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Anyone else see this?
Well I do now
I am getting to old :D My first thought was Johnny 5 https://robotics.fandom.com/wiki/Johnny_5
Yup
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Heck yeah, such a unique design! I've got a widescreen one in my collection, but without the speakers, sadly.
The widescreen ones look sick
I want Apple to make something that wild again. They’ve been a bit more on the conservative and safe end lately.
They had to steal much needed market share from Microsoft/Intel at the time, so they did crazy stuff. Now they’ve got something to lose.
I would not say that completely replacing Intel is a conservative move
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I think it wants to know if I have any games on my phone.
I miss the old G4 TV
I remember how frustrated I was with that. We got them in the office, and nobody could figure out how to open the CD drive. We were all Windows users previously, and we spent way too much time trying to open the drive, without any success. One of my coworkers knew a guy who was using Macs, so he called him over. The Mac user looked at us as if we just recently fell from the sky, said "but it's so obvious!" and proceeded to click and drag the CD drive icon into the Recycling Bin, which opened the drive.
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I really loved the early iMacs. Such standout computers for those made at the time.
Yeah I remember seeing them on display in John Lewis (uk department store) in like 2002 or whatever and thinking they looked like the coolest fucking computers I’d ever seen. Really great design imo shame it only lasted one generation.
Omg its ugly. I love it
Again but with the tongue sticking out :P
Very nice. With the original speakers too.
Very nice. Now let’s see Paul Allen’s speakers.
Man those hinges were just so solid and 🤌🤌🤌
That screen was just floating on air, taking the slightest touch to adjust. But never wobbling with your typing! One of the most over-engineered things and it was glorious
I’d love it if they went back to some of their more ‘experimental’ designs. The current iMacs look good, if a bit…derivative.
Yeah some of the earlier jobs 2.0 era designs were really cool
They really let themselves go crazy before going full ‘minimalist’. It’s a shame they never went back to some of their crazier ideas.
Old school cool.
Actually wondering if anybody remembered to pack r/oldschoolcool
That’s awesome. Do you have any games/software you use it to run or is it more of a display piece? I’ve been thinking of trying to get a bondi blue G3 and using a pi to proxy and render web traffic and loading it up with some classic Mac games. Just don’t have the space right now.
I love vintage computers like this though. Thanks for sharing
It’s mostly a display piece, but I have played some Age of Empires 2 on it, which was great
Makes me want to pull out my 12” PowerBook G4. Those were some great computers.
The Ti PowerBooks were so amazing. A friend had the 12 inch and I was pretty jealous.
Dope lil machine, I bid on one on eBay a couple months back and forgot about it so I lost
Nice!
Oh, she’s pretty.
Beautiful machine. I'm still sad to this day that my family managed to misplace ours at some point across our various moves.
Oh man, hope you're still using this 😆
The flower pot was my first Mac and I miss it so much.
I’ve always liked the lamp. Those displays got fairly wide by the end of production.
I still have mine somewhere, loved it
What do people do with older iMacs? Just a nostalgia trip really I guess? I totally understand that it's a lot of fun.
I enjoyed my G4, but finally the hinge broke and the monitor stayed at the bottom, which was annoying. There was no apparent way to fix it either. I ended up giving it to a friend who didn't have a computer and he was grateful.
Classic. I loved the PowerPC days. Still run a G4 tower every now and then; works like a champ!
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This design really speaks to me. It says:
ALL UR BASE R BELONG TO US
:-)
Such a lovely design! I remember getting a PowerBook G4 in 200(2?) and just marvelling at the look of it for so long… such a great product range from around that era.
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