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paulrickards
@paulrickards@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 days ago
A PocketCHIP hand held computer on a desk using a #2 pencil as a stand. The case is in a warm beige color with round keys. On the screen is Mac System 7.5 with SuperPaint loaded. A document is open showing cursive hello. On the desk is a rainbow 3D printed cursive hello in front of a Lisa computer and keyboard.
A PocketCHIP hand held computer on a desk using a #2 pencil as a stand. The case is in a warm beige color with round keys. On the screen is Mac System 7.5 with SuperPaint loaded. A document is open showing cursive hello. On the desk is a rainbow 3D printed cursive hello in front of a Lisa computer and keyboard.
A PocketCHIP hand held computer on a desk using a #2 pencil as a stand. The case is in a warm beige color with round keys. On the screen is Mac System 7.5 with SuperPaint loaded. A document is open showing cursive hello. On the desk is a rainbow 3D printed cursive hello in front of a Lisa computer and keyboard.
paulrickards
@paulrickards@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 years ago
A PocketCHIP sitting on top of an ImageWriter II. The printer has a piece of paper coming out with printing on it: the ResEdit icon with the text Hello from the PocketChip next to it. On the screen of the PocketCHIP is the same document that's in the printer but in color as displayed in Quark XPress.
A PocketCHIP sitting on top of an ImageWriter II. The printer has a piece of paper coming out with printing on it: the ResEdit icon with the text Hello from the PocketChip next to it. On the screen of the PocketCHIP is the same document that's in the printer but in color as displayed in Quark XPress.
A PocketCHIP sitting on top of an ImageWriter II. The printer has a piece of paper coming out with printing on it: the ResEdit icon with the text Hello from the PocketChip next to it. On the screen of the PocketCHIP is the same document that's in the printer but in color as displayed in Quark XPress.
A PocketCHIP handheld computer showing a emulated Mac running System 7.5.5. Netscape 2.0 is running on the Mac and showing the Apple homepage from 1998 when the iMac was introduced. It says hello in a script font and below in a serif font it says (again).
A PocketCHIP handheld computer showing a emulated Mac running System 7.5.5. Netscape 2.0 is running on the Mac and showing the Apple homepage from 1998 when the iMac was introduced. It says hello in a script font and below in a serif font it says (again).
A PocketCHIP handheld computer showing a emulated Mac running System 7.5.5. Netscape 2.0 is running on the Mac and showing the Apple homepage from 1998 when the iMac was introduced. It says hello in a script font and below in a serif font it says (again).
paulrickards
@paulrickards@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 days ago
A PocketCHIP hand held computer on a desk using a #2 pencil as a stand. The case is in a warm beige color with round keys. On the screen is Mac System 7.5 with SuperPaint loaded. A document is open showing cursive hello. On the desk is a rainbow 3D printed cursive hello in front of a Lisa computer and keyboard.
A PocketCHIP hand held computer on a desk using a #2 pencil as a stand. The case is in a warm beige color with round keys. On the screen is Mac System 7.5 with SuperPaint loaded. A document is open showing cursive hello. On the desk is a rainbow 3D printed cursive hello in front of a Lisa computer and keyboard.
A PocketCHIP hand held computer on a desk using a #2 pencil as a stand. The case is in a warm beige color with round keys. On the screen is Mac System 7.5 with SuperPaint loaded. A document is open showing cursive hello. On the desk is a rainbow 3D printed cursive hello in front of a Lisa computer and keyboard.
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vga256
@vga256@dialup.cafe  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
the covers of four issues of wired magazine, from 2000 to 2004. Top left, clockwise: Microsoft introduces the xbox in 2001 An issue on Moby and music in 2002 an issue on linus torvalds and free open source software in 2004 an issue on microsoft’s antitrust case in 2000.
the covers of four issues of wired magazine, from 2000 to 2004. Top left, clockwise: Microsoft introduces the xbox in 2001 An issue on Moby and music in 2002 an issue on linus torvalds and free open source software in 2004 an issue on microsoft’s antitrust case in 2000.
the covers of four issues of wired magazine, from 2000 to 2004. Top left, clockwise: Microsoft introduces the xbox in 2001 An issue on Moby and music in 2002 an issue on linus torvalds and free open source software in 2004 an issue on microsoft’s antitrust case in 2000.
vga256
@vga256@dialup.cafe  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
the covers of four issues of wired magazine, from 2000 to 2004. Top left, clockwise: Microsoft introduces the xbox in 2001 An issue on Moby and music in 2002 an issue on linus torvalds and free open source software in 2004 an issue on microsoft’s antitrust case in 2000.
the covers of four issues of wired magazine, from 2000 to 2004. Top left, clockwise: Microsoft introduces the xbox in 2001 An issue on Moby and music in 2002 an issue on linus torvalds and free open source software in 2004 an issue on microsoft’s antitrust case in 2000.
the covers of four issues of wired magazine, from 2000 to 2004. Top left, clockwise: Microsoft introduces the xbox in 2001 An issue on Moby and music in 2002 an issue on linus torvalds and free open source software in 2004 an issue on microsoft’s antitrust case in 2000.
