What Apple products do you own?

[Pliablemoose]

Inspired by MotionMan


MBA 11" (holy crap this thing is thin)
iPad 16GB 3G ATT
iPad 2 16GB 3G ATT
iPhone 3G I just use it as an iPod Touch with a speaker
iPod Touch 32 (just picked this up used from a friend to use at work, they banned phones, so i just just use the iPod Touch with Google Voice.

I can't believe I've gone to the dark side, I never would have believed I'd start buying Apple stuff.

 

[pcgeek11]

None, Nothing, Nada.

 

[Obsy]

iPod 30GB 5th gen
iPod nano 8GB 2nd gen (lost/stolen)
iPhone 1 8GB
MacBook Pro 13" mid-2010

 

[speg]

I can't believe I've gone to the dark side, I never would have believed I'd start buying Apple stuff.

It's good stuff eh? Once the haters get a taste, they see the light

As for me:
iPod mini (2nd gen) - retired
Mac Mini (2005) - dead
iPod shuffle (1st gen) - retired
iPod shuffle (2nd gen)
MacBook (2006)
iPhone (2007)
iPad

 

[ubercaffeinated]

iPhone 4 on AT&T. 1st gen iPad. 2nd gen 13 inch MacBook Air.

 

[Eug]

In addition to the bazillion Macs, etc. in my sig, we also have an iPod mini, iPod nano, and iPod shuffle. Of the three, I use the shuffle the most.

There are only two people in this house.

 

[MotionMan]

Inspired by MotionMan

This is worthy of my 10,000th post

iPhone 4 (mine)
iPhone 4 (wife)
iPod Touch (daughter)
iPhouch (iPhone 3G set up as a Touch) (son)
MacBook 2009 (mine)
MacBook 2009 (wife)
MacMini 2009 (mine)
MacMini 2007? (kids)

To think we were all PC/Zero Mac only 2 years ago.

MotionMan

Edit:

Oh, I forgot. We also have an AppleTV 2.

MotionMan

 

[Eug]

That reminds me. I have an iPhone 3G sitting in my cupboard unused. I'm just not entirely sure what to do with it. I could set it up as an iPod touch, but I carry my iPhone 4 with me everywhere anyway.

P.S. I've been Mac + PC since 2001. Actually, mostly Mac since the mid 2000s, but when Windows 7 finally landed I figured I'd better get a Windows 7 machine (or three) to keep myself up to date. I tried installing Windows Vista on my MacBook back in the day, but that convinced me NOT to buy a Windows Vista PC.

 

[MotionMan]

That reminds me. I have an iPhone 3G sitting in my cupboard unused. I'm just not entirely sure what to do with it. I could set it up as an iPod touch, but I carry my iPhone 4 with me everywhere anyway.

I'll take that off your hands

(I need a phone for my uncle.)

MotionMan

 

[secretanchitman]

iphone 4 32GB
early 2011 macbook pro 15" 2.2ghz (specs in sig)

rest has been either given to family or sold.

 

[akshatp]

iPhone 4 (me)
iPhone 3GS (wife)
iPod Classic 80GB
iPod Mini 4gb (1st Gen)
iPod Nano 8gb (5th Gen)
MacBook Pro 13" mid-2010
iPad 1 64GB 3G WiFi

Geez until a few years ago the only Apple product we had was the 1st Gen iPod Mini.

 

[disports]

October 2010 13" Macbook Air
27" LED Cinema Display
Wireless Keyboard without number pad
Magic Trackpad

I was all PC before this

 

[badb0y]

iPad 2 and iPhone 4.

 

[KH85]

MBP 13" - Best laptop i have ever owned!
8GB iPod Nano (allways in the car!)

I did have an iPhone 4 but i got bored/didnt like the design.... seems too 'sharp' and my job doesnt like glass covered phones - keeping my eye out for the next iPhone thou!

 

[TheStu]

PowerBook G3 Lombard (Gone)
4GB iPod Mini (Sold)
12" PowerBook G4 1GHz (Sold)
12" PowerBook G4 1.33GHz (Needs Repairs)
4GB iPod Nano 2G (Traded)
13" Core Duo White MacBook (Gifted)
15" Core Duo MacBook Pro (Needs Repairs)
30GB iPod Video 5G (Traded)
30GB iPod Video 5.5G (Benched)
16GB iPhone 1 (Benched)
11.6" MacBook Air

So yea, a lot of them I don't have any more, and really only my Air gets daily use anymore. I stopped using the iPod a few months after I got my iPhone (and I got my iPhone late, and used last year) and then stopped using the iPhone when I got my HTC Surround.

 

[ponyo]

First Apple product I bought was the original clamshell orange iBook. I thought it looked kind of cool at the time. I still have this and one day I will have to transfer some pictures out of it. Has my daughter's baby pictures. Second Apple product which I bought but later sold was Apple stock. This is my biggest single financial regret. I bought 30,000 shares of Apple stock. This was when every Wall St people hated the company and Apple was trading at cash value of 4 billion. Yes, Wall St was giving zero value for all the Apple IP, buildings, patents, products, people, etc. This was how bad Apple was hated on Wall St. I sold those shares months later for about $3/shr profit. Those same shares would be worth over 10 million dollars today. Not in my wildest dreams did I envision the Apple of today. Luckily I also bought some small shares for my and mom's retirement accounts too. Those I held til prior to the release of the iPhone so I did score multibagger out of that.

