 (15-inch Double-Layer SD)     A1138 / M9969LL/A                G4        1.67GHz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch 1.5/1.33GHz)         A1095 / M9422LL/A                G4        1.5GHz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch FW800)               1960 / A1046 / M8981LL/A         G4        1.25GHz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch Double-Layer SD)     A1138 / M9969LL/A                G4        1.67GHz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch 1.67/1.5GHz)         2029 / A1106 / M9677LL/A         G4        1.67GHz
PowerBook G4 (17-inch 1.67GHz)             A1107 / M9689LL/A                G4        1.67Ghz
PowerBook G4 (17-inch 1.67GHz)             A1107 / M9689LL/A                G4        1.67GHz
Titanium PowerBook G4 (DVI)                1913 / A1001 / M8591LL/A         G4        667Mhz
Titanium PowerBook G4 (1GHz/867MHz)        1931 / A1025 / M8858LL/A         G4        867Mhz
Titanium PowerBook G4 (Mercury)            1854 / M5884                     G4        400Mhz
Titanium PowerBook G4 (1GHz/867MHz)        1931 / A1025 / M8858LL/A         G4        867Mhz
Titanium PowerBook G4 (Gigabit Ethernet)   1895 / M8407 / M8362LL/A         G4        550MHz
Titanium PowerBook G4 (Mercury)            1854 / M5884                     G4        400MHz
Titanium PowerBook G4 (DVI)                1913 / A1001 / M8591LL/A         G4        667MHz

====================================
Total PowerPC Laptops             62
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______ Early Intel Laptops _______

Model                                      EMC / Model / Order No           CPU       Speed
-----                                      ----------------------           ---       -----
MacBook (13-inch, Late 2009)               2350 / A1342 / MC207LL/A         C2D       2.26Ghz
MacBook (13-inch)                          2092 / A1181 / MA254LL/A         CoreDuo   1.83Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Mid 2007)                 2139 / A1181 / MB061LL/A         C2D       2.0Ghz
MacBook (13-inch, Mid 2009)                2330 / A1181 / MC240LL/A         C2D       2.13Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Late 2006)                2121 / A1181 / MA699LL/A         C2D       1.83Ghz
MacBook (13-inch, Mid 2009)                2330 / A1181 / MC240LL/A         C2D       2.13Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Late 2006)                2121 / A1181 / MA699LL/A         C2D       1.83Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2008)               2242 / A1181 / MB403LL/A         C2D       2.4Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2008)               2242 / A1181 / MB403LL/A         C2D       2.4Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2008)               2242 / A1181 / MB403LL/A         C2D       2.4Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Late 2007)                2200 / A1181 / MB062LL/A         C2D       2.2Ghz
MacBook (13-inch)                          2092 / A1181 / MA255LL/A         CoreDuo   2Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Late 2006)                2121 / A1181 / MA700LL/A         C2D       2Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Late 2006)                2121 / A1181 / MA699LL/A         C2D       1.83Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2008)               2242 / A1181 / MB403LL/A         C2D       2.4Ghz
MacBook (13-inch)                          2092 / A1181 / MA255LL/A         CoreDuo   2Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2008)               2242 / A1181 / MB403LL/A         C2D       2.4Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Late 2006)                2121 / A1181 / MA700LL/A         C2D       2.0Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Late 2006)                2121 / A1181 / MA699LL/A         C2D       1.83Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Late 2006)                2121 / A1181 / MA700LL/A         C2D       2.0Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2009)               2300 / A1181 / MB881LL/A         C2D       2.0Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2008)               2242 / A1181 / MB402LL/A         C2D       2.1GHz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2009)               2300 / A1181 / MB881LL/A         C2D       2.0GHz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2009)               2300 / A1181 / MB881LL/A         C2D       2.0GHz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2009)               2300 / A1181 / MB881LL/A         C2D       2.0GHz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2008)               2242 / A1181 / MB402LL/A         C2D       2.1Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2008)               2242 / A1181 / MB402LL/A         C2D       2.1Ghz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2008)           2198 / A1260 / MB133LL/A         C2D       2.4Ghz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Core 2 Duo)           2120 / A1211 / MA609LL/A         C2D       2.16Ghz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2008)           2198 / A1260 / MB133LL/A         C2D       2.4Ghz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2008)           2198 / A1260 / MB133LL/A         C2D       2.4Ghz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2008)           2198 / A1260 / MB134LL/A         C2D       2.5Ghz
MacBook Pro (Original)                     2101 / A1150 / MA463LL/A         CoreDuo   1.83Ghz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2008)           2198 / A1260 / MB134LL/A         C2D       2.5Ghz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Mid/Late 2007)        2136 / A1226 / MA896LL/A         C2D       2.4Ghz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Core 2 Duo)           2120 / A1211 / MA609LL/A         C2D       2.16Ghz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2008)           2198 / A1260 / MB134LL/A         C2D       2.5GHz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2008)           2198 / A1260 / MB133LL/A         C2D       2.4GHz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2008)           2198 / A1260 / MB134LL/A         C2D       2.5GHz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Mid/Late 2007)        2136 / A1226 / MA895LL/A         C2D       2.2Ghz
MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008)     2254 / A1278 / MB466LL/A         C2D       2.0Ghz

