Does anyone else remembers the release of Mac OS X James P. “Sulley” Sullivan?
Flavor Flav taking procession of his new Humane AI Pin
Extreme Newton Gaming
Do you think the new Mac mini Pro will be available in Titanium?
Should I upgrade now, or wait until the Mac mini Pro ships in November?
iTunes for Newton OS left a lot to be desired.
Apple has always been serious about Newton gaming.
The Nugget MessagePad was Apple’s first pen-based computer shaped like a chicken nugget. Its key features were its communications capabilities (fax, email), its built-in personal organizer applications (Names, Dates, To Dos, Notes) and its ability to recognize and the interpret written words.
Has anyone else tried porting the Einstein Newton OS emulator to the Apple Vision OS simulator?
I know I was surprised when I heard it too, but Apple Vision Pro will support dual-booting with Microsoft Bob and Windows Vista.
“The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild” Tiger electronic game
The two-headed 15-inch iMac G4 “Hydra” was a special software development kit released by Apple in early 2002 in an effort to help lagging developers port that applications from Mac OS 9 to Mac OS X. Capable of booting both operating systems simultaneously the hydra offered increased performance in the form of Dual 800 MHz PowerPC 7450 CPUs and up to 2 GBs of RAM. It sold for $2,000 (Apple Pro Speakers sold separately.)
We have come so far, and yet Apple’s older laptop designs still feel so familiar.
Dual-booting between Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X used to be very different.
Early examples of the Notch in Spring 2003
I can’t believe we have been staring at the Notch now for over 20 years…
Is anyone else waiting for the Apple Vision Pro with Pride headband?
Who can forget the Apple iNug, the best McDonald’s Happy Meal toy ever released.
The Power Macintosh Portable with amber gas-plasma display running System Software 6.
Does anyone know why the Power Mac G5 Cube wasn’t released?
