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My Maya rig:

PowerMac G5 Dual @ 2.0Ghz

3GB DDR

160GB SATA

140GB SATA

80GB ATA (USB2)

Radeon 9800 Pro 256MB G5 Ed.

ACD 23" Aluminum

iSight

Wacom Intuos3 6x9

Kensington Turbo Mouse w/ Scroll Ring

Matias Tactile Pro keyboard

4G iPod 20GB

Logitech Z-530 5.1

Mac OS X 10.4

My laptop:

12" iBook G4 1.25GHz

768MB

SuperDrive

Mac OS X 10.4

My wife's recording rig:

PowerMac G5 single @ 1.6GHz

1GB DDR

120GB SATA

Radeon 9600 64MB

ACD 17" Plastic

Kensington Turbo Mouse w/ Scroll Ring

Matias Tactile Pro keyboard

2G iPod Mini 4G (pink)

Mac OS X 10.4

Her laptop:

12" iBook G4 1.25GHz

256MB

SuperDrive

Mac OS X 10.4

Our son's Mac:

iMac G3 @ 266MHz (Grape)

160MB

Mac OS X 10.3

And finally, to play back video on my entertainment center:

Pentium 3 1GHz

512MB PC 133

20GB ATA

Windows XP Professional

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1.66GHz Intel Core Duo processor

2MB L2 Cache

667MHz Frontside Bus

512MB memory (667MHz DDR2 SDRAM)

80GB Serial ATA hard drive

Double-layer SuperDrive (DVD+R DL/DVD?RW/CD-RW)

Built-in AirPort Extreme and Bluetooth 2.0

10.4.6 :whistle::

First mac...Just about to go up to 2GB of RAM :cool::

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My first mac, i just wanted one to see if i like OSX and i do so i'll upgrade to a full blown iMac soon.

Mac Mini:

1.66ghz Core Duo

1GB DDR2 667mhz

100GB SATA HD

The rest is all the standard stuff.

Also got a Cordless Mac Keyboard Pro (bluetooth) and a MX1000 mouse.

So far very happy with it :)

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