====================================
Total Early Intel Laptops         41
====================================


====================================
GRAND TOTAL MACS                 112
====================================

I'm up a few since December 2017 ... *ahem*

I have been busy gathering, cleaning and repairing these old Macs. I came up with a tidy solution for storing the portables on one rack...

(Anybody who has worked with a quantity of laptops like this can appreciate the sheer weight on these shelves).

My regular use portables live on a different shelf, these are typically;

MacBook Unibody '08 which comes to most meetings with clients.
PowerBook G4 12" which goes out with me on most solo-coding days. I like to code outdoors.
PowerBook G4 17" SLSD for when I'd like a little more PowerPC screen real estate.
Pismo which I do many coding prototypes and wireframe mockups on
And my favourite Titanium PowerBook G4 which just looks nice.

(These regular-use machines have all been maxed out for RAM with SSD upgrades)

philgxxd · Oct 6, 2018

Love it!

This make me feel so much better and NOT like a hoarder with my tiny collection (wife won't agree).

Would be great to have someone like you as a neighbour and to have some chat about our hobbies.

AphoticD · Oct 6, 2018

philgxxd said:
Love it!

This make me feel so much better and NOT like a hoarder with my tiny collection (wife won't agree).

Would be great to have someone like you as a neighbour and to have some chat about our hobbies.

Hah! I agree. My wife has finally come around and can see what I am trying to do with restoring these old Macs. I now have her full support (or at least I think I do... ). So long as I keep things tidy and out of the rest of the house, everything remains at peace.

l don't think I'm hoarding... It's simply an appreciation and I don't want these machines to become landfill until they are completely useless -> Another decade at least.

:apple:

Project Alice · Oct 9, 2018

I've acquired a lot in the last few months

PPC macs:

2 Sawtooth G4s - one with a geforce 6200 in it.
Quicksilver G4 dual 800Mhz - doesn't work
2 Slot loading iMac G3s, one red one indigo
Tray loading bondi blue RevB iMac
1Ghz 17" iMac G4
1.8Ghz iMac G5 (non working)
500Mhz white iBook G3 (I've had this for around 10 years, my first laptop and third mac)
500Mhz PowerBook G3 pismo
333mhz PBG3 wallstreet
450Mhz G4 Cube
3 Powermac G5s, 2.0Ghz DP, 1.8Ghz DP, and 1.8Ghz SP - all are working
15" PowerBook G4 1.5ghz
2 12" PowerBook G4s, 1.5Ghz and 1.33Ghz
12" iBook G4 1.33Ghz
1.25Ghz eMac G4 - doesn't work
Power Macintosh 7500, with a 120Mhz 604 in it.

