Fantastic era videotape of Susan Kare explaining to newsy types that were drooling over the concept that altered computing for the masses:
Fantastic era videotape of Susan Kare explaining to newsy types that were drooling over the concept that altered computing for the masses:
Watch the program on YouTube here! In January 1984, Steve Jobs unveiled the Apple Macintosh, an “insanely great” computer “for the rest of us” that changed the world—and Apple itself. Exemplifying a (counter) culture of changemakers, the Mac brought the graphical user interface to the masses and launched new connections for computing and creativity. It […]
As I've been blogging for over 20 years (crumbs) I dug out my original blog post about #MyFirstMac. 20th May, 2004.
Sunday five
🤯The Internet exploded when Apple announced its DMA response
👨🏻💻Absent in the DMA discussion is what it mean for business/education
🤹🏻Another (expensive) elder parent caregiver moment
⏳Seasonal depression’s like clockwork but it still sucks
🖥️How the Mac endures
#AppStore #DMA #elderparent #caregiving #medicaid #seasonaldepression #Macat40 #MyFirstMac
https://rjfaas.com/2024/01/29/sunday-five-apples-dma-response-caregiver-challenges-seasonal-depression-and-how-the-mac-continues-to-endure/
Sunday five
🤯The Internet exploded when Apple announced its DMA response
👨🏻💻Absent in the DMA discussion is what it mean for business/education
🤹🏻Another (expensive) elder parent caregiver moment
⏳Seasonal depression’s like clockwork but it still sucks
🖥️How the Mac endures
#AppStore #DMA #elderparent #caregiving #medicaid #seasonaldepression #Macat40 #MyFirstMac
https://rjfaas.com/2024/01/29/sunday-five-apples-dma-response-caregiver-challenges-seasonal-depression-and-how-the-mac-continues-to-endure/
2011 год
это была не просто мощная машина,
а ЗВЕРЮГА!
I bought #MyFirstMac brand new in 2004: a 15" Powerbook G4, 2nd generation (Aluminum), 1.33 GHz, 512 MB RAM (later upgraded to 1 GB RAM).
I got it because my then girlfriend, now wife, had a 1st generation Powerbook G4 (Titanium) and I thought it was quite good compared to my piece of crap PC laptop.
It came with Panther (OS X 10.3) and I upgraded to both Tiger (10.4) and Leopard (10.5), as they came out. Back then, it cost $125.00 per major release to purchase a CD to upgrade.