Just before the turn of the century, Apple products were as comparably new, and exciting, as the uk underground music scene was in the early 90's.
Both have had highly fascinating trajectories, are still here today, doing a good job –mostly.
Beginning with the PowerMac G3 Blue/White, these tools of the trade have done the job for me over the years, a lot of jobs in fact.
- PowerMac G3 Blue/White 350 GHz (1999)
- Studio Display 17″ Blue/White (1999)
- Titanium PowerBook G4 15″ (2001)
- PowerBook G4 15″ 1.25 GHz 1GB1 (2003)
- iSight (2003)
- iPod Mini 4GB Silver (2004)
- iMac G5 20″ 2.1 GHz (2005)
- iPod Nano 2GB Black (2006)
- Intel PowerBook 15″ 2.4 GHz (2007)
- iPhone Original 8GB (2007)
- iMac 24″ 2.4 GHz 4GB1 (2008)
- iPhone 3G 8GB (2008)
- Magic Mouse (2009)
- iPhone 4 16GB Black (2010)
- iPad 16GB Black (2010)
- iMac 27″ i7 3.4 GHz 12GB1 (2011)
- iPhone 4S 32GB Black (2011)
- iPod Shuffle 8GB Silver2 (2011)
- MacBook Air 13″ 1.7 GHz i5 4GB1 (2011)
- iPad 3 32GB White (2012)
- Apple TV 3rd Gen (2012)
- iPhone 5 32GB White (2012)
- iPhone 6 64GB Black (2014)
- iMac with Retina 5K i7 4.0 GHz 32GB1 (2014)
- Apple Watch 42mm Space Grey (2015)
- iPad Mini 4 64GB Space Grey (2015)
- Apple TV 4th Gen (2016)
- Airpods (2016)
- MacBook Pro 13″ (Touch Bar) 3.5GHz 16GB1 (2017)
- iPhone X 64GB Space Grey (2017)
- Magic Mouse Space Grey (2018)
- Magic Keyboard Space Grey (2018)
- Apple TV 4K (2020)
- Apple Watch Series 6, 44mm Alum. (2020)
- Beats Studio Buds (2021)
- Airpods Pro (2021)*
- iPhone 13 128GB Graphite (2021)
- MacBook Pro 14″ M1 Max 64GB1 (2021)