I bought the original iPod and the followup. Both died from harddrive failure in less than a year. I bought the first Nano and the followup but ended up giving it away to my brother-inlaw. Next, I got the wife the original iPhone jailbroken to use on Tmobile. But it died about 3months later. I bought my wife iPad 1 & 2. Daughter uses iPad1 now and also has 8gig iTouch. We have two jailbroken Apple TV2. ATV2 are my toys and my favorite Apple product ATM.

 

[somethingsketchy]

160GB iPod Classic (video)

Always thought about picking up one of the Core i5 iMacs that came out last year, but never had the cash. I do like the 27" IPS panel they use for the iMac.

 

[Eug]

First Apple product I bought was the original clamshell orange iBook. I thought it looked kind of cool at the time. I still have this and one day I will have to transfer some pictures out of it.

I tried to like that, but couldn't get over the 800x600 screen. The integrated WiFi was tres cool though. I was at a magazine sponsored party in 1999 and Apple had a bunch of people there with pre-release WiFi'd toilet seat iBooks and were walking around the party floor showing it off. That WiFi 802.11b support blew everyone's minds.

It's funny to think that was only 12 years ago.

 

[Zen0]

Inspired by MotionMan


MBA 11" (holy crap this thing is thin)
iPad 16GB 3G ATT
iPad 2 16GB 3G ATT
iPhone 3G I just use it as an iPod Touch with a speaker
iPod Touch 32 (just picked this up used from a friend to use at work, they banned phones, so i just just use the iPod Touch with Google Voice.

I can't believe I've gone to the dark side, I never would have believed I'd start buying Apple stuff.

Loaded Macbook Air 13 second generation
iPhone 4 VZW 32gb
iPod Nano (not sure which gen, it's a rectangle) 16gb

Getting when available:
iPad 2 AT&T 32gb

Getting when I settle into a new place:
A 27" iMac

The funny thing is that I have a Verizon iPhone 4 but I am definitely an AT&T iPad. The data plans for the Verizon iPad are terrible, and frankly, the higher AT&T burst speeds is probably more useful on a faster device like the iPad. Does it really matter, probably not, since I'll just be tethering it to my iPhone 4 anyway for $15/month (corporate discount).

 

[ponyo]

I tried to like that, but couldn't get over the 800x600 screen. The integrated WiFi was tres cool though. I was at a magazine sponsored party in 1999 and Apple had a bunch of people there with pre-release WiFi'd toilet seat iBooks and were walking around the party floor showing it off. That WiFi 802.11b support blew everyone's minds.

It's funny to think that was only 12 years ago.

Yeah the screen resolution was terrible at 800x600. Had to constantly scroll to see the full webpages. Sort of how it is now with browsing on a smartphone. The integrated WiFi antenna in the upper case was cool but I still had to buy $100 AirCard to enable WiFi. I still liked it because it had 6 hours battery life which was about double or triple of Windows laptop at the time. The thing was heavy but built like a tank. I carried it by the handle during my travels and used it as NES, SNES, MAME emulator on long flights to Asia and to store pictures and videos from my camera. It worked perfectly for that. It worked great as conversation starter with females as they often approached me in public places to inquire about it. That's when I knew Apple products attracted girls.

 

[Tyranicus]

15" Late 2008 MacBook Pro
AirPort Extreme Dualband Base Station
32GB iPhone 4
40GB 1st Gen Apple TV (hacked to run Leopard and use a CrystalHD decoder card)
Apple TV 2 (jailbroken for XBMC support)

 

[Eug]

It worked great as conversation starter with females as they often approached me in public places to inquire about it. That's when I knew Apple products attracted girls.

That was also true for the white iBook in 2001. Pretty young things would come out of the blue to ask me about it.

That all stopped in 2002 when I replaced it with a TiBook.

 

[Don Vito Corleone]

1983-ish 128k Mac (no hard drive!) - I think this takes the cake for oldest computer in this thread so far
13" C2D MacBook Pro
32GB iPad
32GB iPhone 4
80GB iPod Classic (for the car)
4GB Gen-5 iPod Nano (for the gym)
10GB Gen-1 iPod and 512MB Gen-1 iPod Shuffle (for the dresser drawer!)
Airport Extreme

In th past, I have owned a C2D white MacBook (sold), a white 16GB iPhone, and a 500GB Time Capsule (dead).

Athough I used my ancient Mac in college in the early 90s, I was a diehard PC guy until I bought my white MacBook in 2006.

I also bought my dad a 32GB 3G iPad and bought my mom a 17" iMac (this was in 2006-7) and a 16GB iPad 2 with leather Smart cover.

 

[Mr. Pedantic]

Nothing. I used to have an iPod Classic until both its hard drive and mobo flipped out in the same week.

 

[Kadarin]

iphone4
ipad (original)
ipod classic
Mac Mini (2009)
Macbook Pro (2007)
iMac (current gen, 27")
2 Airport Express