Ah yes. Apple II, Commodore and Amiga. I remember the cassette tape data storage. On the Mac Plus, we had no hard drives, so while working on graphics, it required inserting and ejecting floppies continuously for hours to edit and save a project.
I'm a big fan of The Time Tunnel computers ie Air Force SAGE. Even though they were built in 1954, even today they look futuristic! They were vacuum tube computers, later revised into the Airline reservation system.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Dz2t5EV_NA
Today, Intel Macs can run Windows, and I can run Windows programs directly in OSX with Winebottle or Crossover. PC-Macs= no difference.
I'm a big fan of The Time Tunnel computers ie Air Force SAGE. Even though they were built in 1954, even today they look futuristic! They were vacuum tube computers, later revised into the Airline reservation system.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Dz2t5EV_NA
Today, Intel Macs can run Windows, and I can run Windows programs directly in OSX with Winebottle or Crossover. PC-Macs= no difference.