Go to devices

Quicksilver: Graphic Design and layout, web browsing, email, word-processing, movie/TV-Show watching, Facebook, light Youtube use.

17" PowerBook G4: On the go, web-browsing, design/layout, word-processing, email.
17" MacBook Pro: Starbucks - web browsing, home - heavy duty design/layout, word-processing, email.

 

Dual G5 2.3: Graphic Design, web browsing, iTunes, Spotify, video editing and conversion, photography, mixing and audio conversion, PC apps
Powerbook 1.25 15": Making electronic music
Powerbook 1.33 12": Making guitar oriented music (it has a faster hard drive than the 15") & mixing electronic music from the 15"
iBook 1.33 12": iTunes, Spotify, mobile web browsing, modtracking, retro gaming
iMac G3 500: just for show at the moment

 

Dual 1.25 MDD: web browsing, programming, photography, music (iTunes and Spotify), social network, word processing, gaming
PowerBook 1.5 15": web browsing, note taking in class, music, word processing
Retina MBP: heavy tasks, video editing
iMac G5 iSight 17": MainStage and music production

 

rMBP - primary machine, used 90% of the time.
Mac mini - HTPC, running older Intel software.
PowerBook G4 - OS9, early OS X software.
PowerMac G5 - Modern art that also runs Creative Suite. Doubles up as a room heater!

 

A week ago it looked something like this:

Power Mac 2.7: Main use computer, for web surfing / writing, jamming in logic 8.
5355'd Mac Pro 1,1 running Lion: Web for what the PM couldn't do well, Logic X for "serious" projects, Adobe CS 6.
Power Mac G4 Sawtooth: playing around, but I also do a lot of writing for my grad program on this machine.
Dell: portable excel / torrent box. Windows 10 is nice. Some adobe happens here too.

Now:

Mac Pro: Mostly Logic, which accounts for most of my computer time, and some web browsing / adobe.
Dell: Dedicated office / web browsing machine. I don't like to download a lot of junk on my mac pro, so I tend to do my file sharing and most web browsing here. adobe but rarely in comparison to MP.
Sawtooth: same as previous.

Thinking of adding an rMB to the mix when the cash comes, to have a mac portable and a portable logic box to use as a musical notepad when I'm out and about. I'd do an rMBP but I'm into the rMB keyboard, and keyboards are important to me. Although this need could also be filled by a 12" powerbook or penryn MBP, if I could find one with strong enough battery life.

 

2010 13" MBP with a 2.66GHz C2D, 8GB Ram, 120GB SSD - main laptop, used daily and used for all college work.
2015 Hackintosh - 4GHz i7-4790k, 20GB Ram, 256GB SSD - main desktop running Yosemite and used for all multimedia stuff
2.3GHz DP G5 - 7GB Ram, 64GB SSD - main PPC rig, used every so often and used for PPC Archive/Centre stuff
iMac G4 17" - 1.25GHz, 1GB Ram, 60GB HDD - mainly used as a spotify jukebox

 

PowerBook G3: notes for school, wiki editing on the fly.
MacBook Pro: school, light coding, ebook management.
Mac Pro: heavy coding, website management, and everything else.
PC: Gaming.