Intel macs:

2008 Mac Pro 3,1 My main computer, 2.8Ghz 8 core 20Gb ram, a Geforce GTX 1060, SSD.
2009 Macbook 5,2 in a black macbook case from 2008 currently on mojave with 8GB of ram
a 2008 macbook 4,1 in the 2009s original white case
2 other white 2007 Macbooks
17" 2006 iMac Core Duo
2.0Ghz Mac Mini 2009, 8GB ram, 2TB SSHD running 10.13 as my HTPC
2006 Xserve 1,1 quad core
2011 i5 Mac Mini - Doesn't power on
2011 13" i5 MacBook Pro - firmware locked so its as good as dead

This is a pretty good list now that Its actually typed out...I might have a problem. Or not, depending on who you talk to lol

laptech · Oct 9, 2018

AphoticD said:

Time for an updated AphoticD Mac Headcount!

Code:

________ PowerPC Desktops _________

Model                                      EMC / Model / Order No           CPU       Speed
-----                                      ----------------------           ---       -----
Power Mac G4 (AGP Graphics)                1843 / M5183                     G4        700MHz
Power Mac G4 (AGP Graphics)                1843 / M5183                     G4        600MHz
Power Mac G5 (Original 2003)               1969 / M9032                     G5 DP     2x 2.0GHz
Power Mac G5 (Original 2003)               1969 / M9393                     G5 DP     2x 1.8GHz
Power Mac G5 (Late 2005)                   2023 / A1117 / M9591LL/A         G5 DC     2.3GHz
Power Mac G5 (Late 2005)                   2023 / A1117 / M9592LL/A         G5 Quad   2.5GHz
Mac mini (G4)                              2026 / A1103 / M9687             G4        1.42GHz

===================================
Total PowerPC Desktops            7
===================================



______ Early Intel Desktops _______

Model                                      EMC / Model / Order No           CPU       Speed
-----                                      ----------------------           ---       -----
iMac (21.5-inch Late 2009)                 2308 / A1311                     C2D       3.33GHz
Mac Pro (Early 2008)                       2180 / A1186                     Xeon QC   2x 3.2GHz
                    
===================================                                                                                                    
Total Early Intel Desktops        2
===================================



