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25 Jan 2014
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So, yesterday, the Mac turned 30.
And, while I’m not going to share my personal, and boring, memories of me using Macs, here’s a small round up of links to celebrate properly!
Apple added a wonderful section to its site (gorgeous photography for a responsive website) dedicated to the entire Mac lineup and the people using it. And, I agree with John Gruber when it says that “Steve Jobs wouldn’t have done it”.
Phil Schiller says that “the Mac keeps going forever” in this interesting interview to some of Apple’s top execs on Macworld.
I always liked the compactness of the original Macintosh 128K. Now, I enjoy ifixit.com finally tearing it down.
If you want to see a big collection of Macs old and new, better turn to Riccardo Mori.
A short summary (in Italian) of the history of the Mac on Panorama.
But the best way to learn how the Mac came to live is to go and peruse folklore.org.
And what about having a font depicting every Mac ever made? OSXDaily just discovered how to get that font, straight from Apple’s site.
Last, but not least, a gallery of Mac starring in movies and tv series.
