Apple's Computer Birthday: The Mac at 27 - The Mac Observer

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Apple's Computer Birthday: The Mac at 27 The Mac Observer Apple unveiled the first Macintosh computer on January 24, 1984, and 28 years later the company's little all-in-one computer is still going strong. The first Mac sported an 8MHz processor and 128K of RAM, a built-in 9-inch monochrome screen with a 512 ... Here's a rare prototype translucent Apple hard drive circa 19859 to 5 Mac all 2 news articles »

Are we living in a post-PC and a post-Mac world? - The Guardian

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Are we living in a post-PC and a post-Mac world? The Guardian Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, openly admits that the iPad cannibalizes Mac sales – and quickly points out that there's much more to cannibalize on the Windows side. Last quarter, the Windows business declined by some 6%. Worldwide PC sales were, at best, ... and more »

Oakland Raiders Fan's Look at Super Bowl Commercials from Raiders' Last ... - Yahoo! Sports

Oakland Raiders Fan's Look at Super Bowl Commercials from Raiders' Last ... Yahoo! Sports Going back to the Raiders last Super Bowl victory that was played on January 22, 1984, one of the most popular ads that ran was for Apple computers. The commercial was the introduction to the Apple MacIntosh, and at the end, running across the screen ... and more »

Super Bowl Commercials 2012: Will Galaxy Note ad Have Impact on Sales? - International Business Times

Super Bowl Commercials 2012: Will Galaxy Note ad Have Impact on Sales? International Business Times In 1984, Apple introduced its Macintosh computer at Super Bowl and, to date, it has been billed as one of the top 10 Super Bowl ads. And, though the ad did not help Apple overtake Microsoft in the personal computer market, it is remembered as one of ... and more »

5 free operating systems that aren't Linux - IBNLive.com

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5 free operating systems that aren't Linux IBNLive.com The war of operating systems started decades ago, and the first mainstream desktop OS war took place between the Macintosh and Windows operating system. Operating systems are the first bit of software that go into our computer. and more »