I got my first Apple Macintosh in 1984 for my birthday. I remember giving it to my younger brother for his University studies. I hated the tiny B&W screen. I didn't use a Macintosh until I inherited a IIfx that came with a publishing/printing business that I bought. I used that until I bought a Quadra 950 which was a decent step up in performance for a while and then the business bought two Powermac 9500/200's and these lasted me until they were sold and I transferred to B&W G3's and then a succession of G4 towers and the first of the huge G5 towers until I sold the business in 2006 and retired. I set up a Power Macintosh 6100 for my parents to connect to the Internet. Been quite some journey! I have an entire spare room full of Macs and HDD's etc with too much to list here. Good memories. ))

@70s80sRetroRewind

21 күн бұрын

That's quite a history with Apple computers! Thanks for sharing.

@ohwhyevenbother

21 күн бұрын

@@70s80sRetroRewind Sorry if it was a bit long winded. Oops...

@70s80sRetroRewind

21 күн бұрын

@@ohwhyevenbother No worries. I enjoyed reading your post.

Oooh you've got the 12" monitor too. Those were nice.

@70s80sRetroRewind

Ай бұрын

That size monitor flowed well with the LC. I recall there was a larger monitor, but it was a big jump in price.

Was it really only a 16-bit data bus? I thought it was 32-bit processing but a 24-bit data bus? My first Mac was a IIsi, which I know was 32-bit "clean" so I never had to worry about the LC and the issues it may have had with System 7.1 or 7.5 back in the day...

@70s80sRetroRewind

2 ай бұрын

Yup, sadly it was built on a 16-bit data bus. That said, it worked well enough at the time. (I'm jealous of your Mac II 👍)

If you ever get this LC working in 512x384 on a TFT please let me know. My machine runs on 6.08. which is faster than MacOS7.