“Are you a ‘wizard’?” was the actual question that I was asked by an economics Professor, sometime around 1984 or ’85, when I embedded a spreadsheet-generated bar chart in a document on what was then ...

The pricey piece of gear — the MX200 hits authorized McIntosh dealers in August for $6,000 — can process up to 11.2 channels of uncompressed audio, while also passing along 8K/60 frames per ...

In 1984, a $2.5k computer - with a 9-inch black-and-white display, 128KB RAM, 400 KB floppy drive, and built-in networking - changed everything. Until it didn't. Then these two things saved the Mac.

Buyers would not be able to buy the 512k version, the so-called Fat Mac, until September of 1984. Even then, they'd have to pay more for it. The Fat Mac cost $3,195 at launch.

One contained a Macintosh 512K and the other an Apple LaserWriter printer. He also handed me a box of software: Aldus PageMaker V 1.2. Then he left.

Mac 512K 2 Articles . Teensy Stands In For The Motorola 68k. October 31, 2023 by Bryan Cockfield 24 Comments . While it might not seem like it today, there was a time in the not-too-distant past ...

In fact, this was the basis for the Macintosh 512k in the 1980s, whose main feature was that it was essentially the same machine as the Macintosh 128k, ...

The 256K Macintosh was followed in short order by the Macintosh 512K, then the Macintosh SE, and by 1989, the Macintosh SE30. I met my first Mac, a 512K model, I think, in 1986.

Apple Computer Inc., while still basking in the glow of record first quarter earnings, Thursday officially unveiled one of the worst-kept secrets in Silicon Valley: the Macintosh Plus. ”We fe… ...

Apple Computer Inc. said it will replace its low-end Macintosh 512K with an enhanced version that will feature disc drives with double the current capacity and a new chip that will allow faster ...