Ahh... computers....
Lets see... up until about two years ago when it finally died (suspecting a HDD failure but it's hard to find a HDD for it, plus it needs a NIC card and a battery pack) I was running an IBM Thinkpad T-22:
900 mhz pIII
Originally a 20 gig Hitachi Travelstar (aka mini deathstar), updated to a 40 gig (want to say samsung) HDD
512 mb ram
About the time it was in it's death throes I built my first desktop:
Intel Classic mobo
2.2 ghz dual core processor (currently a 3.2 ghz quad core)
Corsair matched pairs of RAM, 1 gig per stick x 4 sticks DDR2
Vid card was originally an XFX 8600 GT until it quite literally blew up and XFX refused to warranty it (supposed to be lifetime warrantied and the capacitors blowing up is a known problem) so I updated to an EVGA 9800 GTX+ (big mother honker!)
Originally a WD Caviar 250 gig HDD (blue edition), just updated to a WD Black 500 gig
HT Omega Striker 7.1 sound card
PC Power and cooling 610 watt psu
3 DVD-ROM drives
Freezer 7 pro cooling tower
Logitech gaming mouse
Lappy style keyboard
Acer 21" lcd monitor
My second desktop:
Dell mobo and the vid card it came with
cheapo psu
2.2 ghz dual core Intel
WD Caviar 250 gig HDD
Etc.... basically all the spare parts I had laying around collecting dust. It'll be a garage computer most likely.
Toshiba Satellite lappy (my one buddy gave it to me because it was dying):
1.46 ghz Intel Celeron M410
WD Black 250 gig HDD (originally had a hitachi travelstar)
2 gigs Kingston ram (originally had 512 mb)
The T-22 has Windows 2000 Pro, the Toshiba and the second desktop run Windows XP Home, and the main desktop runs Windows XP Pro.
Aside from that, I have a Kindle Touch my bro got me a little over a year ago - love that thing for reading, I already have around 150 books on there.
Say, if anyone has a junk T-22 or parts that will work with one, I'd kind of like to put mine back together. I know it's a dinosaur, but I hate to throw it away just because of some issues. It was a good computer, I left it on pretty much 24/7 for 9 years and used it pretty hard (most of the keys are missing the letters, lol). I do miss playing around on it, especially since I had to loan my Toshiba to my mom for awhile while she takes some more classes to further advance her nursing degree.