History Of Macintosh Computer Models

This MacBook is fast. I've owned a Macintosh computer since the early fat Macs came out back in 1984. This one blows everything away. Everything I throw at it works so smoothly. Even Zoom backgrounds work great without a green screen. Transferring everything from my previous MacBook was trivial and took less than 15 minutes transferring via wifi.

It works with my Macintosh laptop computer. Now when I give a PowerPoint presentation I can stand in the front of the room, control PowerPoint without having to appoint a flipper, and highlight things on the screen.

This is the most significant innovation since the Macintosh itself was introduced.

A customer had an older Mac computer with tons of family tree history on it. When the monitor blew out he was devastated, with this product we easily converted a PC monitor to his Mac and now he can transfer his data to floppies. Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I love to experiment with polaroids. soon this will be history. :(

I have had excellent experience with this brand in the past. I like the compact design that looks well next to my Macintosh PowerBook.

Great computer for the money. I don't need the extra power of the 6 and 12 core models, but do need the expandability and versatility of the MacPro. This model provides exactly what I need for what I do. My only con is the lack of BluRay support, but that's Apple's stupidity, not B&H's. I also purchased a BluRay burner from B&H and installed it myself.

I like this unit and it was on of four models types I purchased for computer, entertainment and security devices. The thing I really like about this one is that it lets me know usage immediately and daily. The only thing I do not like is that sometimes the fan gets sort of loud, almost like a buzzing. Small price to pay for the protection it provides. I generally am only using 23% of the rating with a computer tower, two displays, four external RAID drives, a television and DirectTV box. This gives me 29 minutes of outage power which will extend itself if I turn off unnecessary devices.

Having had three different models of HP workstations(from xw6400 to Z600, and all still working great), I decided to update to Windows 10 with an HP workstation. So far, the Z4 seems to be a very good computer. The computer build is solid, as are all HP workstations I have owned. You can't go wrong with it. It also didn't hurt that B&H had a great price over Thanksgiving.

I built a new computer and the newer models do not use the DIN connectors so this works just fine instead of buying another keyboard