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Category: Classic Macs

Essential Apple Podcast 58: Apple’s Aussie Reuse & Recycle Champ @_windrider

October 1, 2017October 8, 2017 #Podcasts, Classic Macs, Essential Apple Podcast, iPhone, Macintosh, Security 0

Recorded 30th September 2017 Mark just about has time to do the show before he jets off again, this time to Munich for the

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Apple’s AirPort Express makes many stops on a layman’s journey

August 5, 2015August 5, 2015 Adapter, Audio, Classic Macs, iPhone, Macintosh, Music, Network, Opinion, Review, Speakers 1

Partly out of necessity and partly out of curiosity, I seem to be addicted to YesterTech. That’s what I call previous versions of everything,

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My Friend, Steve Jobs

October 13, 2011October 13, 2011 Apple, Classic Macs, Features, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Macbook, Macbook Air, Macintosh, Macworld Expo, Opinion 0

  A tribute by Mark Rudd If we define a friend as someone who desires what is best for others and enriches the lives

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Owen Rubin’s collection of vintage Macs
Nemo Memo

July 6, 2011July 6, 2011 Apple, Classic Macs, Nemo Memo, Opinion, PowerBook, PowerPC, Vintage Macs 7

Captions are by Owen Rubin. Photos are by John Nemo and Owen Rubin. Nemo used a Casio pocket point and shoot handheld camera. Owen

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Classic Macs #4: The Original G3 iMac

June 16, 2005February 27, 2011 Classic Macs, iMac 0

No list of classic Macs is complete without reference to the big, blue bubble that saved Apple and the Mac OS. Neale Monks takes a look at the G3 iMac.

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Classic Macs #2: The Mac SE

May 11, 2005July 30, 2011 Classic Macs, Opinion 0

This week Neale Monks, author of Buying Used Macs, looks at the Macintosh SE, the first of the compact Macs to sport the line-up of serial, ADB, and SCSI ports and probably the best value machine around for anyone wanting to start a classic Mac collection.

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Classic Macs #1: The PowerBook 3400

May 6, 2005July 30, 2011 Classic Macs, Opinion 0

In the first in a new series about collectable and easily obtained Macs from the past, Neale Monks, author of Buying Used Macs, takes a look at the PowerBook 3400, arguably the first portable produced by Apple that was good enough to replace a desktop machine.

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