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Archive: How the Macintosh computer grew
(Jan. 1984)
Archive: How the Macintosh computer grew
(Jan. 1984)
01/18/2004 02:46 PMSan Jose Mercury News Jan 18 2004 4:47PM GMT
Video of Jobs introducing the Macintosh
in 1984
Video of Jobs introducing the Macintosh
in 1984
02/01/2005 09:26 PMThe Apple Macintosh turns 21 years old today and as a birthday
present, the long-lost video of its introduction by Steve Jobs has
been posted to the web by TextLab
on their
weblog:
Fear not, faithful Mac believers. We have found it. We
have found what seems to be the only copy of a public TV broadcast on
that very day. It was recorded and preserved by Scott Knaster, the
"legendary Mac hacker", as Amazon puts it. Scott kept the tape
(a NTSC Betamax III longplay) for 21 years since he keeps everything.
Andy Hertzfeld saw it when he wrote the story "The Times They Are A-Changin'" on
folklore.org. From there we followed the hints, and that's how we
found it.
We worked with Scott to convert it from NTSC to PAL,
we've polished it, cleaned it, huged it and digitzed it. Here it is.
It goes back to the people who've made the Macintosh, and to the
world. The complete material of about 2 hours is returned to Scott,
Andy and the folklore.org
people, and this weblog will report the story of the "missing 1984
video" in detail. We'll release other clips in the coming days, so
bookmark and check back.
That page is super slow right now, so I've compiled a few links to
the video (QuickTime, 20.9 MB). Enjoy:
Torrent file (use this if at all possible)
T
orrent file (use this if at all possible)
preinheimer.com
cm.math.uiuc.
edu/~staffin/
urbanmainframe.com.nyud.net:8090
ad.hominem.org
kappesante.com
brooksnet.plus.c
om
bluehome.net
afsheenfamil
y.com
kottke.org
cluecoder.org/~bene/
publicvoidblo
g.de
php-schmiede.de
mac-softwar
e-updates.de
hom
epage.mac.com/sdomanske/
Thanks to Peter for the pointer.
100 Years of Macintosh
100 Years of Macintosh
01/01/2004 03:18 AMZero seconds on the Mac OS system clock is January 1, 1904. The Mac OS
epoch hits 100 years ... now. That's assuming you live in the Pacific
time zone, anyway: ...
20 years of the Macintosh
20 years of the Macintosh
12/09/2003 08:41 PMIn 1984, Apple released one of the most expensive and effective
commercials of all time during the SuperBowl. This commercial
introduced the Macintosh, a revolutionary new concept in personal
computing, to the world. In January of next year, the Macintosh will
celebrate its 20th anniversary, and it is probable Apple will do
something spectacular to celebrate this impressive milestone.
20 years of Macintosh
20 years of Macintosh
01/24/2004 05:02 PMTwenty years ago today, on Jan. 24, 1984, Apple introduced the first
Macintosh. Let's look back at the first Mac and how it evolved.
Why 2004 will be like 1984
Why 2004 will be like 1984
01/07/2004 02:01 PM A dim view
of Microsoft's 2004. Not that there aren't
plenty of
predictions out there, but this is the most in-depth look at the new face of
our favourite anti-competitor I've seen yet.
20 Years Ago: How The Macintosh Computer
Grew
20 Years Ago: How The Macintosh Computer
Grew
01/18/2004 09:18 PMWhen Apple Computer Inc. rolls out its Macintosh computer on Jan. 24,
the company's self-proclaimed "pirates'" will have delivered their
treasure. By Evelyn Richards (San Jose Mercury News via MyAppleMenu)
Why 2004 Won’t Be Like 1984
Why 2004 Won’t Be Like 1984
08/16/2004 02:31 AMThe Apple music platform and the art of the parlay.
Apple posts modified 1984 ad
Apple posts modified 1984 ad
01/07/2004 04:51 PMApple has posted a slightly modified version of their famous
1984 ad. The woman
who throws the hammer at the screen now has an iPod.
TidBITS Anniversary: Looking Back over
15 Macintosh Years
TidBITS Anniversary: Looking Back over
15 Macintosh Years
04/18/2005 06:45 PMAdam C. Engst (~4180 words)
This week marks our 15th anniversary of
TidBITS, and although we remain somewhat astonished that we've
maintained a weekly publication schedule through so many years, the
evidence that we've done so is incontrovertible. In many ways, the
world has changed around us; back in 1990, could anyone have
anticipated what it would be like to use Mac OS X on a dual 2.5 GHz
Power Mac G5 or 17-inch PowerBook G4? But although TidBITS has evolved
to accommodate such changes, we've also stayed true to our core
mission of attempting to bring clarity and understanding to the
Macintosh community. Both evolution and the avoidance of unnecessary
change remain ongoing tasks, and I'm sure we'll be walking that fine
line for years to come. After all, we're only at issue #776, leaving
us 224 more weeks (about four and a half years) before we're forced to
face up to our 1992 decision to use a three-digit numbering
scheme!
