Computers
Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh
Submitted by Tom on September 13, 2004 - 2:44pm
How do you mark with prestige and elegance the 20th birthday of the most influential and important company in the history of the microcomputer? For 20 years, Apple had the will and motivation to create a new design rather than a new computer. The designers, with Jonathan Ive at their head describe the principal design features as beautiful, refined, with few cables and efficiency, and most important, wicked fast.
eMate 300
Submitted by Tom on September 11, 2004 - 2:08pm
The eMate 300 was released in the midst of Apple's tumultuous economic period, with Gil Amelio at the helm, and little more than red ink flowing from the 'doomed' company. In an attempt to reach Apple's traditional base, a Newton for education was developed.
Epilogue
Submitted by Joe on August 14, 2004 - 8:55pm
The total coast for this system, motherboard and extra 4k of Ram memory and the cassette interface board, if you paid the full price for this Apple1 system it would have cost $861.66 and it had no graphics. The Apple 1 computer outputted 40 characters per line to the screen. This also did not include a Keyboard, the two A.C. power transformers needed, the tape cassette recorder and a case to put your Apple computer system into.
6502/6800 CPU's
Submitted by Joe on August 14, 2004 - 8:09pm
The Apple I could use either a 6502 or 6800.
Powerbook 5300 Prototype
Submitted by NaturGirl on June 11, 2004 - 1:26am
A clear prototype of the Powerbook 5300
The Clear G3 Powerbook "101"
Submitted by NaturGirl on May 24, 2004 - 6:36pm
A clear prototype of the G3 Powerbook "101".
