What do you own besides Amiga?

[lassie]

What Computers/Consoles do you own? Or are there anything special you collect besides Computers

[oddmario]

Why?
Are you a burglar?

[Nostalgiac]

I'll bite

Aside my A2000....
- c128 (in the loft...)
- A2600 (in the loft...)
- windows 7 big box for heavy duty stuff
- Lenovo W510 with Fedora 17 for work
- Macbook Air for fun & everything else

mostly OS (not UI) agnostic but leaning towards MacOS for ease of use

TomUK

[commodorejohn]

The only thing I really collect besides computers/consoles is LPs - got most of the discography of Yes, Genesis (the real Genesis, not the twee pop band,) ELP, Pink Floyd, King Crimson, and other classic progressive rock, plus a bunch of other interesting old thrift-store and record-store finds. I do need to get a nicer turntable and a proper amplifier, though...

As for computers...I've got a handful. I've got:

• My Commodore 128, tricked out with 64KB VDC, JiffyDOS, and a 512KB REU.
• The A1200 in my signature, my primary Amiga.
• An A500, which IIRC has only KS1.3 and 1MB chip/slow RAM, which I mostly have for testing purposes when I finally get around to my game projects...
• A Macintosh SE/30 in need of recapping - love the design on it, easily the best compact Mac.
• An iMac G3 (original Bondi model B) that used to belong to my uncle - still have to get his old files off there for him.
• An iMac G4 (15" 700MHz model) - love the design of this thing, and this is one of the first models, which could still boot OS9 (if it can't boot classic Mac OS, it isn't a real Mac.)
• A Powerbook G4 (1GHz TiBook) - this is a no-distractions machine for writing and drawing. Might also be a machine to give MorphOS a try on, if they ever start supporting TiBooks...
• The Power Mac G4 in my signature - MDD model, the last desktop Mac to boot OS9. I don't do enough with this, but it's got a solid video card (Radeon 9800) and runs games pretty well.
• A Packard-Bell IBM AT clone (12MHz 286.) Don't actually do much with this, but I haven't gotten around to finding a home for it yet.
• A Tandy 1000RL - one of the last machines to support Tandy graphics and sound, and also probably one of the first low-profile (pizza-box) PCs.
• A generic 386 box, running a pretty nice Shuttle motherboard with a ton of cache and Am386DX/40 support - pretty zippy, it only chokes up a little on Doom II.
  
• A 486 box I'm in the process of assembling - it was going to use the 486 equivalent of my 386 motherboard, but sadly that turned out to be dead - I did, luckily, find a fairly nice board on eBay that supports the 486DX/50, but unfortunately the seller decided to remove the BIOS, so I'm waiting for a guy I know with the same board to dump the EPROM and send me the image...
• A Packard-Bell Pentium/166 machine - actually pretty crappy, I need to find a new home for this.
• An Athlon machine I assembled to run Morrowind - not sure what I'm going to do with it, now that I've got...
  
• My old P4 gaming rig that I lent to my brother for a while. Nothing extremely mighty, but it runs Oblivion quite satisfactorily, and what more do you need?
  
• A little Core 2 Duo uATX box that I use as a combination media-storage machine and audio-editing workstation (it's got a nice high-quality M-Audio sound card in it.)
• A Pentium III laptop that was my writing machine for a while in place of the Powerbook, until I realized that it was the same weight but over a smaller area, with sharp corners, and that's why my legs hurt so much when I spend too long at a stretch using it. Still sees use as a Win98 machine to drive my EEPROM programmer.
• A Pentium M machine that's my Haiku-acclimation environment, though it's currently in the middle of getting a little TLC (read: halfway disassembled.)
• My daily driver, a Core 2 Duo laptop running XP. Not a terribly exciting machine, but a reliable workhorse.
• A Raspberry Pi that needs more love.
• And finally, my new favorite thing: my MicroPDP-11. Started as an 11/23, got upgraded to an 11/73 when I found another machine at the recycle center that they let me strip. Super-cool; I've wanted a DEC mini for years, but I've never had the budget or space for one of the classic fridge-sized machines. This is nearly the size of an apartment radiator, but still quite a bit more manageable :D Still need to see if I can get the SCSI controller I got to work with this thing...

[kedawa]

In addition to my A500, CD32, and PC, I have a RetroDuo2.0, a couple of Playstations, a Nintendo64, a Dreamcast, a Gamecube, an XBOX360, and various Gameboys.
It seems like a lot when I list it, but most of it is in the closet, and almost all of it was free or close to it.
I really don't see myself buying any more consoles, and my next handheld will probably be a smartphone or tablet.

[lassie]

Why?
Are you a burglar?

No of course i am not a burglar.

[lassie]

The only thing I really collect besides computers/consoles is LPs - got most of the discography of Yes, Genesis (the real Genesis, not the twee pop band,) ELP, Pink Floyd, King Crimson, and other classic progressive rock, plus a bunch of other interesting old thrift-store and record-store finds. I do need to get a nicer turntable and a proper amplifier, though...

