I used to work for Dell so a bit difficult to avoid. Especially with being able to buy 4 a year at cost price I think!Mine was an Amiga 500. Have managed to avoid PCs my entire life (except at work, or when buying for the wife and kids).
I used to work for Dell so a bit difficult to avoid. Especially with being able to buy 4 a year at cost price I think!Mine was an Amiga 500. Have managed to avoid PCs my entire life (except at work, or when buying for the wife and kids).
Mine was an Amiga 500
and later an Amiga 500.
You could disable the discrete GPU and run the MacBook on the internal GPU of the Intel CPU.Mine was a 2011 MacBook Pro. Was such a lovely machine that unfortunately died due to the infamous GPU problem. I still miss it to this day. Currently have a M4 MacBook Air and it’s obviously better in every objective manner, but still wish the old one was still functional. Still have it as I couldn’t get myself to just throw it away.
Unfortunately my machine is in a state that it no longer boots at allYou could disable the discrete GPU and run the MacBook on the internal GPU of the Intel CPU.
This requires some terminal commands in single user mode, but somebody documented the process here:
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GPU problem - Boot Hangs on Grey Screen
I found this according to my problem in this thread: Boot hangs on grey screen (even when booting from USB drive with fresh OS X install) My MacBook Pro 15" Early 2011 with AMD Radeon HD 6750M exh...apple.stackexchange.com
Yeah, technically so was mine. I emulated Mac on my A500 long before I got a Mac.Mine was an Amiga 500. Have managed to avoid PCs my entire life (except at work, or when buying for the wife and kids).
Yes, Faery Tale was amazing for 1986 - especially the fact that it was programmed by one guy, music and everything.I had an Amiga 500 too. Loved how you could you could hook up your stereo speakers to it. Faery Tale Adventure was the greatest game back then (between the Ultima series and Witcher)
do we still use that?2011 13inch MBA, it was the first Apple device I owned. I was so impressed I went straight out and got an iPhone 4s and a time capsule. Been in the ecosystem ever since.
No I sold it in 2014 to help fund a 15inch MBP which I absolutely loved. It lasted until the M1 MBP so got me through the butterfly keyboard & touchbar era.do we still use that?
I love mine and will use that for new files I created on the iPad later today.
(once my watch updates, then turns off location, then get shipped back to for a new battery)
I played Ultima for months in I think 1980 or so. I went to an Apple Convention in SF and met Lord British who was in his late teens. He had more hair back then!Apple II . . . I spent countless hours trying to dominate Ultima ][
I would give a lot to trip-back to those days....
AND the first Mac to have SIMM slots, for a whopping 4 MB of memory! Before the Mac Plus, the most memory you could get was 512KMacintosh Plus, purchased in the middle of 1986. First Mac with a SCSI port for expansion.
I also had an Amiga 500. It was a great computer.Mine was an Amiga 500. Have managed to avoid PCs my entire life (except at work, or when buying for the wife and kids).
1984 Mac the original, stayed up almost all night playing with it and then had to go to work lol. but came home and started all over again. Up to a MI MacBook Air now and still love them.Mine was a 24” 2008 iMac.
Top spec, at the time.
Such a lovely, lovely machine. It was actually this Mac that got me into photography.
What about you?