They are auctioning off a mint Apple I computer, expected to sell for $161,600 - $248,200. This machine came out in 1976, with 8K of RAM and a computer that ran at 1 Mhz. The computer I wrote this on has a million times more RAM and has two processors that run over 2500 times faster.
Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts
Friday, 12 November 2010
Thursday, 24 June 2010
The man who sold a $22 billion share in Apple for $800
Ron Wayne co-founded Apple with Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. At the beginning he owned 10% of the company. Today that 10% would be worth $22 billion. Alas, Wayne sold his 10% back for $800 before Apple succeeded. A rough investment decision! More details at CNN here.
With a tip'o'the hat to Uncle Eric.
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Apple,
business,
Company,
Ron Wayne,
Steve Jobs,
Steve Wozniak
Thursday, 1 October 2009
Control your Mac with a Wiimote
Image via Wikipedia
I enjoy the instructions: "Once you have the Wii Remote, be sure to take it out of the package and put the batteries in it. "
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Apple,
Console Platforms,
Games,
ITunes,
Mac,
Nintendo,
Nintendo Wii,
Video game,
video games,
Wii,
Wii Remote
Thursday, 10 September 2009
New iPods
Apple announced some new iPods yesterday. They are trying to position the iPod Touch more as a game-playing device (Steve Jobs even said so), and most of the changes to the 3rd generation iPod Touch are to that end: it has a faster processor and new graphics capabilities. It also has more storage, up to 64 Gbs. Prices as shown (American dollars, of course). More, as ever, at Gizmodo.com, from whence the image. Apple also announced new iPod Nanos, with an FM radio and a video camera.
Labels:
Apple,
Apple iPod,
iPod,
IPod Nano,
iPod Touch,
ITunes,
Shopping,
Steve Jobs
Tuesday, 14 July 2009
Apple orders 10-inch touchscreens for third quarter
Image via Wikipedia
"Apple will take third-quarter delivery of newly developed 10-inch touchscreens from Taiwan, a source said on Wednesday, amid talk the U.S. firm is developing a touchscreen PC.
Taiwan touchscreen specialist Wintek already makes small screens for Apple iPhones, and has received orders for the larger ones that are roughly the same size as those used in mini PCs, said the source close to the Taiwan firm. He asked not to be identified because he was not authorized to talk to the media."
The image shows Apple's first touchscreen device, the failed Newton, which came out before the technology was really ready for it. It sucked.
BTW, this is the 1000th blog post!
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Apple,
iPhone,
Laptop,
Personal computer,
Taiwan,
Touchscreen
Monday, 30 March 2009
Microsoft Fail
I was just looking around at the Fail Blog when I came across this picture. Also, see 10 reasons to get a Mac.
Monday, 9 June 2008
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