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Very few people on the face of Earth are geniuses and have brilliant ideas come to their minds every time without fail. In most cases an idea is a fruit of

Introducing the Apple IIc.

My first Apple was an Apple //c that I got in early 1984, right after it launched. It began my still-quite-saucy love affair with the Apple II and was just the first of many different Apple II systems I’d come … Continue reading →

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CONTENTS Steve Jobs & Macintosh Apple IIc: Beginnings Hardware Firmware Product Introduction Success? Overcoming Limitations Enhancements Timeline Notes PRELUDE: STEVE JOBS AND MACINTOSH To dis…

A case for the Raspberry Pi Model A+ in the style of an Apple IIc (or, if you prefer, the Apple //c). I took some liberties with the IIc design to acc

www.methodshop.com/2007/07/1983-iphone.shtml The iPhone may be Apple's first "official" phone, but apparently they toyed with the idea 25 years ago. Way back in 1983, designer Hartmut Esslinger, the same guy who made the Apple IIc computer, came up with this phone/tablet prototype. The 1983 version of the iPhone obviously never made it into production, but it's still a cool concept. Although writing a physical electronic check seems a little silly now that we have online banking.

Hartmut Esslinger's early apple computer and tablet designs

This manual came with new Apple IIc computers when they were introduced. It encapsulates guides, services and FAQs on operating the Apple IIc.

Steve Wozniak offer his thoughts on the resignation of Steve Jobs as CEO of Apple.

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June 1984

"Design Forward," a book by famous designer Hartmut Esslinger now out in the U.S., reveals the complexity Apple faced in defining its early design mantra. His photos may astound you.

Why every kid should have an Apple after school

Apple IIc Reference Manual, The - Volume 2 (199...

Atlanta engineer Jonathan Zufi spent four years tracking down rare Apple machines, including these rare transparent prototypes.

What It Was Like Using A Computer For The First Time The year was sometime in the late 80s or early 90s and little did you know it would change your world forever. (pictorial)

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