This thread made me spend an afternoon looking through and bidding on eBay and other similar sites for a 17" Lampshade iMac G4 800. Last iMac capable of running OS 9 natively.
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Whats the oldest Apple product you still use often?
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2006 iMac. It's still my primary gaming machine, my work machine, my media holder thingymajig.
And it's funny. I've built PC's that fart all over it in terms of performance but they're all so big/loud, don't feel the same etc, but I wouldn't trade it for anything. Is this what you hue-mans call love?
And it's funny. I've built PC's that fart all over it in terms of performance but they're all so big/loud, don't feel the same etc, but I wouldn't trade it for anything. Is this what you hue-mans call love?
Up until recently, I used my Newton 2000 to take notes in college. It really is quite handy with the keyboard attachment. 
Macintosh Classic.
Do I win?
Nope. I've just realised that the "oldest Apple product" that I "still use often" is actually an old plastic bag with the rainbow Apple logo on it that I picked up from a computer expo (along with numerous brochures, pamphlets, stickers, etc.) way back in the mists of time when the Apple ][ was new. I do quite often still use this plastic bag to carry bits around in.
15" Powerbook G4 (1.5ghz) use it all the time. From back in the days when Apple had decent quality control.
