Seen on Twitter, two iPod touch prototypes.
Seen on eBay, an Apple keyboard prototype, sold by Krazy Ken from the Computer Clan. And it’s not a scam.
Sur cette page, je vous mets les promotions du jour. Ce sont celles que je poste de temps en temps sur Twitter, et les liens sont sponsorisés, ce qui me permet d’acheter certains accessoires pour le site. Je mets des liens vers des promotions intéressantes, idéalement des produits que j’ai essayés ou que je connais bien, avec évidemment une orientation vers les nouvelles technologies.
Seen in Japan, a PowerBook JLPGA (1992 version) is for sale for ¥300,000 (a little over €2,200).
In an old page from Bandai’s website, an interesting detail about the Pippin is revealed: the number of test units.
Seen on YouTube, a first-generation iPod touch prototype.
The case of the second program on The 8-Bit Construction Set record gave me more trouble than the first, for Atari, but I succeeded.
The record The 8-Bit Construction Set dates back to 2001, and in a statement, the authors boasted of being the first to put programs on a vinyl record. If you’re reading this, you might have chuckled – the first attempts date back to the late seventies – but the record remains interesting. It indeed contains two programs, one for the Commodore 64 and one for the Atari 8 bits.
In a (very) old Japanese article, you can see a modem for the Sega Saturn alongside a Pippin with its unreleased Ethernet dock.
Seen on Twitter, prototypes of Lightning to 30-pin adapters.
