What was your first Apple product?

[zemoleman]

1989 SE/30 4/40, Apple extended keyboard, Kensington trackball, Apple ImageWriter II $5,000 at the Greenwich CT Apple Store (yes Apple had actual brick and mortar stores in 1989) under the Apple Credit Plan. Cost me $7,000 with interest over 2 years.

 

[carapau]

4th generation iPod Touch

 

[cnagy65]

A grape iMac I got from CompUSA

 

[Yamcha]

I think it was the iPod Touch

 

[JackAHyde]

You guys have been at this way longer than me, but my first Apple product was a MacBook Air in 2014. I was in search of an "ultrabook," but Windows ones were so expensive that I considered the possibility that the equivalent from Apple would be a better value for me. Sure enough, it was, so I took the plunge and still see OS X Mavericks as my all-time favorite version of OS X.

 

[dcpmark]

Apple II + in 1979.

 

[MultiFinder17]

Power Mac G4/500DP. Got it cheap in high school from a friend of my mother’s who had just upgraded to a brand-new G5, ended up using that as my main computer from around 2004-2009 when I replaced it with an early ‘09 Mac mini. I still have that computer, and I use it for running older PowerPC games in my classroom for the kids to noodle around with.

 

[dwrufus53]

My first computer was the Commodore 64 around 1994. I kept it for about years. My first Apple device was a used Mac Plus that I bought from a buddy around 1996, and have been using Apple devices ever since.

This the model, but it's not my photo (I lifted from the internet)

 

[Plutonius]

Apple II SI

 

[iHorseHead]

Back then I didn't know what Apple was. Didn't know they had other products. Just an iPod A year later got my first MacBook 4,1.

 

[mtbdudex]

Apple II + in 1979.

I have great affinity for the Apple II family, in 1983 while in undergraduate engineering I took courses in programming, including 6502 machine level. Gosh that’s an eternity ago.

 

[Barkaritaville]

My first Apple product was a secondhand Powermac G4 Digital Audio that came from a tech startup that shut down in Atlanta. My actual first computer before that was a UMAX C600 clone with a G3 L2 upgrade card. Still have both. I remember when the hard drive crapped out under warranty on the UMAX, a tech came out to my house and replaced the drive while I waited.

 

[mpetrides]

Apple II + in 1979.

Got me beat by a few months—Apple ][+ April 4, 1980, the day that changed my life forever. ][ INFINITUM!!