Vintage Apple Computers (remember these?)

I just assembled a few of my apple computers that I have collected over the years. Here's what it looked like. Thanks to Josh Hittleman for doing the editing and music. Enjoy - J sausalito@westerling.com

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[DominicaDaveGT]

fantastic collection. I'd like to go there.

[huskykid776]

is that a museum?!?!?! I'd go if it was!

[donniethemacwiz]

@TheSpike3000 it looks as if it is a macintosh 2 with the macintosh portrait display

[TheSpike3000]

What's the computer called @ 0:39? With the tall monitor? I forgot.

[MetallicBill]

@cheezeheads Ctrl Alt Del all the time, but it doesn't work from Blue Screen of Death!! hahaha

[MetallicBill]

@Dreambro1 Few Apple Is made it to schools, I'd be surprised, they went right to the II series to make improvements and meet demands

[MetallicBill]

@ankitpasi1 Value is really in the eye of the collector, basically, so it varies wildly

[MetallicBill]

@ProducerJ This is old, but I figure, people never lose interest in the humble home computer history...and wars against Goliaths of the industry as well! I lost interest with the Mac since it shut down my favorite Apple ][. I actually was rather mad at the fact. The Apple II I felt better about because you could easily get inside it and add plenty of cards

[MetallicBill]

I started on Apple ][ Plus machines, about 1978 or something, they were already in schools before 1980 and most of you may recall Choplifter and Oregon Trail games, and in the Mac of the 80s, there was a little game called Zork? I recall the Utilma adventure series from Richard Garriott, and Broderbund Software, Sierra, etc....the list goes on, I'll highlight some soon

[ankitpasi1]

You could make a lot of money selling these. They're considered collectibles now!

[viper19861986]

I see FS4 @1:05

drools....