Apple presents a revolutionary idea - Macintosh part 1
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note how he skeeps the On-Screen keyboard has it crashed the system in early betas!
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@OwlMovieStudios probably because that wasn't a feature back then.
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Wow...did people really carry around their desktops?
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yeah their so great that's why their using Intel processors today.
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yeah their so great that's why their using intel processors today.
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Affordable? hmm... In offices, dormatories....around the world. PCs. Weird.
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@OwlMovieStudios no double click back then?
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dam graphics have changed
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1:14 sounds like he says microwaves xD
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oops Xerox
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That's pretty advanced for 1983! It's so advanced OSX Leopard still uses the same concept.
props to Apple
crumcon 3 years ago 7
Why didn't they just double click on the icons?
OwlMovieStudios 3 years ago 3