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Hmm, is it okay to reply to myself 22 months later?

MacBook Pro 2.16 / 120GB / 2GB / 128MB / 15.4 / 6x DLDVDRW

10.5.6 Client

PowerMac G4 800 / 30GB / 1GB / 32MB / 24x CDRW

10.5.6 Server (Open Directory)

(this one is mostly a web server to test stuff at home, but I rarely use it)

AppleTV 40GB

2.3

I am anxiously waiting on the next gen Mac Mini!

Sweet, I get to reply to myself again!

Just bought a new Mini last night.

woot woot

First time post in here, but theres a reason for that hehe - only ever bought one Mac.

Initially it was a Mac Mini Core Solo - the one and only!

Swapped out the Core Solo for a T7200 (2.0GHz) and gave it 2GB RAM, replacing 512MB.

Currently still going strong, has Leopard on it running fine. Talks to my Windows network fine, plays all my media fine - best HTPC you can get!

Can't believe I haven't noticed this thread until now, LOL! :D But anyway, here it goes:

1.42 GHz iBook G4 (purchased November 2005)

1.5 GB PC2700 DDR1 RAM

60 GB Hard Drive

32 MB ATI Mobility Radeon 9550

8x SuperDrive

Mac OS X 10.5.6 (Leopard)

And of course, a 16 GB White iPhone 3G (purchased July 2008)

Name: White MacBook

Machine Model: MB881B/A

Screen: 13.3"

Processor: 2.0GHz Intel Core Duo 2

RAM: 2GB

GRAPHICS: Nvidia GeForce 9400M

OS: Mac OS X 10.5.6 Leopard

Hard Drive: 120GB HDD

Name: White MacBook

Machine Model: MB881B/A

Screen: 13.3"

Processor: 2.0GHz Intel Core Duo 2

RAM: 2GB NOW UPGRADED TO 4GB :cool:

GRAPHICS: Nvidia GeForce 9400M

OS: Mac OS X 10.5.6 Leopard

Hard Drive: 120GB HDD

  • 2 weeks later...

Almost Mac user full time :D

I got a Mac Pro Early 2008 2x2.8 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon, 10 GB RAM and Unibody MacBook Pro 2.4 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo. 4 GB RAM. Still have my PC with XP and Vista and I'll intall 7 on the Mac Pro so I'm not going full Mac anytime soon.

Well suppose I should post as well

Mac Mini - latest model

2.0 GHz

4 GB RAM

120 GB HD

750 External HD for Media

500 GB HD for Time Machine

MacBook Air rev A

1.6 Ghz

80 GB HD

2 GB RAM

MacBook

2.4 Ghz

2 GBs RAM

120 GB HD

Airport Extreme Base Station - Wireless N Network (5 ghz)

External 300 GB HD for file shares

External 300 GB HD for Time Machine for MBA

Airport Extreme Base Station - Wireless B/G Network for iPhones, wired to the primary AEBS in bridge mode

Apple TV - 160 GB Model, wired to the 2nd AEBS

iPhone 3g - 16 GB White Model

iPhone 3g - 8 GB Black Model

iPhone 2g - 4 GB model -used as an iPod for my car :)

  • 2 weeks later...
  • 2 weeks later...

Mac mini (Late 2006)

1.66GHz Intel Core Duo

2GB RAM

60GB HD

320GB External HD

iMac (Slot Loading)

350MHz PowerPC G3

256MB RAM

7GB HD

iMac (Flat Panel)

700MHz PowerPC G4

128MB RAM (Getting more)

40GB HD

15" Screen

The iMac G4 hasn't arrived yet, should come later this week.

  • 2 weeks later...

Just got a new toy and thought I would update my post (if anyone cares LOL)

Well suppose I should post as well

Mac Mini - latest model

2.0 GHz

4 GB RAM

120 GB HD

750 External HD for Media

500 GB HD for Time Machine

Sold the MacBook on Craigslist for 900 dollars SCORE!

MacBook Air rev A

1.6 Ghz

80 GB HD

2 GB RAM

MacBook

2.4 Ghz

2 GBs RAM

120 GB HD

Just purchased a MacBook Pro

MacBook Pro = Pure WIN!

2.66

4 GB RAM

320 GB HD

Current setup has changed a bit, so here goes:

24" iMac

2.8Ghz Core2Extreme

4GB RAM

500GB HDD

Rebadged ATI Mobility Radeon 2600XT

OS X/Windows XP SP3

MacBook

2.0Ghz Core2Duo

2GB RAM

500GB HDD

Geforce 9400m

OS X only

iPhone 3G 8GB Black

Airport Extreme - Dual Band (latest gen)

  • 1 month later...

Well I just got my first Mac. I've always been a PC user but with the recent advances in battery life plus the price reduction on their 13 Inch models got me switching over to MAC OS X.

I purchased the 13 inch MacBook Pro, 2.26 GHz; 4 GB Ram; 250 GB HD

So far, after playing with it for two days I can say that I am absolutely satisfied.

Yesterday I was measuring battery life, I had NeoOffice open, FireFox with 8 tabs, and running three ssh terminal sessions to some of the servers at work.

I tried to simulate a regular working condition and instead of working on my two desktops at work I did most of the work on my new MacBook. I got amazing 6:23 out of the battery :)

Since I tend to travel a lot Mobility and an extended battery life are a great plus for me.

Also I have to give Apple credit for the great case design. Is light and sturdy, and it looks great.

I also installed VirtualBox with Windows Vista Business 32bit, and it works great.

I needed the Windows Vista just in case I needed some of my work applications.

I was thinking of partitioning the drive and installing a separate partition of Vista, using boot camp, but I dont think I'll be using Vista that much and is just more convenient launching Vista out of my desktop without rebooting the system, just to access and app or two.

Cheers

Mac

  • Mac Pro (Early 2009)
    2.66GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon
    ATI Radeon HD 4870 512MB
    6GB
    640GB HDD
    Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard
  • Apple LED Cinema Display
    24-inch flat panel
  • 17-inch eMac
    G4 1.33GHz
    512MB geheugen
    80GB HDD
    Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard

iPod

  • iPod touch 2nd gen
    32GB
    Software Version 3.0
    Universal Dock

  • 4 weeks later...

I've had a Black 16gb iPhone 3G for about 11 months and I recently purchased a -

MacBook Pro 13-inch

2.26GHz Intel Core 2 Duo

2GB Memory

160GB hard drive

NVIDIA GeForce 9400M

However I've pushed OSX down to 50gb and installed WinXP on 100gb of the HDD :yes:

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