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James and John discuss eBay finds: 1992 Montgomery Ward newspaper ad, lot of Mac Nubus/PCI cards, and a Macintosh on RISC SDK. They look at iPhone Pocket and look back at iPod Socks. News includes a Macintosh Classic bug and Floppy Flopper.
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James and John discuss eBay finds: Power Macintosh 9600, NIB Macintosh Plus, and SuperBowl XIX Apple items. James shows his collection of boxed copies of Mac OS, and news includes a 68060 modded Mac, Apple's Failed Foray Into Mac Clones, the original Mac calculator design and extended interview footage from Before Macintosh: The Apple Lisa.
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James and John discuss eBay finds: NIB Macintosh System Software Update Verion 5.0, Power Macintosh 8600/300, and Macintosh II. News includes CHIP-8 emulator for classic Macs, 5 1/4" floppy connected to a phone, and System 7 ported to X86.
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James and John discuss eBay finds: 1985 MacCollege binder, Macintosh TV, and 1989 Macintosh Pink OS binder. James opens up another bin of Apple stuff from his colleciton, and news includes a USB-to-ADB keyboard adapter and an archive of Mac programming books.
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James and John discuss eBay finds: six-color Apple decals, NIB Macintosh Plus, and Lionel Apple well car.
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James and John discuss eBay finds: 1983 Apple hoodie, Twentieth Anniversary Crystal Apple, and "What to do next" poster. James rummages through a container full of Apple collectibles, and news includes an RR Auction Apple collection update, great vintage Apple watchface, the ESP32 SoftCard Expansion Card for Apple II, retro Mac sticker, and DockLite G4.
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James and Matthew from MAC Museum discuss eBay finds: Tonka Apple computer crate, 1983 Mac developer's binder, and Mac II with IIfx logicboard. James opens his Collector's Edition Pico-Mac-Nano from 1-bit Rainbow. News includes upgrading iBook soldered RAM and Universal Control for a Macintosh Classic.
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James and John discuss eBay finds: Macintosh advertisement "Best way to evaluate a computer", Power Macintosh 4400, and Apple beach towel. They look back at July 1995 in Macworld magazine, and news includes the Power Mac G4 Cube 25 years later, and Before Macintosh: The story of the Apple Lisa in Hackaday,
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James and John discuss Etsy finds: 90s Macintosh poster, Apple 2 stained glass sign, and sealed box of MacX networking software. John shows us his new scale mouse, and news includes Frame of Preference (A history of Mac settings 1984-2004), and the LisaGUI Lisa Office System recreation in your browser.
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James and John discuss Etsy finds: sealed Guided Tour of Macintosh cassette tape, restored Color Classic II, and PowerPC 603 paperweight. James looks at the book "20 GOTO 10" by Steven Goodwin, and news includes James Wages' SE/30 Retrofit video and Ron's interview with Bill Appleton.
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James and John discuss Etsy finds: Macintosh keychains, 3D Mac icon wallart, Apple logo socks. They look at Conway's Game of Life for Mac, and news includes the end of FireWire, Spigen iMac shaped Watch charger stand, a miniature Mac how-to, Mac-colored filament, and a Mac Classic emulator called Snow.
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James and John discuss eBay finds: Apple plush rat, Macintosh IIsi, and Pioneer MPC-LX100 clone. They look back at June 1985 in Macworld magazine, and news includes the wokyis Mac mini docking enclosurenand the 1-bit rainbow pico-mac-nano.
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James and John discuss eBay finds: Macintosh II, Apple IIc, and $100M Marketing Team Award. They look at the Apple feature in the May/June 1985 issue of Comminication Arts, and news includes a detail foud in Macintosh System 1.0 and revisiting Nanoraptor.
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James and John discuss eBay finds: Power Macintosh G4 with Studio Display, Power Macintosh G3 All-In-One, and SE/30 case with color LCD mod. John digitizes some old Apple VHS tapes revealing the 1984 Macintosh Commercial Epilogue from 1995, and news includes a MacOS software server, and some great retro Mac videos from This Does Not Compute.
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James and John discuss eBay finds: Apple "Ripple" poster, Power Computing PowerBase 180, and Macintosh PowerBook 180c. They check out James's iPhone coaster display, and news includes Apple's vintage/obsolete products, and converting a vintage Mac using a Raspberry Pi.
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James and John discuss eBay finds: Apple "Surfs Up" poster, Apple National Account Support Dealer sign, and AirPods retail display. They look back at Macworld magazine in April 1985, and news includes the Atomic Keyboard, the NTATV Project, and Pico Micro Mac Adapter.
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James and John discuss eBay finds: Apple ceramin plate, Macintosh IIfx, and a Macintosh museum. They highlight some projects from last month's Marchintosh, and news includes A Look Inside MacPaint, Lumon Terminal Pro, and Own a Macintosh video.
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James and John discuss eBay finds: Macintosh Demo CD-ROM, Apple Adjustable Keyboard, and Apple Computer Dealer Sign. They look at more Apple auctions at RR Auction, and news includes an article on Infinite Mac and a look back at iMac.
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James and John discuss eBay finds: Macintosh Demo CD-ROM, Apple Adjustable Keyboard, and Apple Computer Dealer Sign. They look at more Apple auctions at RR Auction, and news includes an article on Infinite Mac and a look back at iMac.
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