As for computers...I've got a handful. I've got:

• My Commodore 128, tricked out with 64KB VDC, JiffyDOS, and a 512KB REU.
• The A1200 in my signature, my primary Amiga.
• An A500, which IIRC has only KS1.3 and 1MB chip/slow RAM, which I mostly have for testing purposes when I finally get around to my game projects...
• A Macintosh SE/30 in need of recapping - love the design on it, easily the best compact Mac.
• An iMac G3 (original Bondi model B) that used to belong to my uncle - still have to get his old files off there for him.
• An iMac G4 (15" 700MHz model) - love the design of this thing, and this is one of the first models, which could still boot OS9 (if it can't boot classic Mac OS, it isn't a real Mac.)
• A Powerbook G4 (1GHz TiBook) - this is a no-distractions machine for writing and drawing. Might also be a machine to give MorphOS a try on, if they ever start supporting TiBooks...
• The Power Mac G4 in my signature - MDD model, the last desktop Mac to boot OS9. I don't do enough with this, but it's got a solid video card (Radeon 9800) and runs games pretty well.
• A Packard-Bell IBM AT clone (12MHz 286.) Don't actually do much with this, but I haven't gotten around to finding a home for it yet.
• A Tandy 1000RL - one of the last machines to support Tandy graphics and sound, and also probably one of the first low-profile (pizza-box) PCs.
• A generic 386 box, running a pretty nice Shuttle motherboard with a ton of cache and Am386DX/40 support - pretty zippy, it only chokes up a little on Doom II.
  
• A 486 box I'm in the process of assembling - it was going to use the 486 equivalent of my 386 motherboard, but sadly that turned out to be dead - I did, luckily, find a fairly nice board on eBay that supports the 486DX/50, but unfortunately the seller decided to remove the BIOS, so I'm waiting for a guy I know with the same board to dump the EPROM and send me the image...
• A Packard-Bell Pentium/166 machine - actually pretty crappy, I need to find a new home for this.
• An Athlon machine I assembled to run Morrowind - not sure what I'm going to do with it, now that I've got...
  
• My old P4 gaming rig that I lent to my brother for a while. Nothing extremely mighty, but it runs Oblivion quite satisfactorily, and what more do you need?
  
• A little Core 2 Duo uATX box that I use as a combination media-storage machine and audio-editing workstation (it's got a nice high-quality M-Audio sound card in it.)
• A Pentium III laptop that was my writing machine for a while in place of the Powerbook, until I realized that it was the same weight but over a smaller area, with sharp corners, and that's why my legs hurt so much when I spend too long at a stretch using it. Still sees use as a Win98 machine to drive my EEPROM programmer.
• A Pentium M machine that's my Haiku-acclimation environment, though it's currently in the middle of getting a little TLC (read: halfway disassembled.)
• My daily driver, a Core 2 Duo laptop running XP. Not a terribly exciting machine, but a reliable workhorse.
• A Raspberry Pi that needs more love.
• And finally, my new favorite thing: my MicroPDP-11. Started as an 11/23, got upgraded to an 11/73 when I found another machine at the recycle center that they let me strip. Super-cool; I've wanted a DEC mini for years, but I've never had the budget or space for one of the classic fridge-sized machines. This is nearly the size of an apartment radiator, but still quite a bit more manageable :D Still need to see if I can get the SCSI controller I got to work with this thing...

You sure have a lot of cool stuff

[lassie]

My old stuff


Amiga 4000 030 18 mb ram, 16 giga hard disk
Amiga 2000 030 9 mb ram, 1 giga hard disk
Amiga 2000 68000 5 mb ram, 500 mb hard disk
Amiga 2000 68000 1 mb ram
Amiga 1200 030 34 mb ram 8 GB Hard disk
Amiga 600 4 mb ram, 4 giga hard disk
Amiga 600 1 mb ram
Amiga 500 1 mb ram
Amiga cd32
Commodore 64
Commodore 64c
Commodore 128
Commodore 128D
Atari st
Nintendo Nes
Super Nintendo
Nintendo 64
Sega master system 1 and 2
Sega mega drive 1 and 2
Sega mega cd 1 and 2
Sega 32x
Sega Saturn
Atari Jaguar
Playstation 1 and 2 and 3
Xbox
Philips Cdi
And some old pc
Famicom

[Machico2012]

I have one amiga 500+Hxc floppy emulator,playstation 2, psp, gp2x, macbook pro uni, mac mini with morphos 3, i7 Pc/hackintosh powerhouse. Want to buy a Cd32. At the time i'm putting together a pc system with a second monitor ( commodore 1080 ) to run winuae in a real way, and to play some arcade mame games with the 15khz feeling. Will get the mini ipad one of these days.:quickdraw:

[TheBilgeRat]

A lot of my accumulation of PC style ...um... treasure... I got rid of during the move.  All I got at the moment are:
an A2000 that is my DD miggy
A4000, needs to be recapped
my intel macbook that my school gave to me
some AMD box that was Dells bottom line a year or two ago.
A Dell XPS M1710 running win7 - this is my eldest sons box
A raspberry Pi
and then my i7-2600K sandybridge monster with win7, 8, ArchLinux, AOS 3.1, and whavever is catching my fancy at the moment in the linux or AROS or BSD or Haiku world.

