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alexora · 24th January 2014, 14:08

Apple - Mac 30 - Thirty years of innovation - YouTube

Many happy returns!

Trilight · 24th January 2014, 15:13

Oh, you are worshiping 30 year old scrap metal in a help section. That's confusing. May I ask who needs the help? the scrap metal? Sorry, I don't have such outdated hardware knowledge

or do you need medical help to cure your semi-erotic relationship to scrap? May I suggest to visit a shrink?

BTW: don't drink and smoke too much to celebrate this birthday. That's unhealthy

alexora · 24th January 2014, 15:53

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Originally Posted by Trilight

Oh, you are worshiping 30 year old scrap metal in a help section. That's confusing. May I ask who needs the help? the scrap metal? Sorry, I don't have such outdated hardware knowledge

or do you need medical help to cure your semi-erotic relationship to scrap? May I suggest to visit a shrink?

BTW: don't drink and smoke too much to celebrate this birthday. That's unhealthy

The Mac was born 30 years ago today:

Steve Jobs presenting the first Mac in 1984 - YouTube

And is still alive and well:

Apple - Making the all-new Mac Pro - YouTube

I was celebrating this continuity, and this seemed like the most appropriate area to do so.

As for the original 1984 Macintosh, I'd say it held it's value pretty well for a piece of "scrap metal"...

HiTrack99 · 24th January 2014, 17:17

Do you have one Alex?

alexora · 24th January 2014, 17:32

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Originally Posted by HiTrack99

Do you have one Alex?

I wish I did, but no. Back in 1985 my GF's dad had one and I learned to use a Mac on his machine.

RumpAge · 7th March 2014, 04:17

I still have a Macintosh Classic, and YES, it still works. I turn it on about once a month to play old games on it. Anyone out there with a thirty year old PC that still works? I love my iPad, but Apple makes things that last.

Namcot · 7th March 2014, 07:41

I still have my Apple Macintosh from 1984 and my Radio Shack TRS 80 Model I with 64K of Ram (a powerhouse back then, it came with only 16K of Ram) and they both still work.

I can still play Microsoft Flight Simulator on the Macintosh using just the mouse and keyboard.

oni9b · 8th March 2014, 08:51

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Originally Posted by RumpAge

[...] I love my iPad, but Apple makes things that last.

I thought so too. The 3TB HD on my iMac's Fusion Drive crashed after 6 Months. Since you cannot repair it yourself, bc its all glued together, i had to bring it to an Apple Repair Partner and wait 4 Business Days.

On the plus side - after restoring from my time Machine Backup (4h for restoring 1,5 TB of Data) i could pick up where i left.

Lesson learned: Backup ... backup often!

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Namcot Registered User Beyond Redemption Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 19,796 Thanks: 9,963 Thanked 86,364 Times in 16,165 Posts	I still have my Apple Macintosh from 1984 and my Radio Shack TRS 80 Model I with 64K of Ram (a powerhouse back then, it came with only 16K of Ram) and they both still work. I can still play Microsoft Flight Simulator on the Macintosh using just the mouse and keyboard.