Do many people really HATE Apple that much?

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The most expensive Mac. Period. Blows away the IIfx (US$10,000)

http://www.ebay.com/...ht_17992wt_1190

It just jumped up to $99,995.00 USD. I think people are a little desperate to make that much money off an old computer. If someone is foolish enough to splurge that much money, and then have the machine end up not working at all, well, best of luck to them.
 
The most expensive Mac. Period. Blows away the IIfx (US$10,000)

http://www.ebay.com/...ht_17992wt_1190

It just jumped up to $99,995.00 USD. I think people are a little desperate to make that much money off an old computer. If someone is foolish enough to splurge that much money, and then have the machine end up not working at all, well, best of luck to them.

It is kinda overpriced... But it's a prototype... Only full-cased one known to exist.
 
It is kinda overpriced... But it's a prototype... Only full-cased one known to exist.

Meh...I guess so. The guy said it doesn't even boot up to an OS, but it does give you bragging rights.

Little history, Around '82, Apple restructured, and added a "Disk Division". They produced the "twiggy" Disk drives that offered more space than normal floppies, but were notorious for their unreliability... The Lisa 1 shipped with 2 built in... The Mac was intended to have one of these drives, but they switched to Sony diskette drives... Which were more reliable... Of course, it's virtually impossible to put anything (apart from Lisa software) onto a "Twiggy" disk... So, obviously... There isn't a way to get the operating system onto it... Unless the floppy expansion port works...
 
I figured a current-event sort of thing would help since some of the "that doesn't count" arguments were because some named infections were archaic.
There's no point in trying to prove that water is wet - every OS may fall victim of viruses and the amount of viruses is directly connected to the size of the userbase of the system. Windows has been the dominant system for years thus it has the most malware of all sorts released for it. There really is no reason to prove what is obvious. Some people will not change their opinion even as they face overwhelming evidence.
 
Meh...I guess so. The guy said it doesn't even boot up to an OS, but it does give you bragging rights.
"Hey gang, I just bought a $100,000 old, broken computer off the internets!" :yay:

Everyone else: :rofl: / :wtf: / :mellow: / :unsure: / :O

I hope dunking $100,000 on old piece of broken tech is worth the bragging :ha:

Kudos to the auction winner ;)
 
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Meh...I guess so. The guy said it doesn't even boot up to an OS, but it does give you bragging rights.
"Hey gang, I just bought a $100,000 old, broken computer off the internets!" :yay:

Everyone else: :rofl: / :wtf: / :mellow: / :unsure: / :O

I hope dunking $100,000 on old piece of broken tech is worth the bragging :ha:

Kudos to the auction winner ;)

It's a freaking PROTOTYPE...

However... I just heard that this one might not be the only one that exists....
 
Meh...I guess so. The guy said it doesn't even boot up to an OS, but it does give you bragging rights.
"Hey gang, I just bought a $100,000 old, broken computer off the internets!" :yay:

Everyone else: :rofl: / :wtf: / :mellow: / :unsure: / :O

I hope dunking $100,000 on old piece of broken tech is worth the bragging :ha:

Kudos to the auction winner ;)
you're forgetting the 1.5k$ of shipping fee
 
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Meh...I guess so. The guy said it doesn't even boot up to an OS, but it does give you bragging rights.
"Hey gang, I just bought a $100,000 old, broken computer off the internets!" :yay:

Everyone else: :rofl: / :wtf: / :mellow: / :unsure: / :O

I hope dunking $100,000 on old piece of broken tech is worth the bragging :ha:

Kudos to the auction winner ;)
you're forgetting the 1.5k$ of shipping fee

Hey, you're spending a hundred grand on a computer... You don't want it to be crushed in transit :P
 
Meh...I guess so. The guy said it doesn't even boot up to an OS, but it does give you bragging rights.
"Hey gang, I just bought a $100,000 old, broken computer off the internets!" :yay:

Everyone else: :rofl: / :wtf: / :mellow: / :unsure: / :O

I hope dunking $100,000 on old piece of broken tech is worth the bragging :ha:

Kudos to the auction winner ;)

It's a freaking PROTOTYPE...

However... I just heard that this one might not be the only one that exists....
It's a broken prototype of an old computer then :P

But I see you're point though. It's very rare and should command an exorbitant price. But that doesn't change the fact that it's broken and unserviceable. At the least, the auction winner would hope to sell it off at a higher price
 

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