Poll: (w/o list) What is your shortest lived/mistake Apple purchase?

[thermarest]

No Lisa purchasers here?

[Uncle Wig]

silvarios wrote:

I miss the internal storage as well. Sometimes it was nice not to need to turn anything on besides my old Apple TV and connected display. Not sure what you mean by "bricks" your current Apple TV? That can't be good.

Just that my mac has to be up and running for me to use the ATV. I've been trying to wean myself away from my damn computer, and shutting it down helps. Except, of course, when I want to use my ATV to watch a movie.

[vision63]

MGS_forgot_password wrote:
[quote=vision63]
The original LC. I don't think a computer had more limitations.

What are you talking about? You could run Mac and Apple II software!
I was too busy trying to figure out how to cram more than 2mb worth of ram in the sucker. I still have it somewhere.

[prymsnap]

Short lived but not really regretted: Apple's first outboard DVD player. It was beautiful but woefully slow and almost unusable. I need to try to find a photo.

[Black]

Buzz wrote:
Original Tangerine iBook here.
Had a PB3400 that may have been the all time most productive laptop ever in the stable... then got caught up in the hype, but found that the clamshell/toilet seat club was just not for me. IIRC, it didn't last a full week after I bought it.

Does that mean it died, or you returned it?

[Lux Interior]

bhaveshp wrote:
But hated just having shuffle as a listening mode.

Is your real name Kim Komando?

[silvarios]

Lux Interior wrote:
[quote=bhaveshp]
But hated just having shuffle as a listening mode.

Is your real name Kim Komando?
I don't understand. Shuffle and play in order, those were the only options. The first two iPod shuffles were weird that way. The third gen added the cool voiceover and support for multiple playlists, but the lack of buttons was odd. 4th gen was a much better design, physical buttons and voiceover. Too bad it took three revisions after the initial launch to do what people had suggested since the original shuffle (multiple playlist support) while still retaining an easy to control interface.

[ka jowct]

I don't have any that I regret. The Other Human had the infamous Powerbook 190cs, though. He went Darkside for years after that.

I am loving my two newest acquisitions.