________ PowerPC Laptops _________

Model                                      EMC / Model / Order No           CPU       Speed
-----                                      ----------------------           ---       -----
iBook (Blueberry)                          M2453 / M7707LL/A                G3        366Mhz
iBook G3 (Late 2001) 12-inch               M6497 / M8597LL/A                G3        500Mhz
iBook G3 (Opaque 16MB VRAM) 12-inch        A1005 / M8860LL/A                G3        700Mhz
iBook (16MB VRAM) 12-inch                  1916 / A1005                     G3        600Mhz
iBook (14.1 LCD 32 VRAM)                   A1007 / M8862LL/A                G3        800Mhz
iBook G4 (Late 2004) 12-inch               A1054 / M9623LL/A                G4        1.2Ghz
iBook G4 (Mid 2005) 12-inch                A1133 / M9846LL/A                G4        1.33Ghz
iBook G4 (Early 2004) 12-inch              A1054 / M9426LL/A                G4        1.07Ghz
iBook G4 (Early 2004) 12-inch              A1054 / M9426LL/A                G4        1.07Ghz
iBook G4 (Late 2004) 12-inch               A1054 / M9623LL/A                G4        1.2Ghz
iBook G4 (Late 2004) 12-inch               A1133 / M9846LL/A                G4        1.33Ghz
iBook G4 (Late 2004) 12-inch               A1054 / M9623LL/A                G4        1.2GHz
iBook G4 (Late 2004) 14-inch               A1054 / M9627LL/A                G4        1.33Ghz
iBook G4 (Mid 2005) 14-inch                A1134 / M9848LL/A                G4        1.42Ghz
iBook G4 14-inch                           A1055 / M9165LL/A                G4        1.0Ghz
iBook G4 14-inch                           A1055 / M9388LL/A                G4        933Mhz
iBook G4 (Late 2004) 14-inch               A1055 / M9627LL/A                G4        1.33Ghz
iBook G4 (Mid 2005) 14-inch                A1134 / M9848LL/A                G4        1.42Ghz
iBook G4 (Late 2004) 14-inch               A1055 / M9628LL/A                G4        1.33Ghz
iBook G4 14-inch                           A1055 / M9388LL/A                G4        933Mhz
iBook G4 14-inch                           A1055 / M9165LL/A                G4        1.0GHz
iBook G4 (Mid 2005) 14-inch                A1134 / M9848LL/A                G4        1.42GHz
iBook G4 (Late 2004) 14-inch               A1055 / M9627LL/A                G4        1.33GHz
iBook G4 (Late 2004) 14-inch               A1055 / M9627LL/A                G4        1.33GHz
iBook G4 (Early 2004) 14-inch              A1055 / M9419LL/A                G4        1.2GHz
PowerBook G3 Series (Sep 1998) / PDQ       312 / M4753                      G3        233Mhz
PowerBook G3 Series (Sep 1998) / PDQ       312 / M4753                      G3        233Mhz
PowerBook G3 (Firewire) / Pismo            M7572 / M7633LL/A                G3        500Mhz
PowerBook G3 (Bronze Keyboard) / Lombard   M5343 / M7308LL/A                G3        400MHz
PowerBook G4 (12-inch)                     A1010 / M8760LL/A                G4        867Mhz
PowerBook G4 (12-inch 1.33GHz)             1986A / A1010 / M9183LL/A        G4        1.33Ghz
PowerBook G4 (12-inch 1.33GHz)             1986 / A1010 / M9183LL/A         G4        1.33Ghz
PowerBook G4 (12-inch)                     A1010 / M8760LL/A                G4        867Mhz
PowerBook G4 (12-inch 1.33GHz)             1986 / A1010 / M9184LL/A         G4        1.33Ghz
PowerBook G4 (12-inch DVI)                 1986 / A1010 / M9007LL/A         G4        1.0Ghz
PowerBook G4 (12-inch 1.5GHz)              2030 / A1104 / M9691LL/A         G4        1.5Ghz
PowerBook G4 (12-inch 1.5GHz)              2030 / A1104 / M9691LL/A         G4        1.5Ghz
PowerBook G4 (12-inch 1.5GHz)              2030 / A1104 / M9691LL/A         G4        1.5GHz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch FW800)               1960 / A1046 / M8980LL/A         G4        1.0Ghz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch Double-Layer SD)     A1138 / M9969LL/A                G4        1.67Ghz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch 1.67/1.5GHz)         2029 / A1106 / M9677LL/A         G4        1.67Ghz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch Double-Layer SD)     A1138 / M9969LL/A                G4        1.67Ghz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch 1.67/1.5GHz)         2029 / A1106 / M9676LL/A         G4        1.5Ghz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch Double-Layer SD)     A1138 / M9969LL/A                G4        1.67GHz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch 1.5/1.33GHz)         A1095 / M9422LL/A                G4        1.5GHz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch 1.67/1.5GHz)         2029 / A1106 / M9677LL/A         G4        1.67GHz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch 1.67/1.5GHz)         2029 / A1106 / M9677LL/A         G4        1.67GHz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch FW800)               1960 / A1046 / M8981LL/A         G4        1.25GHZ
PowerBook G4 (15-inch Double-Layer SD)     A1138 / M9969LL/A                G4        1.67GHz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch 1.5/1.33GHz)         A1095 / M9422LL/A                G4        1.5GHz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch FW800)               1960 / A1046 / M8981LL/A         G4        1.25GHz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch Double-Layer SD)     A1138 / M9969LL/A                G4        1.67GHz
PowerBook G4 (15-inch 1.67/1.5GHz)         2029 / A1106 / M9677LL/A         G4        1.67GHz
PowerBook G4 (17-inch 1.67GHz)             A1107 / M9689LL/A                G4        1.67Ghz
PowerBook G4 (17-inch 1.67GHz)             A1107 / M9689LL/A                G4        1.67GHz
Titanium PowerBook G4 (DVI)                1913 / A1001 / M8591LL/A         G4        667Mhz
Titanium PowerBook G4 (1GHz/867MHz)        1931 / A1025 / M8858LL/A         G4        867Mhz
Titanium PowerBook G4 (Mercury)            1854 / M5884                     G4        400Mhz
Titanium PowerBook G4 (1GHz/867MHz)        1931 / A1025 / M8858LL/A         G4        867Mhz
Titanium PowerBook G4 (Gigabit Ethernet)   1895 / M8407 / M8362LL/A         G4        550MHz
Titanium PowerBook G4 (Mercury)            1854 / M5884                     G4        400MHz
Titanium PowerBook G4 (DVI)                1913 / A1001 / M8591LL/A         G4        667MHz

