Do you own a real Mac?

[CaptainKernelPanic]

Most everyone in this forum has a real Mac, as that's kind of a requirement if you follow Tonymacs' standards.

 

[eliapplethetech]

I have quite a few. I have the 2015 MacBook (Retina) and I love it. (Even though I got it in 2016 yet it says 2015 ) I used to use (I still have it) a late 2011 MacBook Pro.

 

[LazarX]

MBP 2012, if Apple can stop to higher the price I'll update my macbook sooner or later!

You can also do so by buying a Snow Leopard CD downloading and creating an IBoot CD to get a working Snow Leopard system from which you can get what you need to install a more modern OS.

 

[eliapplethetech]

You can also do so by buying a Snow Leopard CD downloading and creating an IBoot CD to get a working Snow Leopard system from which you can get what you need to install a more modern OS.

I'm pretty sure he meant to say get a new one, also, iBoot is for Hackintosh. SL CDs work with any Mac out of the box. Plus, Mac from those years have Lion or Mountain Lion built-in which can upgrade to Sierra.

 

[Sonic99]

Yep, an good ol' Macbook White from Mid 2006 (maxed out, with a Core Duo processor and 2gb ram) with Snow Leopard as my main OS.

 

[gerardvanschip]

I own an iMac 2011, iPad Air 2, iPhone 5, iPhone 4, Powerbook 3400, 2300, 550, 540 and 100 and last but not least, a Mac Plus.

 

[Neccros]

I own a dual G5 with a bad video card and a never built virgin 2008 Mac Pro case direct from Apple... Not sure if those count

 

[pepperdotnet]

I have an old iMac with the Cathode-Ray Tube and PowerPC processor, hacked Leopard onto it back in the day. I rescued it from going into a dumpster.

On cold days I will turn it on and use it for a space heater in my office.

 

[macs_forever]

I will soon own an iMac Pro with 128GB and 18 cores... That's what I call a nice iMac.

 

[trs96]

I will soon own an iMac Pro with 128GB and 18 cores... That's what I call a nice iMac.

What will you be using this iMac Pro for ?