Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Happy 27th birthday, Macintosh

Filed under: Apple, Macby Kelly Hodgkins (RSS feed) on Jan 24th 2011 8: 45AMApple unveiled its first Macintosh brand computer 27 years ago today. Steve Jobs, Apple Macintosh, 24. January 1984, and received the Wild applause of 3000 people in the crowd. The original Apple Macintosh was the first personal computer, is powered by Mac OS then treats us lovingly called system 1.0. All-in-one beige case, includes 9-inch monitor, a convenient handle HDV and comes with a keyboard and mouse. It also offered 8 MHz processor, 128 KB DRAM, 16-bit bus, and the non-expandable internal components.

It was originally introduced simply to the Apple Macintosh and was re branded as the Macintosh 128 K, when its big brother the Macintosh 512 K, was introduced in September 1984. History-making computer debuted as the price tag of $ 2495. For those who wish to experience a piece of history, by Steve job is unveiling, Apple Macintosh, in the light of the above and the famous "1984" Ridley Scott TELEVISION commercial that aired during Super Bowl XVIII is after the break. Enjoy!


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