But back “in the day,” it was fairly complex both because the drives were simple and the CPUs were not powerful by today’s standards. [Thomas] has been working on a 68000 Mac emulator and ...

Here’s what makes it so special. This Macintosh prototype, #M0001, is a 1983 build featuring a proprietary Apple ”Twiggy” disk drive. Apple quickly abandoned its ‘Twiggy’ design due to ...

whose main feature was that it was essentially the same machine as the Macintosh 128k, but with quadruple the memory as its predecessor. If you have yet to upgrade to the 512k, though, it might be ...

The original Macintosh 128K was released in 1984—and now after 40 years, you can make your own for less than $20 on a board ...

Unfortunately, it also had the original capacitors on the motherboard and they turned to smoke when he switched the Mac on. Replacing those, he says he also "picked up a BlueSCSI hard drive ...

There was also a single 400 KB floppy drive for storage and a 512-x-342 ... Still, by today’s standards, the tech specs for the Macintosh 128K, which can be found on Apple’s website, seem ...

Now, every time you connect an external drive to your Mac CleanMyDrive will check its capacity and data — when it recognizes new ones, you’ll be asked whether it should check them as well in the ...

Hardware RAID, SAS Expansion, SATA port Multiplier, and LTO Tape drive devices can now be hosted, simultaneously, from a single RocketStor 6328 adapter, for Mac Thunderbolt platforms and OS X 10.9 ...

A family of desktop and laptop computers from Apple, introduced in 1984 as the Macintosh, which was coined from the McIntosh apple. First to popularize the graphical user interface (GUI), the ...

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