As well as collecting video game consoles I also collect computers and I have managed to aquire two good artifacts and several machines I use daily.
As one might know its more comftable to drive a car that you are used to than a car you never have used before.
I think it's the same when it comes to computers, I prefer to buy brands that I am used to for example when I buy
a CPU I will always buy a Intel proccessor because I am used to them and I know how to tweak and overclock them
to my liking without to much effort.
My favorites are: Intel when it comes to CPU's, Nvidia when it comes to graphics, Creative SoundBlaster for audio,
Philips for speakers and headphones, NZXT for cases and so forth.
Note: Computers whose nickname relates to food are computers donated to my company and computers with names relating to rock or other names are personal computers.
- Desktops
- Packard Bell® iMedia W1607 - Nickname: Boulder
- IBM® NetVista 8310 KRG - Nickname: Taco
- Compaq® Presario 8075EA - Nickname: Meatball
- Dell® Precision 340 - Nickname: Potato
- Laptops
- Hewlett Packard Compaq 6510b - Nickname: Pebble
- IBM® ThinkPad R32 - Nickname: Shrimp
- IBM® ThinkPad 600E - Nickname: Pineapple (Defect)
- Compaq® Evo N600c - Nickname: Fish (Defect)
- Compaq® Evo N610C - Nickname: Chips (Defect)
- Compaq® Armada 1580DT - Nickname: Block
- Relics
- Commodore Amiga A600HD - Nickname: Granite
- Sinclair ZX Spectrum - Nickname: Fossil
