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Happy 19th Birthday!
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Yes it's 19 years ago today that Steve Jobs revealed something at Flint Center, Cupertino.... a computer that eventually changed the world we live in, it's none other than the Macintosh!
Happy Birthday Macintosh!
Can't wait to see the true 20th anniversay Mac next year!
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Join Date: May 2001
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Funny thing, I just finished watching "Pirates of Silicon Valley."
Happy Birthday, Mac!
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World of Warcraft (Whisperwind - Alliance) <The Eternal Spiral>
Go Dogcows!
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if anyone wants to know why he only wears turtlenecks....look up.
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The spirit of resistance to government is so valuable on certain occasions, that I wish it always to be kept alive.
- Thomas Jefferson, 1787
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That green bow tie just screams good taste!
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I find that funny. Today was MY birthday! (january 22)
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In a realm beyond site, the sky shines gold, not blue, there the Triforce's might makes mortal dreams come true.
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So what was 'The 20th Anniversary Macintosh' of 1997-ish all about then?
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That bow tie has just given me an insight into how his mind works.
"Roll Up! Roll Up Ladies and Gentlemen!"
RDF Mk1.
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Join Date: Oct 2000
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Originally posted by willed:
So what was 'The 20th Anniversary Macintosh' of 1997-ish all about then?
Technically, Apple was born on April 1st 1976, and so the 20th anniversary mac was 20 years after that.
The first 'Macintosh' computer was produced in 1984 though, The Macintosh 128k.
All it's predecessors were named Apple I, II and such. Oh, and Lisa!
So technically, this is the 23rd anniversary of Apple Computer.
But the 19th anniversary of 'The Macintosh'
Adam
Edit: Go here to read more.
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