Today, a nice prototype of an iPhone 5S.
We continue with vinyl records, and an Italian variety record from the 80s: Tu Dammi La Metà by Riccardo Azzurri. The record contains a program for the Spectravideo 728, a computer in the MSX standard.
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As the list of drafts with prototype images is getting a bit long, I’m grouping them. So today, images of iPod touch prototypes, from all generations.
This week, another vinyl. And it’s a Japanese record – So Long America… by Yasunori Soryo & Jim Rocks – which contains a program for the NEC PC-8001.
Another program on a vinyl, with a hidden ZX Spectrum demo in Brainfuel 2, an English vinyl.
Seen on Twitter, two rather peculiar prototypes: models with visible antennas. This is something you can occasionally see on iPads, iPhones, and (here) iPod touch and MacBook Pro.
Another program on an old record from the 80s? Yes, once again. This time, it’s a hidden message on the record The Bermuda Triangle by Isao Tomita.
Seen on Twitter, a prototype of a first-generation iPod touch. It’s a DVT in excellent condition, recognizable by the black window in the corner.
Another program on an old vinyl from the 80s? Yes, once again. This time, it’s a clip by Kissing The Pink, for the BBC Micro B computer.
Something quite rare on eBay: a development Pippin. It’s not really a prototype, but a model used for game development. It probably (though not certainly) contains a ROM that allows booting from a hard drive.
