History of Apple

[link:apple2history.org/history/ah01.html|I hope some of you find this interesting] This also has lots of early computer history in it.

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I got [link:www.lowendmac.com/compact/plus.shtml|My First Mac] as a promotional item in 1987 when I made a deposit at a local Bank. Remember those?

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interesting. I'm still reading it, using it to kill time while i click through this BS required online class i'm taking (they hire a frickin' engineer, don't let him do any engineering, and make him sit through government acquisition classes... does this make sense to you?). It's kind of interesting, having a modern form of torture, er, i mean education, talking to me out of my speakers and displaying stuff i'm supposed to ignore, er, read, while i'm reading about a computer that didn't even have a monitor or keyboard. Good thing i can cheat on my test.

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Glad i could help.

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very interresting reading. Thanks for posting that. I have a working IIE with green screen monochrome and both floppy drives. I also have an old modular mac. It is a mac classic with 4mb ram, and upgraded 1 gig hard drive, and yes an 32mhz accelerator board. LOL I love that thing and would never get rid of it. I also have several older macs besides those. These include a somewhat rare 7100/80 av model. I do want to aquire a mactv or a 20th anniversary mac sometime. 20th would be cool with the leather wrist wrest and the bose audio.