[LoadWB]

Other than too many Amigas, I have a

Commodore

   

Commodore 128D with JiffyDOS and 512K REU

2x Spare Commodore 128Ds

Commodore 128 with JiffyDOS, GEOS v2.0 ROM, 512K REU, 64K VDP

2x Commodore 64

2x Commdore 64C (non-E motherboard... want... bad...)

2x 512K REU (upgraded from 256K)

2x Commodore SX-64 (one non-working)

3x 1581 (2 w/JD)

3x 1571 (1 w/JD)

2x 1541-II (1 w/JD)

3x 1541

2x MSD-2

Commodore VIC-20 with VIC-1541 and RAM expansion

Commodore SFD-1001

Atari

   

Atari 800XL

"Happy" 1050

Atari plotter, modem, and cassette drive

Some Mac stuff (128k, SE/30, iBook G3, PowerBook G4)

Amiga

   

A500+ w/internal FF/SD

A500+ w/50MHz Derringer 32MB

A1000 w/50MHz Derringer, AdIDE, Kickstart ROMs, Fast PALs

A1200 w/Blizzard 1260 192MB SCSI, external SD/FF, wireless, 4GB DoM

A2000 w/Blizzard 2060 128MB CD-RW, Ariadne II, Spectrum 28/24

A3000 stock w/X-Surf II

A4000 w/CyberStorm MKII 128MB, 16MB, Deneb, Picasso IV, USB network and audio, DVD-RW, multi-card reader

2x CD32

Out of service:A600, couple of 500s

Texas Instruments

   

3x TI-99/4A console

TI-99/4A QI (non v2.2) console

Peripheral Expansion Box (PEB) 32K TI-DISK I/O

Peripheral Expansion Box (PEB) 32K I/O, SNUG-DISK, SCSI 102MB

nanoPEB w/4GB CF

2x TI Program Recorder

TI-74 BASICALC

TI-95 PROCALC

TI-92 graphing calculator

Game consoles

   

Nintendo

   

NES w/remote controllers, light gun, PowerPad

Black GameBoy

Sega

   

Sega Genesis w/ Sega CD

Sega Genesis II w/ Sega CD II

Sega Nomad

GameGear, blue GameGear

Activator, IR remote controllers, Enforcer light gun

Atari

   

Sears Intelligames (2600 clone)

Atari 2600 (w/S-Video mod)

Atari 5200 (2-port and 4-port, S-Video mod)

Atari 7800 (w/ S-Video mod)

Atari 2600 adapter for 5200

Atari Lynx and Lynx II

ColecoVision with 2600 adapter

NeoGeo Pocket

I think that about covers it.

[midway]

Why?
Are you a burglar?

:roflmao:

No, he sends his buddies :laughing:

[wrath of khan]

Amiga 500, 2 dreamcasts, ps vita, gameboy advance, Pandora 1ghz, psx, sega saturn,n64, intel inspiron laptop, 2 xbox 360's, ps3, ps2, think thats all.
Im gonna buy another amiga soon.just not decided what model yet.
Otherwise I also collect transformers g1 figures (their figurines not toys lol)
I have a large collection of vintage marvel comics from my childhood stored away too.

[Iggy]

I sell everything I don't use.

I have a Hackintosh running OSX and Win 7 (via Parallels),
a Pmac running MorphOS,
Two Intel Atom netbooks,
An Atari 130XE with a Hitachi 63B09E processor,
and a Color Computer 3 (also using the above processor).

I've considered buying an Amiga 4000 or 1200, but AmigaForever seems adequate for whatever MorphOS won't run

Oh, and I guess if you count game machines - an Atari 7800, Sega Genesis, Sega 64, Sega Dreamcast, and a Nintendo Wii

[JimS]

As for computers...I've got a handful. I've got:

• And finally, my new favorite thing: my MicroPDP-11. Started as an 11/23, got upgraded to an 11/73 when I found another machine at the recycle center that they let me strip. Super-cool; I've wanted a DEC mini for years, but I've never had the budget or space for one of the classic fridge-sized machines. This is nearly the size of an apartment radiator, but still quite a bit more manageable Still need to see if I can get the SCSI controller I got to work with this thing...

Wow.... back when I was a field engineer for Burroughs, I installed and repaired a giant laser printer that used a pdp 11/34 as a controller.  The beast could do 120ppm in duplex.