Apple's gadgets even die in the most adorable ways. Let's have a moment of silence for this fallen musical soldier.
[Photo credit: Enrico Palombaro]
Apple's gadgets even die in the most adorable ways. Let's have a moment of silence for this fallen musical soldier.
[Photo credit: Enrico Palombaro]
Everyone takes photos of their Mac desks these days, but rarely do we get a glimpse at setups from yesteryear. Ned Raggett was ahead of the game in 1988, snapping a photo of his computer desk way before it was the cool thing to do.
His describes the setup as follows: "Let's see, dot-matrix printer on the left, my Mac 512K enhanced with the Kensington add-ons here and there (yes, including the little mouse pocket), extra disk drive on the right along with the disk holder itself, mouse pad...well well well. "
In 1988, this was a respectable rig, and that rather ornate table is the perfect place for it all to sit. Great stuff.
[Photo credit: Ned Raggett]
It's a shame this doesn't actually exist, because I bet a lot of people would love to mess around with an emulated version of classic Mac software. Imagine "booting up" touchscreen versions of Artillery or 3D Checkers. It would a nostalgia trip worth at least a few bucks, right?
[Photo credit: Rob Marquardt]
I've gotten upset with Safari in the past, but this might be taking things a bit too far.
[Photo credit: Brian Porteous]
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