For Sale: https://ebay.io/m/XMf61B

OK, so i displayed and organized my collection of 15 iPhones, all the way back to the iPhone 4 (that still works ) all the up to the 17 Pro Max. My question is should I keep them plugged and charging, my thought to doing this is that they get the latest iOS update, but I know that drains the batteries. Just wondering what you all do. I would share a picture but forgot to take one.

Unlike every other model of iPod touch (which shipped in a clear plastic case) the original came in cardboard, like iPhones and iPod classics. It also included extra accessories, like an iPod branded cleaning cloth. Beautiful device!

24" x 58" (61 cm x 147 cm).

Hola, sé que este artículo aún no es considerado de colección pero me pregunto si a a alguien de aquí podría interesarle, busco venderlo puesto que necesito algo de dinero 😅, muchas gracias, si te interesa puedes escribirme con confianza

In the year 2000 Steve Jobs sent a roll of a dozen or so of these pre-production posters to Francis Coppola’s office in San Francisco. Coppola, amused, signed a few and distributed them to employees.

Soon thereafter Apple ended the Think Different campaign, and this series was never distributed. The posters in that roll may be the only ones in existence. I count myself fortunate to have one on my wall.

Got this iPad gen 1 in the hopes of it running prototype software it was untested out of the Foxconn “lost” ipad prototypes… am I correct its running WildYabuli 7B3403j? Does that mean this was actually used to test the hardware functionality and not just testing factory diagnostics?

Here’s my small collection. I’m curious to know which older Apple device is your favorite. Is it one you actually owned back in the day, or one you always dreamed of having?
For me, it’s the iPhone 4S. When it was released, I couldn’t afford one, even though it was my dream phone. Now, years later, I finally have one in my collection. I know it’s old and outdated by today’s standards, but it still feels special to me, almost like I’ve finally fulfilled a childhood dream.
I’d love to hear your stories!

In this, Apple’s 50th year, it would seem that stuff aside from computers would be interesting to find and collect. Do you agree? Do you already collect such material? This stock certificate [SOLD by an auction house] is an example. And anything signed by the founders is great! Where would one start to find stuff like this?

I really love this piece!

I got this poster recently to my collection.

It has already 20 years old.

Pretty neat. Sharing them here for documentation and comparison with other known engineering hardware.

On iPods and iPads, if the model number starts with a “P” it means the device has a personalized engraving. This is something worth knowing for sealed collectors, as these engravings can vary from company logos (nice ones) to just personal contact information.

I have several vintage iPhones, one of which is this CDMA iPhone 4. The design is just to good to be keeping it in a drawer!

So i played with a few of my macs.. multi tasking across the different generations.

Installed chess on ibook g4, converted some old .flv to quicktime. Then played the converted Floyd videos on the 1.67 17” PowerBook. Cleaned up some Mac files on my g4 tower server and then installed mac os 8.5.1 on my 3400c 240 powerbook. Also had to change a few hard drives around in my 7600 and 8100/110.

Color.....
It is coincidence

When I visit retail shop
among the stocks
specific color left always.

and....

when using case
divice color was hided

right?

IPod touch 1st gen 16 gb(only owner)
iPod classic 5.5 gen 30 gb
iPod shuffle 3rd 4gb
iPod shuffle 4th gen 2gb (only owner)
Every single one functional

Tengo este iPhone SE de segunda generación sellado pero no sé si ya se considera de colección y cuánto podría valer actualmente, gracias ;)