Retired Macs

• Macintosh SE
• Macintosh LC
• Macintosh Quadra 660av
• Powerbook 1400c/166
• PowerMacintosh 7500
• PowerMacintosh 9500/180MHz dual (upgraded to G3/400)
• PowerMacintosh G3 (Yosemite) (upgraded to G4)
• iBook 12″ (Dual USB)
• Powerbook G4/867MHz 15″ Titanium
• PowerMacintosh G4/450MHz Cube (upgraded to 1GHz)
• PowerMacintosh G3 All-In-One
• iMac G3/700MHz (Summer 2001)
• Powerbook G4/1.33GHz 15″ Aluminum
• Mac mini 1.42GHz – A/V entertainment server
• Mac mini 1.42GHz – backup server
• PowerMacintosh G5/2.0GHz dual
• MacBook Pro 2.16GHz 15″

Active Macs

• PowerMacintosh G4/450MHz Cube (G4/1.2GHz) – backup webserver
• Mac mini 2.0GHz (Core2Duo) – web/mail server
• Mac mini 2.0GHz (Core2Duo) – A/V entertainment server
• Mac Pro Dual 2.66GHz (2006)
• MacBook Pro 2.66GHz 15″ (Late 2008)

…and on the drums:

• iPod [5GB] – retired
• iPod (Dock Connector) [10GB] – retired
• iPod shuffle [1GB]
• iPod photo [60GB]
• iPhone 2.5G [8GB]
• iPod Classic [120GB]
• iPod shuffle 2G [2GB]
• iPhone 4 CDMA [16GB]

The Macintosh Office

Who says Macs aren’t for the business environment? Since 1997, I have been directly responsible for the authorizing purchases of the following Macs for my various places of work:

• PowerMacintosh 8600
• PowerMacintosh 9600
• PowerMacintosh G3 (Yosemite)
• PowerMacintosh G4 (Sawtooth)
• PowerMacintosh G4 (Gigabit Ethernet)
• PowerMacintosh G4 (Digital Audio)
• PowerMacintosh G4 (MDD) x2
• PowerMacintosh G4 (FW800) x2
• PowerMacintosh G5 x3
• iMac (Flat Panel)
• iBook (Early 2003) x4
• PowerBook G4 (1Ghz)
• Mac mini x2
• xServe G4 x2
• xServe G5
• PowerBook (15″ FW800)
• Mac Pro x4
• iMac (Mid 2007)
• iMac (Late 2009)
• MacBook Pro (15″ Mid 2010) x2