I have that mouse and a logitech basic too. Along with 2 apple pro mice and a mighty mouse. I could bust out my adb mouse with the imate installed.
I remember using one of those daily on a Windows ME laptop back in the day - wish I still had it around.
My three MS mice (left to right) :
Intellimouse, Intellimouse Optical, Sidewinder X3.
The X3 was picked up cheap in 2011, the optical was in daily use for the previous 11 years!
How did you get Mavericks on that iMac and the X1600 working?When the squad is backing up all at once. (Temporary setup for the evening)
TiBook 1GHz, iMac (early 06 upgraded to late 06), MacBook (Early 08 upgraded to Early 09), MacBook Pro (Late 2011) [not pictured], PowerMac G5 (Dual 2.3GHz), 12in PowerBook 1.5GHz, and 17in PowerBook 1.33GHz
. Also, notice the Microsoft mouse in the corner?
I did the same thing at one time when I had 3 TiBooks and only one had a working screen. It worked great.Oh! I can be apart of two trends at once.
That was my only Mac and computer, circa 2010. Its really sad that, then, I could easily browse the web and do other tasks without it bogging down (on 10.5, mind you). It was a 667Mhz PowerBook Ti without a screen
Yeah it was like a mini C64. I need to post my setup now, but I can't keep it clean and nice for long stretches
Nice! I'm about to move my stuff off of Spotify so I can have a lightweight library served up via network drives, hosted by a Mac Mini G4. Soon I'll have an Acrylic iMac for the home theatre down stairsTook time to set up all of my Macs for a few pictures. Excuse the clutter and the dust; I rarely get days off from work and really need to work on my cable management and final setup for everything. The picture quality is kinda meh as well, as I'm still using an old Kodak digital camera from 2009, and my phone camera is too crappy to take pics.
Left to right: iMac Bondi Blue Rev B/512mb RAM/OS 9.2.2, Powerbook Wallstreet 300mhz/512mb RAM/DVD/OS 9.2.2, Powerbook G4 667mhz/1gb RAM/Superdrive/Debian 8 Mate, Powerbook G4 1.5ghz/2gb RAM/OS X 10.4.11, Macbook Pro 2.26ghz/8gb RAM/OS X 10.11.2, iMac 20in/2.4ghz/4gb RAM/OS X 10.11.3, Black Macbook 2ghz/4gb RAM/OS X 10.8.5 (via MacPostFactor), Powermac G5 dual 2.0ghz (June 2004)/8gb RAM/ATI Radeon 9600/20" Cinema Display/OS X 10.5.8
The Intel iMac is a recent addition. The lower CFL is out but the screen is still comfortably viewable. Got it for a steal ($50) and it's in great physical condition. The Wallstreet Powerbook I have is in almost cherry condition, with just a few scratches on the lid. Tightest hinges that I've ever experienced on a WS. The only thing it's missing is new PRAM and a battery. Everything else is maxed, and came that way for $30. Got really lucky with that one.
Mac Mini G4/1.25ghz/1gb RAM/OS X 10.5.8- this is my media and file server, serving from two external drives (the top one is a redundant backup; off most of the time) and feeding three Apple TVs (2-ATV3s, 1 ATV4). Regardless of the ATV4's spec requirements, it'll work just fine with iTunes 10.6.3; no Intel machine required.
23" acrylic Cinema Display. It works great and I usually use it with the G5, but I needed room on the desk for the top picture, so I swapped with with my somewhat unused 20" aluminum display.
Only machine not shown is my son's late 2007 White Macbook, running 10.8.5 (via MacPostFactor).
Next move is decluttering, dusting, and a larger desk...
. They are becoming more rare. We're moving soon, so I don't have it set up yet, but I have a PowerMac G5 (one from my signature) that will be my sons first computer. I have it paired with a 20 inch aluminum cinema display. Barring any hardware failures I don't see why that machine won't last him for many years. Growing up my sister and I used a 68k Mac up through junior high! We didn't know the difference and it did what we needed it to. 'Course that was before the Internet was as big as it was today so.../ramble.