Dr. Juande Santander-Vela
@juandesant@mathstodon.xyz  ·  activity timestamp 4 months ago
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paulrickards
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paulrickards
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paulrickards
@paulrickards@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 months ago
Two pages from MacWorld Oct 1989 special issue that headlines "8b-it upgrades invade Apple. Get all the gory details." It shows a picture of a small motherboard floating above a beige Apple Scanner, purportedly the new motherboard is the upgrade. Full text from the ad: "It takes less than thirty minutes for an 8-bit Abaton Upgrade to invade your Apple scanner. And once the upgrade is in place, you'll see more detail in your scanned images. Details that won't show up on a 4-bit scanner. Like subtleties in shading or gradations. Because with Abaton's 8 bit Upgrade, your Apple scanner can read 256 shades of gray (versus the 16 shades you currently get). So your black-and-white photographs look as good on your computer as they do on paper. And you'll see more of the richness and subtlety of the original photo when the scanned image is printed on a phototypesetter. Which means that you can use your scanned images as final art. The Abaton 8-bit Upgrade is completely painless. There's no dragging your scanner down to the local store. You simply place the order. and within 48 hours a technician will call to schedule the thirty-minute upgrade at your home or office. Your upgraded scanner is covered for 90 days with our basic warranty, or you can extend your warranty for longer coverage. There's no risk to you. But the biggest advantage is that the Abaton 8-bit Upgrade makes it easier for you to publish. Because now you can see exactly what each page looks like- photographs and all...
Two pages from MacWorld Oct 1989 special issue that headlines "8b-it upgrades invade Apple. Get all the gory details." It shows a picture of a small motherboard floating above a beige Apple Scanner, purportedly the new motherboard is the upgrade. Full text from the ad: "It takes less than thirty minutes for an 8-bit Abaton Upgrade to invade your Apple scanner. And once the upgrade is in place, you'll see more detail in your scanned images. Details that won't show up on a 4-bit scanner. Like subtleties in shading or gradations. Because with Abaton's 8 bit Upgrade, your Apple scanner can read 256 shades of gray (versus the 16 shades you currently get). So your black-and-white photographs look as good on your computer as they do on paper. And you'll see more of the richness and subtlety of the original photo when the scanned image is printed on a phototypesetter. Which means that you can use your scanned images as final art. The Abaton 8-bit Upgrade is completely painless. There's no dragging your scanner down to the local store. You simply place the order. and within 48 hours a technician will call to schedule the thirty-minute upgrade at your home or office. Your upgraded scanner is covered for 90 days with our basic warranty, or you can extend your warranty for longer coverage. There's no risk to you. But the biggest advantage is that the Abaton 8-bit Upgrade makes it easier for you to publish. Because now you can see exactly what each page looks like- photographs and all...
Two pages from MacWorld Oct 1989 special issue that headlines "8b-it upgrades invade Apple. Get all the gory details." It shows a picture of a small motherboard floating above a beige Apple Scanner, purportedly the new motherboard is the upgrade. Full text from the ad: "It takes less than thirty minutes for an 8-bit Abaton Upgrade to invade your Apple scanner. And once the upgrade is in place, you'll see more detail in your scanned images. Details that won't show up on a 4-bit scanner. Like subtleties in shading or gradations. Because with Abaton's 8 bit Upgrade, your Apple scanner can read 256 shades of gray (versus the 16 shades you currently get). So your black-and-white photographs look as good on your computer as they do on paper. And you'll see more of the richness and subtlety of the original photo when the scanned image is printed on a phototypesetter. Which means that you can use your scanned images as final art. The Abaton 8-bit Upgrade is completely painless. There's no dragging your scanner down to the local store. You simply place the order. and within 48 hours a technician will call to schedule the thirty-minute upgrade at your home or office. Your upgraded scanner is covered for 90 days with our basic warranty, or you can extend your warranty for longer coverage. There's no risk to you. But the biggest advantage is that the Abaton 8-bit Upgrade makes it easier for you to publish. Because now you can see exactly what each page looks like- photographs and all...
paulrickards
@paulrickards@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 months ago
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