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will08071 13 year s ago
FIRST
       
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zzzz 13 year s ago
izimyfizzi,u don't have to be so defensive and use bad language you idiot!!!
       
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koolean 13 year s ago
I don't understand, trashing 30 years old computers, saying that they're too big and not fast enough? Just lame. Thought I agree on that mouse :)
       
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einsib 13 year s ago
Yeah but all mac mice have only one button...it's like a mac thing...so why bother with mentioning that one since Mac had already manufactured many one-buttoned mice prior to 1998? And "What about right cluck" only makes you sound stupid...PC's have the right "cluck?" and this is a mac so...

Steve Jobs has that Alien like villainous thing going for him...even the sneakers. Spooky
       
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m 13 year s ago
IPAD!
       
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RonRon's 13 year s ago
lol I remember in elementary school, we always had that one shitty mac computer for some reason...
lol the last thing bout jobs and his never changing wardrobe.
       
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switch 13 year s ago
reading from the post, i bet he or she haven't used a mac before..

right-cluck? lol
       
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dewshaft 13 year s ago
Picture #3 is not a Macintosh Portable, a picture of which can be found on Wikipedia under "Macintosh Portable".

In fact, I'm not sure what it is but it looks like an Apple ][ variant. Anyone else know?

dewshaft,

Mystery solved, picture #3 is a Lisa 2/Macintosh XL, which was a short lived successor to the original Lisa and a step to the early Macintosh.
       
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incognito562 13 year s ago
ha his uniform
       
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gigantes 13 year s ago
izismile- as usual, you're full of crap on most of these observations.

some selections-

"apple newton" devices are always going to be short-lived. just like the latest thing that's in your pocket.

and criticising the hand-writing AI of the time is... allow me to say it- retarded. and short-sighted. and forgetful. as if hand-writing recognition should have appeared perfect out of the box and should not have had to undergo any transitional phases...

#3 is obviously not a macintosh portable, you moron. even for a person who had never seen a portable computer before, you should have enough brain cells to realise that #3 was not designed to be 'portable'.

i know, i know... this is only a glorified link that you posted. but as usual, one which you showed zero sense in posting.

(and BTW, i'm a dedicated PC user)
       
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rUUk 13 year s ago
You guys realize that when there are captions for pictures, they are being copied and pasted from the sources. Izi staff isn't coming up with them.
http://www.thevine.com.au/tech/gadgets/apple-_-their-greatest-fails20100909.aspx
       
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indiangirl 13 year s ago
he has changed so much in 10 years!
       
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belayclappingdance3dashdirol
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Apple 3 (1980)
When you’re looking for a home computer that will probably overheat and catch fire, look no further than the Apple 3. The successor to the hugely popular Apple 2 (see what they did there), this was a huge flop. Also, a genuine fire hazard.

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