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A computer system manufactured by [[Apple Computer]] originally introduced in 1984. It comes in two distinct flavors, A 680x0 and later PowerPC based line of computers designed by Apple that ran a single tasking operating system called Finder (Later rechristened MacOS), and more recently a line of [[IBM PC]] compatible PC's that run MacOS X, an operating system derived from [[NeXTStep]]. | A computer system manufactured by [[Apple Computer]] originally introduced in 1984. It comes in two distinct flavors, A 680x0 and later PowerPC based line of computers designed by Apple that ran a single tasking operating system called Finder (Later rechristened MacOS), and more recently a line of [[IBM PC]] compatible PC's that run MacOS X, an operating system derived from [[NeXTStep]]. | ||
==Publications== | |||
* Steven Levy: ''Insanely Great'' - Viking Press 1994, ISBN 0-670-85244-9 | |||
==Links== | |||
* http://lowendmac.com/profiles.htm | |||
[[Category:Hardware platforms]] | [[Category:Hardware platforms]] | ||
Revision as of 18:04, 26 February 2017
A computer system manufactured by Apple Computer originally introduced in 1984. It comes in two distinct flavors, A 680x0 and later PowerPC based line of computers designed by Apple that ran a single tasking operating system called Finder (Later rechristened MacOS), and more recently a line of IBM PC compatible PC's that run MacOS X, an operating system derived from NeXTStep.
Publications
- Steven Levy: Insanely Great - Viking Press 1994, ISBN 0-670-85244-9