No way ... except, perhaps, by reading TFA:<p>&quot;Alex said his first breakthrough was buying a collection of 50 Apple computers — enough to fill a 26-foot-long U-Haul — with $2,000 he had saved from mowing lawns.&quot;<p>&quot;Alex described himself as a longtime tinkerer who studied how tractors worked at the John Deere dealership, explored the innards of computers ... He was inspired to pursue Apple computers after he upgraded the hard drive and RAM on his first computer, the iMac G5, on his own.&quot;<p>And in a referenced article &lt;<a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.cultofmac.com&#x2F;417572&#x2F;teen-uses-lawn-mowing-money-to-fund-incredible-apple-collection&#x2F;&gt;" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.cultofmac.com&#x2F;417572&#x2F;teen-uses-lawn-mowing-money-...</a>:<p>&quot;Alex quickly discovered he could not tinker much with his G5 because it was already at its limit for upgrading. So he sought older Macs for sale to take them apart, get them working, and learn how they are put together.&quot;<p>But I guess it&#x27;s easier to just pontificate.