iTunes for Newton OS left a lot to be desired.
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Apple has always been serious about Newton gaming.
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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.
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Has anyone else tried porting the Einstein Newton OS emulator to the Apple Vision OS simulator?
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I know I was surprised when I heard it too, but Apple Vision Pro will support dual-booting with Microsoft Bob and Windows Vista.
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“The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild” Tiger electronic game
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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.)
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We have come so far, and yet Apple’s older laptop designs still feel so familiar.
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Dual-booting between Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X used to be very different.
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Early examples of the Notch in Spring 2003
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I can’t believe we have been staring at the Notch now for over 20 years…
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Is anyone else waiting for the Apple Vision Pro with Pride headband?
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Who can forget the Apple iNug, the best McDonald’s Happy Meal toy ever released.
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The Power Macintosh Portable with amber gas-plasma display running System Software 6.
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Does anyone know why the Power Mac G5 Cube wasn’t released?
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The only wooden block I have ever wanted to play with.
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Too Soon?
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Lisa Frank iBook
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Solo Jazz iBook
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Why stop at 15 inches? MacBook Air 22-inch
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What if the iMac came with Trapper Keeper style?
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Who’s that Macintosh?
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Despite having an integrated liquid cooling system with external radiator, the Mac mini G5 was not a success.
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Who’s that Macintosh?
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Move over Flower Power BIC made the most colorful iPods.
