QuickTake (1994)
The QuickTakes were some of the very first digital cameras available on the market, which again points to Apple’s uncanny knack for meeting needs that consumers don’t yet know they have. A QuickTake camera was easy to use, had a .3 Megapixel resolution (which isn’t bad for 1994), and ranged in price from $600 to $750.
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will08071 15 year s ago
FIRST
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zzzz 15 year s ago
izimyfizzi,u don't have to be so defensive and use bad language you idiot!!!
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koolean 15 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 15 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
Steve Jobs has that Alien like villainous thing going for him...even the sneakers. Spooky
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m 15 year s ago
IPAD!
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RonRon's 15 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.
lol the last thing bout jobs and his never changing wardrobe.
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switch 15 year s ago
reading from the post, i bet he or she haven't used a mac before..
right-cluck? lol
right-cluck? lol
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dewshaft 15 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.
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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gigantes 15 year s ago
izismile- as usual, you're full of crap on most of these observations.
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"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)
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 15 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
http://www.thevine.com.au/tech/gadgets/apple-_-their-greatest-fails20100909.aspx
Steve Jobs has that Alien like villainous thing going for him...even the sneakers. Spooky
lol the last thing bout jobs and his never changing wardrobe.
right-cluck? lol
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.
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)
http://www.thevine.com.au/tech/gadgets/apple-_-their-greatest-fails20100909.aspx