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Don't you know the first rule of hobbies is to NEVER, EVER tabulate how much you've spent on it (or them)? It's defeating, especially when electronics are concerned.
 
I agree with BOSS10L, buuutt...

A new 24" 2.8 Ghz iMac back in August with 4GB RAM and a 750 GB hard drive.
A 750 GB external Firewire 800 hard drive.
A cordless Mighty Mouse
A Logitech MX 400 laser (corded) mouse
A Logitech MX-620 cordless laser mouse
A pair of Seinheuser (sp?) headphones
A 5 place USB powered hub
A Lightscribe external DVD/CD writer/reader
Various and sundry pieces of software including Leopard.

I never added it up, but I'm sure it's not much..:p

Rich
 
But you know. . . the thing is with Apple products. . . after you buy, you don't think about the money. At least I never had. I find it to be completely worth it. I'm sure a lot of other people think that. Honestly, did anyone here think about money after you bought you're Apple product?
 
Hmmm

G4 Powerbook - £1600
Powerbook adaptor & Battery - £100
Tucano Second Skin - £25
Apple BT Keyboard - £20 (on sale at Apple Store)
iPod Photo 30GB - £300
Apple iPod Photo Case - £15
iPod Touch 16GB - £200 (From states)
iPod Nano 2nd Gen 8GB (RED) - £170

So around £2,430 over about 5 years or so, just on Apple stuff or through the Apple store.
 
1st Gen. Macbook $1800
2nd Gen. Macbook $2100
24" Alu. iMac $2400
G4 $100 (eBay) - fun times.
8GB iPhone $600
APE $100 (eBay)
160GB ATV $330
iPod Mini $150
iPod 5G Video $300
iPod 3G Nano $200

Subtotal $8080
Taxes $484.80
Total $8564.80

Apple Total $7880


Dang.
 
Performa 550 - $1200
Performa 6400/200 - $2799
PowerMac G4 400 (AGP) - $2499
PowerBook G4 400 - $2599
MacBook Core2Duo 2.16 - $1499
MacBook Air 1.6/80GB - $1799
Mac Pro Dual Quad 2.8 / 8800 GT / - $2999
About 4 iPods and an iPhone - $1500 ish

Total = $15,894 and that doesn't even include all of the extras (monitors, keyboards, accessories... holy smokes)
 
No totals!

In order since 2002 -
G3 Imac - Bondi Blue! (wife's)
14" G3 iBook (mine)
12" G3 iBook (son)
12" G3 iBook (daughter)
12" G4 PowerBook - 867/SD/AirPort Card (mine)
17" G4 PowerBook (wife)
3G 20 Gb iPod (mine)
3G 20 Gb iPod (son)
1G iPod Mini - Pink (daughter)
1G iPod Mini - Gold (wife)
Air Port Express (family)
C2D MacBook - White (son)
C2D MacBook - White (daughter)
C2D macBook - Black (mine)
3g 1G iPod Shuffle - Silver (mine)
3g 1G iPod Shuffle - Blue (daughter)
Jaguar, Leopard and Tiger upgrades
Three versions of iLife ( 05,06 and 08)
Hats, T-Shirts, coffee mugs and various swag from the Apple company store ( I visited the Mother Ship!)
To quote Sir Henry Royce (of Rolls-Royce) "the quality is remembered long after the price is forgotten."
I don't know and I really don't want to know how much I have dropped on Apple products. All I need to know is how much I have enjoyed using them and the hours of pleasure my family has had visiting our .Mac site to view photos from family gatherings. ( DO NOT get me started on how much I have spent on Nikon stuff, my wife sometimes reads this site!) :apple:

Oops! How could I have forgotten the iPhones!!!! I bought a 4G and 8G on the first day! Been in love with them ever since.
 
eMac G4 (Second hand) -£275
Original iPod Mini - £159 (I think)
Mac Mini - £529
iBook G3 (Second Hand) - £225
iPod Shuffle (Second Hand) - £25
iPod Touch - £269
iPod Touch Dock - £35
New Alu Keyboard (Wired) - £29
Leopard - £85
AppleTV - £269

That list could be bigger, thats just from memory. About £2000 then. Could so easily be more.
 
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