Ah. I've got attic access, most of my dead stuff and spare parts lives there too. My closet is dedicated to beige too
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So, I kinda have 14 laptops
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The macbook? Yeah, I was playing around with OSes. That one had the Lion beta installed on it.I love the one with the folder at boot up.
Every spare corner I have has a tower of beiges in it. My closet floor is "lined" with MDDs. I have one decent sized closet dedicated exclusively to peripherals-and it's nearly full.
I mean, if you have internet, you aren't starving
.And if you want something, come out and say it......
Not that any of these are for sale.
I have five laptops, which apparently isn't that many. I also may or may not own 23 smartphones, and I'll admit that is a lot. lol.
Hmmm...
Those pictures are missing quite a few, and the Macintosh Portable has been sold since that picture was taken. (It was dead.)
Ones I can think of off the top of my head:
PowerBook 100
PowerBook 140
PowerBook 170
PowerBook 145b
PowerBook 150
PowerBook 165c
PowerBook 180c
PowerBook Duo 210
PowerBook Duo 230
PowerBook Duo 280c
PowerBook Duo 2300c
PowerBook 520c
PowerBook 540c
PowerBook 540c with PowerPC upgrade
PowerBook 190cs
PowerBook 5300
PowerBook 5300c (x3, although two are broken in one way or another, they all boot.)
PowerBook 5300ce (with broken screen, but it works with an external display.)
PowerBook 1400c (x2, but only one RAM module, so only one can be functional.)
PowerBook G3 (x2, I don't recall off the top of my head exactly which ones they are, Lombards, I think.)
PowerBook G4 (15" Titanium 1 GHz)
PowerBook G4 (12", 867 Mhz)
MacBook Pro (15", original Intel portable, ordered on Intel launch day)
MacBook Pro (15", 2008)
MacBook (Aluminum 2008, my 'daily driver' laptop)
MacBook Air (2013, my wife's computer)
Non-Apple:
ThinkPad 820 (A PowerPC ThinkPad)
ThinkPad T61 (my daughter's laptop)
ThinkPad Tablet 2 (It kind of counts as a laptop with its keyboard case...)
HP OmniBook 800 (with the funky "pop-out mouse" and PCMCIA hard drive)
All are capable of running software, although as specified, some are "broken" in one way or another (I don't think I have a single "100% pristine" 5300-series.) I'm pretty sure I have more, as I could swear I had some duplicates of 1x0 series and Duos.
Those pictures are missing quite a few, and the Macintosh Portable has been sold since that picture was taken. (It was dead.)
Ones I can think of off the top of my head:
PowerBook 100
PowerBook 140
PowerBook 170
PowerBook 145b
PowerBook 150
PowerBook 165c
PowerBook 180c
PowerBook Duo 210
PowerBook Duo 230
PowerBook Duo 280c
PowerBook Duo 2300c
PowerBook 520c
PowerBook 540c
PowerBook 540c with PowerPC upgrade
PowerBook 190cs
PowerBook 5300
PowerBook 5300c (x3, although two are broken in one way or another, they all boot.)
PowerBook 5300ce (with broken screen, but it works with an external display.)
PowerBook 1400c (x2, but only one RAM module, so only one can be functional.)
PowerBook G3 (x2, I don't recall off the top of my head exactly which ones they are, Lombards, I think.)
PowerBook G4 (15" Titanium 1 GHz)
PowerBook G4 (12", 867 Mhz)
MacBook Pro (15", original Intel portable, ordered on Intel launch day)
MacBook Pro (15", 2008)
MacBook (Aluminum 2008, my 'daily driver' laptop)
MacBook Air (2013, my wife's computer)
Non-Apple:
ThinkPad 820 (A PowerPC ThinkPad)
ThinkPad T61 (my daughter's laptop)
ThinkPad Tablet 2 (It kind of counts as a laptop with its keyboard case...)
HP OmniBook 800 (with the funky "pop-out mouse" and PCMCIA hard drive)
All are capable of running software, although as specified, some are "broken" in one way or another (I don't think I have a single "100% pristine" 5300-series.) I'm pretty sure I have more, as I could swear I had some duplicates of 1x0 series and Duos.