What the Apple?
- March 12th, 2006 - 11.05 pm BST
- What the Apple?
- Alex Brooks
We’ve come up with a fun new game (hopefully), we hunt down an image of a Apple computer then we crop it down to some obscure part and you Mac zealots try and guess what it is. No prizes just pure fun, and at the end we’ll give you the lowdown on the machine.
So here we go…
Post your guesses in the comments.
Well done to those who got it correct. It was indeed the Macintosh 128k, the first ever Mac from within the realms of Apple. Released with a great fanfare back in 1984 it had a GUI and packed an amazing 8MHz processor.
Comments
Max 12th March 2006, 23.58 pm
The power socket and switch of a mac classic.
James 13th March 2006, 00.01 am
Why that’s the back of the very first Mac! Those Macs had handy doors for replacing the clock batteries.
James 13th March 2006, 00.02 am
That’s the back of the very first Macintosh — complete with handy door for replacing the clock battery.
Bryan Jackson 13th March 2006, 00.18 am
It’s the back of the new Dual-Core Duo Mac Pro desktops replacing the Power Mac G5.
adamk 13th March 2006, 01.13 am
Noo no no.. thats the new iPod.. with new dock connecter, a very cool and simple (mac style) on/off button, and the latest Apple anti-scratch door for protecting the screen..
martin Bishop 13th March 2006, 03.40 am
Mac SE/30
martin Bishop 13th March 2006, 03.40 am
Its a Mac SE/30
bluezurich 13th March 2006, 04.36 am
It’s the switch on the back of Steve Jobs.Ther’s a port for removing black turtleneck lint.
Alex Pace 13th March 2006, 08.18 am
That is definitly the back of the MacPlus 1mb to be exact…..why do I know, because I had worked on one, and still have it here on my shelf. It was a great little machine.
Thanks for rejogging my memory…….
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