Seen on eBay, a rather special watch: a Series 2 that connects to the Apple Store display dock.
Seen on Twitter, a prototype of an Apple Watch Series 2 with a modem. It’s an interesting prototype since the cellular version didn’t appear until the Series 3.
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The excellent Aventure Apple mentioned it back in April: from time to time, strange devices pop up on eBay (and other platforms), like these wooden Newtons.
Today’s topic is a bit special. I won’t be talking about a program for an old computer found on a vinyl record, but rather about a program discovered in a YouTube video.
Seen on eBay, a prototype hard drive for the Apple II (yes, I don’t only talk about Macs). Sold by the folks at MacEffects, it’s an empty case.
Seen on Reddit, a prototype of the Macintosh IIcx, known by the code name Avanti.
On the vinyl Africa by Lelu/Lu’s (1986), there’s a track called Blipverts, which contains two programs for the ZX Spectrum.
Seen in two Reddit threads, someone found something quite special in a batch of Macs: a PenLite.
Seen on eBay, a DVT prototype (thus likely very close to the final version technically) of an iPad Air. It was running SwitchBoard (the test OS) and sold for $360.
While searching for more vinyl records containing computer data, I stumbled upon Let’s Get Digital by What Fun!, a Dutch group. And I got stuck a bit before getting the program to work.
