This is a list and explanation for all the devices that I own and what I use them for.

My Devices:

Desktops:

27" Retina 5K 2020 iMac ----- Daily Driver

Laptops:

13" Retina 2015 MacBook Pro ----- Trans Activism with foreign correspondents via Tails, Portable File Manager

Lenovo Thinkpad T420 ----- Windows 7 and BSD Tinkering

2007 MacBook ----- Retro macOS Game Player and Nostalgia Machine

Tablets:

TCL Tab 10 NXTPAPER 5G ----- Comic Book Reader

e-Readers:

Amazon Kindle Paperwhite 4 ----- Daily e-Reader, used for books that I read and reference frequently

Barnes & Noble Nook Simple Touch ----- Used for bulk book reading, and seperating archives via individual microSD Cards (category specific)

Phones:

Apple iPhone 16e ----- Daily Driver

Google Pixel 6a ----- GrapheneOS Communicator

LG V60 ThinQ 5G ----- Portable Book Scanner, and sometimes Mobile Gaming (emulation)

TCL 60 XE NXTPAPER 5G ----- Beta tester unit, don't actively use

TCL 50 XE NXTPAPER 5G ----- Previously my daily driver, don't actively use

Samsung Galaxy S8 ----- Used exclusively with TCL NXTWEAR S AR Glasses

Pine64 Pinephone KDE Community Edition --- Dev tester device, potential future server

Alcatel Smartflip ----- Emergency phone, not actively used

LG Revere 3 ----- This is the same model as my first proper phone. I wanted to transfer, but was unable to. Not actively used

Recording Devices:

Canon Rebel T6 1300D ----- Nature and AstroPhotography

Sony Cx405 CamCorder ----- Mainly filing RoadTrips and other bulk video

Glasses Video Recorder ----- Don't use anymore due to it rarely saving the video it was supposed to be recording. When it does, it is very low quality, around 360-480p, and grainy

Other Devices:

TCL NXTWEAR S AR Glasses ----- Used for AR development, and hands free tutorials and watching videos on the go/while exercising

My Storage

I have a variety of storage mediums, from Hard Drives to MicroSD Cards, and everything inbetween. I believe in keeping your media on your own personal "cloud" (local storage). With this, you can use a remote connection by setting up a media streaming service (Kodi, Plex, Emby, FTP, DLNA, etc.) I believe I presently have around 135-150TB of total RAW storage, with about 90% of that full of Movies, Shows, Porn, Games, Anime, Cartoons, Comics/e-books, etc.