What was your first Apple product?

[Funkatronic]

iPod Nano 1st Gen 2gb Black

 

[silverboy31]

wish i still had it :-(

 

[S.B.G]

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My first Apple product was the MacBook Pro 2,2.

 

[736dave]

Mac se.

Had an Apple II+ clone as a kid, before that.

 

[-y0-]

iPod Nano 2G for me

 

[cyc94]

Ipod Shuffle

 

[kingv84]

My First Macintosh was a LC 580 running System 7.5.
I loved it and I got it in 1995 and used till 2001 when I got a Blue slot loading iMac.

CPU: Motorola 68LC040 at 33 MHz
RAM: 8 MB (expandable to 52 MB with 2 72-pin SIMM's)
Hard drive: IDE, 250 MB or 500 MB
VRAM: 1 MB of the 4 MB RAM soldered on the mainboard is used as video RAM
Floppy drive: 1.44 MB (can read 400 KB and 800 KB diskettes as well)
Optical drive: 4x CD-ROM
ROM Size: 1 MB
Level 1 Cache: 8 KB
Expandability: 1 LC PDS, 1 comm slot
Case type: LC 520 all-in-one
Built-in Display: 14″ Color CRT (supports up to 32,768 colors)
Supported Mac OS: System 7.1.2P, 7.5 to 7.5.1, 7.5.3 to 7.6.1, 8.0 to 8.1
Weight: 35.0 lb.

 

[ddeadserious]

I think it was an iPod Video, but who cares about those?
First gen Core Duo MBP.

 

[PowerGamerX]

I had a 4th gen iPod, however, my first Apple computer was a 17" PowerBook.

 

[Gemütlichkeit]

2nd gen ipod. 10gb

 

[BigJohno]

Performa 6300 first.

The imac DV was the one I have the best memory of.

 

[Internal Fury]

ipod 2nd gen

 

[MattZani]

iPod Video 60Gb White

 

[MRiOS]

bought one of these after a few weeks at my first job. Unfortunately because I kept it in my back pocket all the time the disk inside actually bent and I got a 5th gen video, which still works, but the disk is dying so I can no longer sync it.

 

[The JTizzle]

My first was my Performa 5200. Thing was a beast with its 75mhz CPU and 14.4 modem, I was so happy I signed up for AOL that X-mas morning. WTF was I thinking

 

[JHankwitz]

My 1st was the Apple IIc. Awsome! Good looking, compact, and a great performer. This gem was able to run Visicalc, enabling me to perform amazing speradsheet operations.

Then I got two Apple III's. They were 'HOT'. Crammed with 512K of memory and attached to 5MB Profile external hard drives and 13" green-screens, they were amazing machines. Each setup w/software cost me over $9,000 in 1983 dollars.

 

[Benguitar]

White & 20GB

It had my name and birthday engraved on it.

 

[MaxMike]

My first Apple product was a 80GB 5.5G iPod. Before this I had a Samsung YH-920 MP3 because I had convinced myself that Apple was bad an Napster was better

Then the list goes on as...
iPod nano 3G
iPod touch 1G (had to but two since one eventually got stolen)
iPod nano 4G
iPod shuffle 2G
iPod nano 5G
Apple TV 2G
Mac mini (late 2009)
MacBook Pro (early 2011)
iPhone 4 on Verizon

 

[seamuskrat]

Apple IIe & Macintosh 128K

I had an Apple IIe for a bit, then the Mac came out and go the 128K and the rest is history.

 

[Apple 26.2]

Used? An old Macintosh back in high school.

Owned? 2nd generation iPod Nano.

 

[avro707]

First one I got was probably the Apple iPod with video (iPod 5G).

First one I used was probably a Apple IIe with DuoDisk and Monitor II. Oh lord, how they've changed since then.

 

[NCW]

served me well for 4 years, until it got stolen from my backpack at school one day

 

[tablo13]

iPod nano 4th generation blue.

 

[ctruzzi]

First generation Ipod Nano, I was 14 at the time and I'm from Seattle (so up until the mid 2000's we all loved MS). First Mac product I used were those awesome computers at school with Kid Pix.

 

[bjett92]

60GB iPod Photo back in 2004 when color screens on the iPod first began. It's currently plugged into my car stereo and in perfect working condition 7 years later.