JHZR2
Staff member
Originally Posted By: OVERKILL
That's awesome! My older Mac hardware consists of an old G3 Macbook, a couple of iMac's (the first LCD one and the original bubble style one in red) as well as an original Mac Plus which I believe still works but I haven't had on in a while. Sounds like you have a far more useful collection
Thats actually one of the best things about Mac. Their stuff runs really well even after a few cycles of upgrades.
Im still running a G3 mac mini from 2004 or so. I did swap in an SSD via a converter, but just imaged over the OS. Runs great for archiving emails.
We have two C2D macbook pros, one is still used daily, running El Capitain, the other is used intermittently as a dual boot with W7, and runs high end atomic modeling SW.
I can't get more than three years and one OS upgrade out of a Windows computer for whatever reason...
That's awesome! My older Mac hardware consists of an old G3 Macbook, a couple of iMac's (the first LCD one and the original bubble style one in red) as well as an original Mac Plus which I believe still works but I haven't had on in a while. Sounds like you have a far more useful collection
Thats actually one of the best things about Mac. Their stuff runs really well even after a few cycles of upgrades.
Im still running a G3 mac mini from 2004 or so. I did swap in an SSD via a converter, but just imaged over the OS. Runs great for archiving emails.
We have two C2D macbook pros, one is still used daily, running El Capitain, the other is used intermittently as a dual boot with W7, and runs high end atomic modeling SW.
I can't get more than three years and one OS upgrade out of a Windows computer for whatever reason...