i guess you can call me an Apple Fanatic because I have a Mac Pro with 3 Apple Screens, an iPad 32gb+3g, Macbook Pro 13.3", Magic mouse, Earphones, and an iHome. so I have 9 personal apple products

-iMac (more of a family device, so I wouldn't consider it my own)
-Macbook Pro 15"
-iPad 32GB WiFi only
-iPhone 3GS 16 GB White (waiting on white iPhone 4)
-Magic Mouse
-Bluetooth Keyboard
-In-ear buds

Most of the accessories I buy used off ebay (I don't know if that makes me any less of a fanatic). I've also owned numerous iPods (nanos, touch) but I sold them to finance my upgrades to newer iPods/eventually my iPhone.

MacBook Pro with 8GB Ram for video editing. Use Final Cut Express 4. One iPad.

Before getting an iPad I didn't really have any other Apple devices. After using it for a few months I have been extremely impressed and just picked up a 3rd gen ipod touch for my wife. She loves it!

Should there be an option for "too many?"

I have an iPad and iPod touch (2nd gen). I have an original Mac Mini Intel that I stopped using because it crashed all the time.

I was an Apple only user from 1982 (Apple ][+) to 1995 when I had a bunch of Macs I did development on. I owned one of the first Macintoshes ever made.

Then Apple decided the home and education market was holding it back. I went to find new tools for a multimedia project I was doing and discovered Windows had blown by my beloved Macs. I talked to my team and after great deliberation and a few sad communiques with Apple, we switched to Windows for our future. I remember Our Apple rep coming in and asking us what was up. A few months later he had gone to Compaq.

I love the iDevices, but Apple is just a manufacturer. I buy the best tool for the job.

Guess I'm just saying I can't be a fanboi anymore. And I just chuckle when I see the flame wars, exactly like we had them 20 years ago.

Strictly speaking, I've never bought an Apple product since the Apple II, back in the 1980s. However, I seem to have accumulated various Apple devices through various means:

- iPod Classic was a Christmas gift
- iPad was a Father's Day gift
- iPhone was passed to me from a family member who bought a new smartphone

On the other hand, I have accessorized these devices quite extensively (e.g. cases, pouches, etc).

+3

Imac, macbook pro, two minis, ip4, ipodt 2nd, 30g classic, two magic mice, one mighty mouse, ipod nano, original iphone, two wireless kb, one wired kb, air port extreme and two ap express.

Im sure i missed something

Ipad + Ipod Touch here. There are times when I would like to try a Mac desktop but the software I need would require me to boot into Windows constantly which sort of makes the Apple tax a little hard to swallow. If I ever find a good used Mac at a decent price I might try it just for the heck of it.

hmm...iMac, iPod classic (3rd Gen), iPod Shuffle, iPod Nano, Powerbook, Macbook Pro, Mac Mini, and iPad.

...feels like I'm forgetting one though.

Originally Posted by DaveSt

Ipad + Ipod Touch here. There are times when I would like to try a Mac desktop but the software I need would require me to boot into Windows constantly which sort of makes the Apple tax a little hard to swallow. If I ever find a good used Mac at a decent price I might try it just for the heck of it.

Out of curiosity, what software?

Originally Posted by handyjohnson

Out of curiosity, what software?

Mainly software related to work. PLC / CNC programming software mostly, which is an area dominated by Windows XP.