December 15, 2009
December 13, 2009
amberlrhea:

Way back before programs like Photoshop roamed the earth, creating pictures on computers was far from a straightforward process. To make things a little bit easier, Apple released a Graphics Tablet in 1979 which enabled users to draw on the tablet with a wired stylus pen and transfer those creations over to their computer. The original asking price? $650.
The first Apple Tablet… from 1979 | Edible Apple

amberlrhea:

Way back before programs like Photoshop roamed the earth, creating pictures on computers was far from a straightforward process. To make things a little bit easier, Apple released a Graphics Tablet in 1979 which enabled users to draw on the tablet with a wired stylus pen and transfer those creations over to their computer. The original asking price? $650.

The first Apple Tablet… from 1979 | Edible Apple



December 8, 2009
September 7, 2009
Create a 3.5” Micro Diskette with unlimited protection against a hostile world. (via junkyard.dogs)

Create a 3.5” Micro Diskette with unlimited protection against a hostile world. (via junkyard.dogs)



August 7, 2009
May 12, 2009
April 8, 2009
Retro Thing: The World’s First Color Portable: SX-64
Strangely enough, the world’s first color portable computer came from Commodore. The SX-64 was a luggable 23 lb version of their smash-hit Commodore 64 desktop. Sadly, the SX-64 didn’t fair well in the marketplace, probably because Commodore was better known in gaming circles than in the boardroom. And who wants to play games on a tiny 5” diagonal screen?

Retro Thing: The World’s First Color Portable: SX-64

Strangely enough, the world’s first color portable computer came from Commodore. The SX-64 was a luggable 23 lb version of their smash-hit Commodore 64 desktop. Sadly, the SX-64 didn’t fair well in the marketplace, probably because Commodore was better known in gaming circles than in the boardroom. And who wants to play games on a tiny 5” diagonal screen?



March 31, 2009