====================================
Total PowerPC Laptops             62
====================================



______ Early Intel Laptops _______

Model                                      EMC / Model / Order No           CPU       Speed
-----                                      ----------------------           ---       -----
MacBook (13-inch, Late 2009)               2350 / A1342 / MC207LL/A         C2D       2.26Ghz
MacBook (13-inch)                          2092 / A1181 / MA254LL/A         CoreDuo   1.83Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Mid 2007)                 2139 / A1181 / MB061LL/A         C2D       2.0Ghz
MacBook (13-inch, Mid 2009)                2330 / A1181 / MC240LL/A         C2D       2.13Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Late 2006)                2121 / A1181 / MA699LL/A         C2D       1.83Ghz
MacBook (13-inch, Mid 2009)                2330 / A1181 / MC240LL/A         C2D       2.13Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Late 2006)                2121 / A1181 / MA699LL/A         C2D       1.83Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2008)               2242 / A1181 / MB403LL/A         C2D       2.4Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2008)               2242 / A1181 / MB403LL/A         C2D       2.4Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2008)               2242 / A1181 / MB403LL/A         C2D       2.4Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Late 2007)                2200 / A1181 / MB062LL/A         C2D       2.2Ghz
MacBook (13-inch)                          2092 / A1181 / MA255LL/A         CoreDuo   2Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Late 2006)                2121 / A1181 / MA700LL/A         C2D       2Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Late 2006)                2121 / A1181 / MA699LL/A         C2D       1.83Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2008)               2242 / A1181 / MB403LL/A         C2D       2.4Ghz
MacBook (13-inch)                          2092 / A1181 / MA255LL/A         CoreDuo   2Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2008)               2242 / A1181 / MB403LL/A         C2D       2.4Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Late 2006)                2121 / A1181 / MA700LL/A         C2D       2.0Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Late 2006)                2121 / A1181 / MA699LL/A         C2D       1.83Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Late 2006)                2121 / A1181 / MA700LL/A         C2D       2.0Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2009)               2300 / A1181 / MB881LL/A         C2D       2.0Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2008)               2242 / A1181 / MB402LL/A         C2D       2.1GHz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2009)               2300 / A1181 / MB881LL/A         C2D       2.0GHz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2009)               2300 / A1181 / MB881LL/A         C2D       2.0GHz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2009)               2300 / A1181 / MB881LL/A         C2D       2.0GHz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2008)               2242 / A1181 / MB402LL/A         C2D       2.1Ghz
MacBook (13-inch Early 2008)               2242 / A1181 / MB402LL/A         C2D       2.1Ghz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2008)           2198 / A1260 / MB133LL/A         C2D       2.4Ghz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Core 2 Duo)           2120 / A1211 / MA609LL/A         C2D       2.16Ghz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2008)           2198 / A1260 / MB133LL/A         C2D       2.4Ghz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2008)           2198 / A1260 / MB133LL/A         C2D       2.4Ghz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2008)           2198 / A1260 / MB134LL/A         C2D       2.5Ghz
MacBook Pro (Original)                     2101 / A1150 / MA463LL/A         CoreDuo   1.83Ghz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2008)           2198 / A1260 / MB134LL/A         C2D       2.5Ghz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Mid/Late 2007)        2136 / A1226 / MA896LL/A         C2D       2.4Ghz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Core 2 Duo)           2120 / A1211 / MA609LL/A         C2D       2.16Ghz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2008)           2198 / A1260 / MB134LL/A         C2D       2.5GHz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2008)           2198 / A1260 / MB133LL/A         C2D       2.4GHz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2008)           2198 / A1260 / MB134LL/A         C2D       2.5GHz
MacBook Pro (15-inch Mid/Late 2007)        2136 / A1226 / MA895LL/A         C2D       2.2Ghz
MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008)     2254 / A1278 / MB466LL/A         C2D       2.0Ghz