Daring Fireball: Why 2004 Won't Be Like
1984
Daring Fireball: Why 2004 Won't Be Like
1984
08/16/2004 09:37 PMJohn Gruber tells us why 2004 won’t be like
1984
daringfireball.net/2004/08/2004_wont_be_like_1984
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Archive: A look at secret new Apple
computer (Jan. 1984)
Archive: A look at secret new Apple
computer (Jan. 1984)
01/18/2004 02:46 PMSan Jose Mercury News Jan 18 2004 4:47PM GMT
Apple launches wireless hardware: Apple
Computer Inc. has broadened its support
of Windows-based
Apple launches wireless hardware: Apple
Computer Inc. has broadened its support
of Windows-based
06/08/2004 02:35 AMNDTV Jun 8 2004 7:03AM GMT
Macintosh 2004 Case Mod
Macintosh 2004 Case Mod
01/24/2004 10:31 PMApple Macintosh 17in PowerBook
Apple Macintosh 17in PowerBook
09/13/2004 06:34 PMThe 17in PowerBook is a notebook computer that will be of maximum use
to only a few people, but it is quite stunning to look at and a joy to
use. By Anthony Dhanendran, Computeractive (via MyAppleMenu)
MacCentral: Apple Macintosh News
MacCentral: Apple Macintosh News
12/22/2003 03:19 AMPogue looks at Office 2004 for Macintosh
Pogue looks at Office 2004 for Macintosh
05/20/2004 02:48 AMIn his "State of the Art" column for The New York Times today, David
Pogue looks at Microsoft Office 2004, which was officially released
for the Macintosh yesterday...
Apple creates new iPod and Macintosh
divisions
Apple creates new iPod and Macintosh
divisions
05/20/2004 02:38 AMApple has reorganized its corporate structure into new iPod and
Macintosh divisions. The iPod division will be led by Apple Senior
Vice President Hardware Engineering, Jon Rubenstein, while Apple's
Macintosh efforts will be led by Executive Vice President Worldwide
Sales and Operations Tim Cook. Tim Bucher, who heads Mac system
development, will head up the Mac's hardware engineering, according to
a Reuters report.
Apple updates Power Macintosh G5 line
Apple updates Power Macintosh G5 line
06/10/2004 11:18 AMThree weeks before its Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple updated
its flagship line of Power Macintosh G5s. The top-of-the-line model is
now a Dual 2.5GHz tower with water-cooling. Alas, it still comes with
the Radeon 9600XT.
Apple Macintosh Brings Some iLife Into
Your Family
Apple Macintosh Brings Some iLife Into
Your Family
04/18/2004 06:59 PMThanks to true innovation and continously falling prices, Apple
computers are proving to be a viable alternative for families looking
for their first (or second) computer. By Vishun K. Mahumd, Jakarta
Post (via MyAppleMenu)
2004 Gift Ideas for the Macintosh-Minded
2004 Gift Ideas for the Macintosh-Minded
12/19/2004 02:50 PMEarthLink launches TotalAccess 2004 for
Macintosh
EarthLink launches TotalAccess 2004 for
Macintosh
01/05/2004 09:46 AMEarthLink today launched TotalAccess 2004 for Macintosh and announced
that it has become the first major ISP to provide a Web accelerator,
free-of-charge, to Mac users, according to the press release...
Apple Upgrades Lowest-Priced Macintosh
Computers
Apple Upgrades Lowest-Priced Macintosh
Computers
04/13/2004 11:30 AMBoston Globe Apr 13 2004 3:09PM GMT
Apple creates new iPod and Macintosh
divisions (MacCentral)
Apple creates new iPod and Macintosh
divisions (MacCentral)
05/19/2004 10:22 PMMacCentral - Apple has reorganized its corporate structure into new
iPod and Macintosh divisions. The iPod division will be led by Apple
Senior Vice President Hardware Engineering, Jon Rubenstein, while
Apple's Macintosh efforts will be led by Executive Vice President
Worldwide Sales and Operations Tim Cook. Tim Bucher, who heads Mac
system development, will head up the Mac's hardware engineering,
according to a Reuters report.
Outhink, Inc. Announces SPINXpress™ for
the Apple Macintosh OSX Platform
Outhink, Inc. Announces SPINXpress™ for
the Apple Macintosh OSX Platform
09/15/2004 01:41 PMOuthink, Inc., an innovator in personal web services for creative
professionals, today announced the release of their SPINXpress™
Personal Web Publishing Service for Macintosh OSX users. Now creative
teams and their customers can create secure personal Internets that
enable them to effortlessly share and work on projects involving
images, text, video and audio files, regardless of their computing
platform. [PRWEB Sep 15, 2004]
Apple to Start Selling New Macintosh
Operating System
Apple to Start Selling New Macintosh
Operating System
04/12/2005 11:46 PMNew York Times Apr 13 2005 3:42AM GMT
uDevGames 2004 Macintosh Game
Development Contest
uDevGames 2004 Macintosh Game
Development Contest
08/12/2004 02:31 AMSlashdot Aug 12 2004 5:14AM GMT
BW Online | June 7, 2004 | Making
Macintosh More Corporate
BW Online | June 7, 2004 | Making
Macintosh More Corporate
06/02/2004 02:34 AMMac users now have an Office suite equal to Windows' .. Making
Macintosh More
Corporate
businessweek.com/magazine/content/04_23/b3886028.htm
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Apple Cuts Price on Entry-Level
Macintosh Computer
Apple Cuts Price on Entry-Level
Macintosh Computer
04/13/2004 03:35 PMBoston Globe Apr 13 2004 8:04PM GMT
Apple Upgrades Lowest-Priced Macintosh
Computers (Reuters)
Apple Upgrades Lowest-Priced Macintosh
Computers (Reuters)
04/13/2004 09:55 AMReuters - Computer maker Apple Computer Inc.
