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What was your first Mac? What Macs have you owned?
#21
The 1st one I ever used was a Quadra 700.

Classic II
Mac IIci
PowerBook 160
PowerMac 7100
7600
Sawtooth 400 (used the longest of any. finally retired in Dec 2006)
iBook 600
G4 iBook
MacBook
Mac mini
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#22
Mac Plus
Mac IIci
PowerMac 7500
PowerMac G4/450DP
PowerMac G5 2.0Ghz DP

TiBook 450

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I guess i hang on to my machines for a while
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#23
mac se
mac se/30
powerbase 160
power mac 6100
power mac 7100
power mac 7300/200
beige g3 266
pismo powerbook g3/400
g3/imac/400/dv
emac/700
g5/17" imac 2.0

great thread

be well

rob
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#24
Apple //e
Macintosh IIci
PowerMac 8500/120
PowerMac G4 [Gigabit Ethernet]
PowerMac G5 [First generation, Dual 2.0GHz]

eMate 300
iBook G3/500MHz [Dual USB]
PowerBook G4 12"/1.33GHz
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#25
Mac SE/30
Mac IIci
Performa 6400
iMac se

Powerbook 165C
Powerbook Wallstreet 233
iBook 700
Powerbook G4 12"
MacBook Pro
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#26
MIne:

1. Mac Plus - 1986
2. SE
3. LC II
4. PowerBook 180
5. PowerBook 3500, Kanaga
6. PowerBook Pismo - currently using this one
7. iBook 12" 800 Mhz
8. ibook 14" 700 Mhz
9. G4 PowerBook 12" for office

May be one or two more I can't remember.... I'm definitely not a desktop user. Last one was the LC II, and I don't miss the hugeness of a desktop at all. For me, a laptop is what a computer should be.
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#27
Centris 660AV
PowerMac 6100
Performa 6360 <-- don't know why, but I loved this one
PowerMac 6500
PowerMac G4 400
PowerMac G4 533
iMac G3 400
PowerMac G4 dual 867
eMac
PowerMac G4 dual 1.25 <-- Sold it for $100 less than I what I bought it for 3 years later (the longest I've owned a computer)
iMac G5
MacBook Pro Core Duo
MacBook Pro Core 2 Duo

All but the MBPs and the 6360 were refurbs (iMac G3 was used). I've had tremendous luck selling high and buying low
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#28
First Mac that I owned was a hand-me-down Performa 575. I've moved along since then...

Most of these are within the last year, and various quantities of each. My main constants have been ibook, iMac G5 and MacBook

Power Macintosh G3 All-In-One
Original iMac
Power Mac G4 (AGP Graphics)
iMac (Slot Loading)
Power Mac G4 (Gigabit Ethernet)
Power Mac G4 (Cube)
iMac (Summer 2000)
Power Mac G4 (Digital Audio)
Power Mac G4 (Quicksilver)
iMac (Summer 2001)
PowerBook G4 (Gigabit Ethernet)
Power Mac G4 (Quicksilver 2002)
Power Mac G4 (Mirrored Drive Doors)
Power Mac G4 (MDD 2003)
Power Mac G4 (FW800)
iMac (17-inch 1Ghz)
Xserve (Slot Load)
PowerBook G4 (12-inch DVI)
iBook G4
Mac mini (orig.)
iMac G5 (Ambient Light Sensor)
MacBook
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#29
I'm gonna blow some minds here, but my first Mac was an Atari ST. There was a great hardware/software hack called GCR, by Dave Small that used the Atari game cartridge port and a cartridge with 128k Apple ROM chip. (You were on your own to find someone with an Eprom burner to make the ROM chip for you). There was a floppy disk cable that allowed a standard floppy to R/W and format in the Apple format. If you had a hard drive there was a software hack that let you partition a portion of your hard drive in Macintosh format. The emulation was of a Mac Plus. This was circa 1985-6.

I was able to run the full blown Mac programs of the day, PageMaker, Illustrator etc. With Fontographer I could convert PC based fonts to Mac format (arrh remember DA Font mover?)

After that it was most every top end Mac from Centris 610 to PPC G-5 Dual.
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#30
Quadra 700 First Mac
Centric 650
PowerBook 160
PowerMac 7100
PoweMac 8500
PowerMac 8600
PowerMac 7300
PowerMac 7500
PowerMac 7600
eMac 700Mhz
PowerMac MDD 1Ghz
iBook 1Ghz

Completely Skipped G3 until I bought a smurf for older son.
Skipping G5. Might get self a MacBook this summer.

Carm
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