====================================
Total Early Intel Laptops         41
====================================


====================================
GRAND TOTAL MACS                 112
====================================

I'm up a few since December 2017 ... *ahem*

I have been busy gathering, cleaning and repairing these old Macs. I came up with a tidy solution for storing the portables on one rack...

View attachment 792619

(Anybody who has worked with a quantity of laptops like this can appreciate the sheer weight on these shelves).

My regular use portables live on a different shelf, these are typically;

MacBook Unibody '08 which comes to most meetings with clients.
PowerBook G4 12" which goes out with me on most solo-coding days. I like to code outdoors.
PowerBook G4 17" SLSD for when I'd like a little more PowerPC screen real estate.
Pismo which I do many coding prototypes and wireframe mockups on
And my favourite Titanium PowerBook G4 which just looks nice.

(These regular-use machines have all been maxed out for RAM with SSD upgrades)

When i saw that list and the pic my response was like that of a scene from Kung foo panda

Raging Dufus · Oct 9, 2018

Project Alice said:
I might have a problem. Or not, depending on who you talk to lol

Well, you're talking to us, so - nope. There is no problem

Gamer9430 · Jan 12, 2019

Boy, its been awhile since i've come back to this thread... so here's a machine inventory update for January 2019!

Also, I do a total monthly inventory list of everything I collect on Pastebin. This includes my computer collection, Apple device collection, video game console collection, video game collection, and Vinyl collection. Here's the link: https://pastebin.com/SqP2DWu4

Computer Collection List:

(Chronological Order)

