Seen on Twitter, an EVT prototype of the first iPhone with a red motherboard.
This week, a ZX Spectrum game (again) in an album by the Yugoslav group ITD BBB, Skidam Te Pogledom.
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Another ZX Spectrum program, this time on the vinyl of 1984, an album by the Spanish group La Mode.
Today, I won’t be talking about a program on a vinyl, but still something peculiar. And it allows me to show a bit how my research goes.
From time to time, I order a Pippin console from Japan. Not to own another one nor out of fetishism (I already have several too many) but because I noticed something unusual that seemed interesting.
The case of the album 101 Damnations by Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine (Carter USM hereafter) is a bit peculiar: there are 25 seconds of code at the beginning of the track A Perfect Day to Drop the Bomb, but this code isn’t aimed at a computer. It targets an old Yamaha drum machine.
During an auction at Bonhams, there was a prototype of the Macintosh (the first one), and it sold for just over $40,000.
Seen at Bonhams, a first-generation iPad running SwitchBoard, the testing OS. It was sold by Henry Plain (a renowned collector) for around $10,000.
Seen on Twitter, a prototype of a 3rd generation Apple TV, the second model running iOS, capable of displaying in 1080p.
Seen on YouTube (yes, occasionally), a video of an Apple Watch demonstration stand.
