What was your first Apple product?

[Ahboyd]

Classic. I remember sitting in technology class in high school (around 2000-2001) and seeing a poster of this hanging in the classroom and just thinking it was the coolest piece of consumer tech. I had ever seen.

I rest my case.

 

[DeepIn2U]

Newton MessagePad 120 iPhone grand father

Actually this was the idea behind the Apple traveller, and henceforth the iPad. Newton had no phone calling ability only modem and fax. A friend had this in school and it was a beast, far to large and heavy but a great learning leson for Apple.

Even the OSX trash can or deleting from the dock uses the SAME "puff" animations #

 

[DeepIn2U]

Apple I.

Still have it, along with a Sony TV used as a monitor, the Red Book, and a cassette recorder with about 100 tapes full of programs and data...

-t

Id love to see a gallery of them all soon within its own dedicated thread.

 

[machitman]

4th gen iPod touch 32gb
But I gave it to my sister a few years ago

 

[stillcrazyman]

The very first Apple product I bought was a Power Macintosh 7100. Bought sometime in the early '90s. Been hooked ever since

 

[skippymac]

Mine was an iPod classic 120GB, the aluminium one... not nearly as old as some of your guys stuff

 

[GordonTheiPhoneUser]

My first apple product was an iPhone 4

 

[oldhifi]

Mac 128K

 

[Matz]

Mac 512Ke.

 

[tcphoto1]

A Power Mac 7200 and 1710AV Display, I think it was about '94.

 

[sakurarain]

iBook G4 12", the last Gen. iBook

 

[nahkampfwombi]

2011 MBA 11" - core i5 & 4GB RAM
Bought in 2015 and loved it.
Quite the same time I got my iPhone 5S.

Both up to date the products I liked the most.
Right now: 2016 TB 13" and iPhone 7

I really liked the MBA and 5S more. They did feel like "Apple" Products.

 

[clarencek]

Mac SE dual hd disk drives.

 

[ApolloBoy]

The first one I ever used was a Mac IIsi that my dad brought home from work as a gaming computer. First one I ever owned was a blue 2nd gen iPod mini that I got for my 16th birthday back in 2005. I don't have it anymore sadly, but a couple years ago I bought one exactly like it and upgraded it with a 128 GB microSD card.

 

[Arcade]

My first Apple product was an iPhone 4s.

 

[EdT]

My first was an Apple II. My second was an iPod over 20 years later. My first iPhone was the 4s, and my first desktop the iMac 24 inch in 2008.

 

[iTurbo]

My 1st very own Mac was a Power Macintosh 6500, but I got started on an LCII.

 

[RootBeerMan]

My first Mac was a 6100/66 with a truly useless DOC card in it. The computer was workhorse, though. Took a lightning strike and kept on working, even with a slightly damaged hard drive. Next one was a G3/333 setup with video editing boards and the works. Still have it upstairs in a closet. We've had quite a few more since then.

 

[wayne905]

My first Apple was an Apple II+

 

[hawkeye_a]

iMac DV Special Edition - Heated leather seats sold separately.

 

[Jyby]

Science Rules!

 

[Glideslope]

iMac DV Special Edition - Heated leather seats sold separately.

I had one of these. I was so stoked at 400MHz.

 

[eyeseeyou]

This was my first experience owning an Apple product and my first experience with accumulating debt as a college student lol.
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(I can't find the right picture, it was a lime colored DV 400 model. Ah, the joys of a 10GB HDD... )


But the iMac belongs to my parents. The first Apple product I owned was this little puppy:

Ah, the joys of 512MB of flash...

I wish they’re bring this(shuffle) back. This thing was solid.

 

[Lioness~]

A Power Mac 7200 and 1710AV Display, I think it was about '94.

PowerMac 7200 was my 1st, the display I can’t recall.
I thought I bought it -93 but memory seems wrong, at least everymac.com say -95. They probably have better memory/data. Beautiful thing!

 

[Scepticalscribe]

A fifth generation iPod (classic) - 30GB - bought in early 2006.