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¿Question #3042?
puffinge: Tell us all about the computer you own.

Felimid: I own three (not counter my late father's WinXP computer). An iMac, a MacBook Pro, and a Win7 computer.
Cringing Dragon: It's a Sony Vaio, Z series notebook. Light and portable.
xTHAWx: Which one? I have two currently. One is a Macbook Pro, the other is an iMac. The former is just over a year in age and the latter I bought in 2008. Both serve me very well. I mainly use Mac OSX, but I have Windows XP installed on both due to software needs. They are both very shiny and I love them a lot. I don't know what I'd do without my Macs...
wytefang: It's better than yours. ;)
pwilz: It's a Commodore 64
sjwk: Which one?
ricardofo: is a Dell computer. a Penthium 4. 1G of RAM.
jeRm!: Dell Latitude D520 - great deal through Dell Small Business
nichos: I'm a recent Mac adopter. Loving it so far.
Wes Hope: It's slow
zott: its an ibook i got for school. i'd rather have a pc to play some good games
fteplin: Dell. Old.
DHEK: I built it myself.
Eric Haas: That's not a question.
clandaith: Compaq Presario 2100 running Ubuntu 6.06 Linux.
william_henshaw: I cant it is watching
aleo09: it's currently on
ZiggyZambo: no
Chris Page: I think it's Y2K compliant.
KentuckyKid: Nothing special. Celeron 1Ghz, nice graphics and sound cards, tho.
DoctorWu: p4 2.53ghz, 1gb memory, 100gb HD and it has lots of games on it.
dmomo: It's over 5 years old, and still holds its own. I boot Linux and Windows each from the same drive. The other drive is accessible to both. I have linked my 'My Documents' to my KDE desktop Documents folder. I still run Windows 98. Only because It's not too resource intensive on my PIII700 w/384 MB. I can still play Warcraft III with no problem. That's probably the most demanding game it can handle, though.
Leif: nah...
Kyralia: It's the computer that owns me!
zaiga: Packard Bell. 'Nuff said.
jasta6: It is OLD and dial up........:-(
PsyJam: It kicks ass - I built it myself and got all of this customized stuff. It's like, balancing the fine line between 'uber geekness' and 'cool lookin'
dietevil: I built it from parts about 3 years ago and since have replaced the hard drives, added new ram, just ordered a new video card, and reinstalled the OS more times than I can count. Once this video card no longer reduces lag on my favorite video games though, I'm going to have to start over.
orodreth: I have several... but the "good one" is a DYI Intel-base that gets upgraded piece by piece every few months.
bigbadsteve: its a [censored], with a cd drive, but [censored], and [censored]. i suppose it would be good for [censored], or throwing. as you can tell, i dont care much for it
Saphon: In this tiny little box? And which computer?
Gregol: Fast baby... Yea. Oh and I have to leave the cover off or it will overheat, but it's fast baby!
LemonyFresh: Dell P4 blah blah blah
double_ones: P4 2.4HT, 1GB RAM, nV6600 AGP/256MB, 60GB HDD, 19" LCD, XPPro
djflippy: Macintosh 12" Powerbook G4
Loquutus: I don't own a computer.
melissa: Which one? My new one is beige and nondescript but it's fast fast fast and has lots of hard drive just waiting to be cluttered
polychemist: dell
POvidiusNaso: Dell Optiplex. 1.5 GHz.
dakarp: I own an Apple iBook, 500 MHz, G3, with a 10 GB hard drive. But it is really on its last legs (it boots more and more often to a black screen, and I'm always afraid it is booting for the last time, since this is a symptom of a known issue with the logic board which often leads to total failure of the computer), and not worth fixing, so a replacement has been ordered. My new computer, which could arrive any day, will be a 12" Apple Powerbook--similar to the iBook, but much faster and, presumably, functional.
skrutsch: It's a Mac! Nuff said!
scriptorum: Which one?
Mike A: FIC VA-503+ motherboard, AMD K6-2 400 CPU, 128 MB PC100 RAM, ATI Xpert@Play 98 PCI video, Soundblaster 16 ISA audio, 48 GB HD (8 GB HD + 40 GB HD), CD-ROM, CD-RW and 3.5 inch floppy drives
Lord_Prussian: I built it a couple years ago or so and have forgotten the exact specs, but something like a 1.3 Thunderbird, 512 mem, Sapphire Radeon 3600XT video, SB 5.1, Klipsch 5.1 (Oh yah!), 19" flat screen, Kensington Expert Mouse trackball and other stuff.
The Unbeliever: 42
TMJJS: it's black
davedanger: 2 tin cans and a string
Randy Cox: Well, it's a ThinkPad running Windows 98. I bought it in 99, but kept using my older Win 98 machine until it finally died this year. So, now I use this one, browsing via the ever-reliable IE.
puffinge: Compaq Presario with a Celeron! a Celeron!
djlg: Tiny PIII IBM laptop. Can't be bothered listing the other stats.
BaSL: It works. It says FS740 on the monitor. It has Compaq Pressario 5000 written on it, does that help? There are some green lights I see. It's blue and white. Hm, everything says Compaq, even the mouse. Need more info?
shotokanguy: It's a Dell, dude.
sumo: My Iron is Hot. That is all you need to know.
skelebone: It is broken. I built it from various parts, and that's why it's broken
jttm: Its about yay high, and this wide
snoozefest: Mac laptop, Mac desktop ... Mac hurray
CDRodeffer: 1 GHz Celeron, running Fedora Core 2.
CortexBomb: Um, it's in a shiny black case and I need to run some more power supplies out of it as I need to hook up another pair of hard drives
Spielfreak: I have a Sinclair ZX80 that I picked up in 1981. It has a Z80 processor, 2K of memory, and no hard drive. It utilized an external cassette tape player to store and retrieve programs. It may still work, but I haven't fired it up in at least 10 years.
chaddyboy_2000: It's a Hewlett Packard Pavilion that's 5 years old.
Tim Synge: Is that "tell us all" as in everyone who reads this, or "all about" as in everything I know about it?