(AAPL.O) said on Tuesday that it would upgrade its
lowest-priced Macintosh computers by equipping them with a
PowerPC G4 microprocessor and re-writeable disk drive for $999.
IDC: Apple Macintosh Market Share Under
2% Worldwide; Under 3% In United States
For 2003
IDC: Apple Macintosh Market Share Under
2% Worldwide; Under 3% In United States
For 2003
01/16/2004 11:04 AM(MacDailyNews via MyAppleMenu)
Apple Cuts Price on Entry-Level
Macintosh Computer (Reuters)
Apple Cuts Price on Entry-Level
Macintosh Computer (Reuters)
04/14/2004 10:37 AMReuters - Computer maker Apple Computer Inc.
(AAPL.O) said on Tuesday that it cut the price on one of its
entry-level Macintosh computers by $100 to $999 and upgraded
the microprocessors and other components on the eMac line.
Apple Computer Profit Rises More Than
Six-Fold on IPod, Macintosh PC Sales
Apple Computer Profit Rises More Than
Six-Fold on IPod, Macintosh PC Sales
04/13/2005 07:29 PMBloomberg Apr 13 2005 11:08PM GMT
Dr. Hardware 2004 5.5.0
Dr. Hardware 2004 5.5.0
08/03/2004 08:52 AMActiveWin.com: "Thirteen Years of
Innovative Design", Interview with Ken
Fry, Design Group Director: Microsoft
Hardware
ActiveWin.com: "Thirteen Years of
Innovative Design", Interview with Ken
Fry, Design Group Director: Microsoft
Hardware
05/07/2004 01:56 AMhttp://www.activewin.com/interviews/microsoft/images/hw1_small.jpg
Dr. Hardware 2004 Build 5.5.0e
Dr. Hardware 2004 Build 5.5.0e
08/02/2004 01:57 PMDr. Hardwares tradition of precise computer analysis is going to be
continued under Windows 95, 98, NT4 and 2000 now. Against other system
information tools that are operating under Windows Dr. Hardware gets
its results not only by inquiring registry settings but also partially
through BIOS calls, I/O port accesses and register manipulation what
is sometimes a difficult job under Windows. As a result of that you
get what can be detected independent of the operating system. The
major advantage of this concept is that Dr. Hardware provides very
good analyzing results in cases where - for example - a component has
not been correctly installed or when Windows is running in safe mode.
Another true strength of this program is its high relevance. We
implement detection algorithms for new processors or chipsets one day
before releasing it - if necessary. Furthermore the detailed
description of all components and the in-depth-analysis of more
sophisticated stuff make Dr. Hardware to one of the most remarkable
programs of its sort. Last but not least we have made great efforts to
keep this program as compact and easy-to-use as possible. You will
find that its a real power tool and a good friend of your machine.
[Shareware $19.00 30 days 2.56 MB]
Apple Impresses With New Xserve Hardware
Apple Impresses With New Xserve Hardware
06/21/2004 12:15 PMFeature for feature, Apple's Xserve holds its own against anything
I'vve seen in a Xeon- or Opteron-based system, and forthcoming
additions will only sweeten the pot. By P.J. Connolly, CPILive.net
(via MyAppleMenu)
May hardware sales see Apple as big
winner
May hardware sales see Apple as big
winner
06/24/2005 07:36 PMCredit Suisse First Boston reiterated a "market weight" rating on the
PC hardware industry after The NPD Group released May retail and
distribution data for the United States, reports Forbes. The month
represented the first material slowdown for PC shipments in over a
year with a 6% year-over-year growth, with notebook sales increasing
and desktop sales falling.
"From a vendor perspective, Apple Computer was the big winner, growing
units 79% year-over-year overall and 94% year-over-year in standalone
retail," the research firm said.
"The strength in retail year to date has been somewhat unexpected to
us given the consumer strength over the past two years, along with
slowing macro economic trends. However, it is important not to
overanalyze NPD's shipment information, as this is not the first time
units have slowed before immediately recovering--October 2003--in the
following month."
Apple Makes Windows Hardware
Apple Makes Windows Hardware
01/06/2004 02:36 PMIn reading one of Apple's many press releases today: The Apple Xserve
RAID has qualified under the Microsoft Designed for Windows Logo
Program. Apple successfully completed all of the tests necessary for
qualification for the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 operating system.
Heh. And... "This is the first time we are certifying an Apple product
on our Red Hat Enterprise Linux platform," said Mike Evans, vice
president of Channel Sales and Development at Red Hat. "This
combination delivers one of the...
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