Dell Desktop (Dimension XPS T500)
Dell Laptop (Latitude LM TS30G)
MacBook Pro (13in, Late 2011, 2.4GHz i5)
Dell Desktop (Dimension 4700)
HP Desktop (Pavilion 500-c60)
Dell Desktop (Optiplex 360)
PowerMac G5 (Dual 2.3GHz)
PowerMac 6100/66
iBook G4 12in (1.33GHz)
Macintosh 512ke (SCSI Interface and 2MB RAM upgrades)
eMac (700MHz)
PowerMac G4 (MDD, Dual 1.25GHz)
PowerBook G3 (PDQ, 266MHz)
PowerMac 7300 (Sonnet Crescendo G3)
Performa 6360 (Sonnet Crescendo G3)
eMac (1.25GHz)
Dell Laptop (Latitude E6410)
MacBook (Early 08 upgraded to Early 09)
Dell Desktop (Optiplex 380)
PowerBook G4 12in (1.5GHz)
PowerBook G4 15in (1.25GHz) DEAD
PowerBook G4 17in (1.33GHz)
Dell Desktop (Dimension 4100)
IBM Laptop (ThinkPad T43)
iMac (17in, Early 06, 1.83GHz Core Duo upgraded to 2.16GHz Core 2 Duo)
Dell Desktop (Optiplex 360)
Custom PC (AMD FX6300)
PowerBook G4 Titanium (1GHz)
PowerMac G4 Cube (450MHz)
Power Macintosh G3 (266MHz, Beige, Rev A)
Power Macintosh 8500 (400MHz Sonnet G4)
iBook G3 (Snow, 12in, 600MHz)
Lenovo Laptop (ThinkPad T61)
Mac Mini (Early 06, 1.66GHz Core Duo upgraded to X.YZGHZ Core 2 Duo) DEAD
iMac (24in, Late 06, 2.33GHz Core 2 Duo)
PowerBook G4 15in (DLSD, 1.67GHz)
Dell laptop (Inspiron 1520)
HP Laptop (G60-535DX)
Mac Mini (G4, 1.42GHz)
HP Desktop (HP Compaq Pro 6000 SFF)
PowerMac G4 (QuickSilver 2002ED, 1.6GHz Sonnet G4)
iBook G3 Clamshell (Tangerine, 300MHz)
iBook G3 Clamshell (Tangerine, 300MHz)
Dell SFF Desktop (Optiplex 755)
Dell Desktop (Vostro 200)
Dell Desktop (Optiplex GX100)
Mac Pro (2006, dual 2.66GHz Dual Core Xeon upgraded to dual 2.66GHz Quad Core Xeon and 2,1 Firmware)
Macintosh SE
PowerBook Duo 210 (25MHz Motorola 68030)
PowerBook 5300c
PowerBook G3 (Lombard, 333MHz)
HP Desktop (HP Compaq Pro 6000 SFF)
MacBook Pro (15in, Mid 2012, 2.7GHz i7, High-Resolution Anti-Glare display)
iBook G3 Clamshell (Blueberry, 300MHz)
PowerBook G4 15in (SLSD, 1.67GHz)
iMac G4 (17in, 1.00GHz)
MacBook Pro (15in, Late 2007, 2.2GHz C2D)
iBook G3 Clamshell (Indigo, 366MHz)
Apple IIGS
HP Desktop (HP Compaq Pro 6000 SFF)
Power Macintosh 8500 (180MHz 604e)
MacBook Pro (17in, Mid 2010, 2.66GHz i7, Anti-Glare Display)
Dell Laptop (Latitude D620)
Macintosh 512K (upgraded to 512ke)
PowerBook 1400c (400MHz G3 upgrade)
MacBook Air (2008, 1.6GHz Core 2 Duo)
iBook G3 (Snow, 14in, 700MHz)
MacBook Pro (13in, Mid 2009, 2.26GHz C2D)
PowerBook G4 17in (DLSD, 1.67GHz)
MacBook (2.4GHz Early 08 upgraded to Early 09)
Macintosh Color Classic (Sonnet Presto Plus 68040 Ethernet upgrade card)
PowerBook G3 (Kanga, 250MHz)
Mac Pro (2009, Dual 2.26GHz Quad Core Xeon upgraded to Dual 3.33GHz 6-Core Xeon)
Dell laptop (Inspiron 14-?)
Dell laptop (Latitude CPi D300XT)
Toshiba Laptop (T1000LE)
Macintosh IIci
MacBook Air (11in, 2010, 1.4GHz C2D)
MacBook Air (13in, 2010, 2.13GHz C2D)

Totals:
Apple: 55 in total
-6 68k
-15 Intel
-33 PPC
-1 6502
PCs: 24 in total
-2 AMD
-22 Intel

Does anyone have more PowerPC Macs than I do?

macrumors 68020

macrumors 68040

macrumors 68020

macrumors G3

macrumors G3

macrumors 68000

macrumors G3

macrumors 68040

macrumors 68000

macrumors 68020

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