Just wanted to share my most recent Apple purchase. When I lived in Los Angels, I pretty much bought anything that worked, mostly, and was affordable. But, after getting two G5 towers in their original boxes, AND an intel xServe and matching xRaid in their original boxes... I got addicted. Now, Ill still get the odd thing here and there, but I try to only buy things with original boxes and materials. (and have saved all of my boxes and documents from new purchases)....
This, is my newest, lampshade G4 iMac. Its an 800Mhz system, that has been upgraded to 768mb of ram and a 150gb HDD. It came with a fresh install of 10.4.11, a lot of games and Office. Also included, are the receipts from it original purchase, as well as a repair of the super drive, and receipts from a Frys, and OWC for the HDD and RAM. Also included is the manual and warranty card for the HDD, and the start up guide. The keyboard, mouse, and speakers are Pro models. Original sales price for the system was $1799.00, through Frys in the bay area, in 2002. It does not have Bluetooth or Wireless, but I happen to have a wireless card for it, and it says it is ready for it, so I assume it has antennas in it already.
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The best part, was that I found this pretty locally in the Central Valley of CA, for $40 last week. Easily one of my best all time Apple purchases. (While Ive had some really good ones, my free NIB 2nd gen iPod Shuffle was probably my next, and then my freebie eMac I traded for those who know that story). and I know, I already got rid of my dying poinsettia since taking these pics.
This, is my newest, lampshade G4 iMac. Its an 800Mhz system, that has been upgraded to 768mb of ram and a 150gb HDD. It came with a fresh install of 10.4.11, a lot of games and Office. Also included, are the receipts from it original purchase, as well as a repair of the super drive, and receipts from a Frys, and OWC for the HDD and RAM. Also included is the manual and warranty card for the HDD, and the start up guide. The keyboard, mouse, and speakers are Pro models. Original sales price for the system was $1799.00, through Frys in the bay area, in 2002. It does not have Bluetooth or Wireless, but I happen to have a wireless card for it, and it says it is ready for it, so I assume it has antennas in it already.
The best part, was that I found this pretty locally in the Central Valley of CA, for $40 last week. Easily one of my best all time Apple purchases. (While Ive had some really good ones, my free NIB 2nd gen iPod Shuffle was probably my next, and then my freebie eMac I traded for those who know that story). and I know, I already got rid of my dying poinsettia since taking these pics.
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