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I just connected my Newton MessagePad 2000 to the Internet for the first time and U2’s Songs of Innocence started downloading…
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In a rare collaboration with Nintendo, Apple released Final Cut Express for the Nintendo DS in late 2009. The software allowed users to edit the footage they captured with the DS Lite’s plug-in camera accessory and share it with friends over the Internet. At $199 sales were slow.
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The July 25, 2008 promotional release of Mac OS X “Fox Mulder” was part of a short-lived partnership between Apple and Fox Broadcasting Company.
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The Sonic & Tails version of Mac OS 8 was released exclusively for the Sega Genesis.
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I always wanted to see About By PCalc for the Nintendo DS.
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Released on June 19, 1995, Macintosh System 7.5 for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System included an integrated Motorola 68020 “Super FX” co-processor @ 16 MHz with 2 MBs of RAM to supplement the SNES' Ricoh 5A22 3.58 MHz CPU and 128 KBs of general-purpose memory.
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Sitting down to listen to a podcast like it is 2012.
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Mac OS X Tiger for GameCube
Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger was the only version of Mac OS released for the PowerPC-based CPU, codenamed Gekko, in the Nintendo GameCube.
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I am still waiting for Quake 3 to be released for the NES.
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The last version of Mac OS X released on vinyl was Leopard. It came on 20 LPs (not pictured).
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Mac OS 9 was only released on Mini Disc in Japan. Here is an example of a rare English language version.
(Probably the most 90’s thing you will see today.)
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The limited edition Welcome to Mac OS X intro music LP is a rare find for Macintosh collectors.
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Mac OS X 10.2 Jaguar was the first version of Mac OS to be released on two double-sided LP records.
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Mac OS 9 sounds so much warmer when you install from the original vinyl.