Nah, you can never have too many Macs... well if you have more than 2
of the same type, maybe.
Check my lineup:
• Mac Quadra 610 25MHz MacOS 8.6 (my first Mac, secondhand 1996... all
my Macs are secondhand btw)
• Power Mac 7200 90MHz MacOS 8.6
• Power Mac 7600 120MHz (I think) MacOS 8.6
• Power Mac 8600 300MHz MacOS 8.6 (on my LAN, still in use... I'm a
designer and my Wacom tablet, scanner and printer are SCSI)
• G3 iMac 350MHz Panther (Bondi or Blueberry, not sure)
• G3 Blue &White Panther/Classic 400MHz
• G3 iBook 300MHz Panther/Classic (Bondi or Blueberry)
• G4 Titanium Powerbook 1.6GHz Leopard (on my LAN)
• G4 QuickSilver 800 MHz Tiger (on my LAN)
• G5 Dual 2GHz Leopard (on my LAN)
I'm no where near the aficionados that you guys here are... I don't
tinker with old machines at all. They were all (excepting the iBook)
purchased as upgrades to my production as a designer, and all great in
their day.
On 20/09/10 9:33 PM, Jim Scott wrote:
On Sep 20, 2010, at 6:16 PM, Ashgrove wrote:
If all works out, my line of iMacs should be happy. In fact, I have 5 iMacs,
and one eMac that could be considered an iMac.
eMac G4 700
iMac G5 1.8 20"
iMac G3 350
iMac G3 600
iMac G3 233 original Bondi Blue
iMac G4 1.25
Interesting collection. I see that a lot of us suffer from TTMS (Too
Many Macs Syndrome). I'm still envious of that 20" screen. And Jim got
himself this year a 27" model, the rascal... ;-)
Actually, Felix, I got my 27-inch 3.06 GHz iMac on October 22, 2009, only a
couple of days after they were announced. That's not quite a year ago, and
it's already been superseded by a newer, improved version. But it's still got
that ginormous LED-backlit 27-inch screen which makes almost two of my
still-under-AppleCare 20-inch Aluminum 2.4 GHz iMac. Yep, Felix, that's called
piling on. Heh-heh. :^)
And, let's see, I've got 3 Pismos, 2 Clamshells (with great batteries), 17 G3 iMacs from
233 to 700 MHz waiting for new owners through my "Macs for Kids" giveaway
program, 2 G5 iMacs rescued from the angry capacitor gods, and iPods, iPads ... well,
the symptoms just never seem to stop or even go into remission, happy to say. And my
wife's still using that Mac Mini I bought from you several years ago.
Jim Scott
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