It stole the iPhone 7's Audio Jack, Greedy bastard!

@jimupthebob8390

7 жыл бұрын

Petey 😂😂😂

@urielc918

7 жыл бұрын

Petey lol

@user-do6bc6of2n

7 жыл бұрын

Petey typically apple to piss of the consumer forcing us to purchase their stupid over priced product telling us go fuck yourselfs we can do it and be jerks about it . i remember how they pissed of every one with the original iphone with itsh nearow headphone jack. damn MOFOS

@paulw7753

7 жыл бұрын

So how many of each color DID you buy then eh....? Lulz

@ceasar12c

7 жыл бұрын

I bought 10 of them for $50 apiece. The color imac was coming in, and everyone was getting rid of these machines fast. This was a awesome machine for it's time, and was faster than the colored Imac.

Two audio jacks? My my, how things have changed..

@alfhonikmusic

7 жыл бұрын

Ahh I see what you did there lmao. Changed for the good. I can't wait for some high quality lightning audio! :)

@wafflesyem

7 жыл бұрын

Oh, you mean the lightning audio that you can get on the iPhone 5 up to 6S? All of which are devices with the audio jack?AWEEDEN Official

@alfhonikmusic

7 жыл бұрын

Yep. Which is why the audio jack is pointless. I honestly think the aux jack should have been removed earlier on. But also, it will push audio companies to develop better lightning products now that they won't have access to aux any more. And all android companies are following apple and starting to remove headphone jacks too. I think tech just moves forwards, and this is a part of that. :)

@wafflesyem

7 жыл бұрын

The lack of a thing that is universal and cheap is not moving forward. It's taking a step back. And I'd like to know why you thing that royalty fees for using lightning and more expensive products because a DAC now has to be in every pair of headphones. This does not push technology forward and it damages the entire industry. The only reason Apple removed the jack was because they knew that they could make a hell of a lot more money that way.

@alfhonikmusic

7 жыл бұрын

From the perspective of a music producer, aux is incredibly awful. Lightning is a way we can finally have audio quality levels on par with XLR audio and optical audio. Plus, the fact the DAC is in the headphones means manufactures have more control over how the audio sounds. And companies like Sennheiser are extremely openly excited about having control over the DAC.

Its not ugly at all. Not compared to PCs of the era.

@Linkz64

8 жыл бұрын

+Bruno Buneck Dude the macs look better but they work pretty much the same as they did back then... now PC are way better ;)

@drMINDdamage

8 жыл бұрын

+TheLinkzGamer PC's aren't even close... That piece of shit windows is driving me insane... It is so bad...

@Linkz64

8 жыл бұрын

+drMINDdamage They both are the same just different layouts on the software. And you can get PCs faster than a mac at the same price. But usually the one you use is the one you stick with and if you used the PC first for a week you would have known how yo use it :)

@drMINDdamage

8 жыл бұрын

TheLinkzGamer I have only used PC's for about 10 years and I can't stand Microsoft's nonsence anymore. I am getting a Mac as soon as possible and will probably install linux on my current laptop.

@Bruno-Guitarist

8 жыл бұрын

+drMINDdamage How come?

The G3/4/5 Towers, the Mac Pro tower and even the Mac G4 Cube had fairly simple "Pull tab, remove motherboard" features. Hell, even the trashcan Mac Pro is wildly easy to open up. When intended to be worked on from the inside, Apple industrial design will do the cleverest things to help you inside there. When not, well, it's all glue and pentalobe bits.

@ZILOGz80VIDEOS

8 жыл бұрын

+taitaisanchez Not even just apple, the Compaq Pressario 425, and a number of other all in ones, had the same drawer thing. And the Performas and the LC's also let you do that too.

@Synthematix

8 жыл бұрын

+Ｔｈｅ Ｃｏｍｐｕｔｅｎｔ yep this things copied from Fujitsi/ICL's PCTV

@cdigames

8 жыл бұрын

+taitaisanchez I mean heck, every Apple AIO I had owned before the G3 days pulled out like this. And their towers were even better, with doors and whole sections folding out of the way! It was fantastic!

@BenjiSun

7 жыл бұрын

IIRC the IIv series and their Performa successors had some kind of a hinged duplex motherboard system. the outer case is pull tab removable, then 2/3rds of the insides could be lifted to open up the bottom layer for replacing parts. back in the days Macs were amazing machine. then they ignored the spiritual successor BeOS and went with OS8, the Mac equivalent to the heaping pile of crap that is Win 8.

@luiszapata3897

7 жыл бұрын

taitaisanchez I do believe Apple Color Classic was the first if not one of the first to have that slide out motherboard idea.

The G3 All-In-One had "personality" cards similar to it's bigger brother, the G3 MiniTower. Basically (as you mentioned) there was no audio input on the Mac. Therefore, these "personality" cards let you choose what type of personality your Mac would have. Video input capability, audio input, or even DVD playback, your choice. The cards had names, "Whisper" was the name of the audio-only card, "Wings" was the name of the A/V input/output card, and "Bordeaux" was the name of the video card which supported DVD-Video playback (it had an MPEG decoder chip inside). [The DVD playback card was only shipped with the G3 Desktop or Minitower] I actually like this All-In-One model. It's more expandable and on-par for processing speed iMac. (You say it's a 333MHz CPU, but only 233MHz or 266MHz speeds were available on the All-In-One, so maybe a typo, or somebody upgraded the CPU) It has the legacy I/O (including SCSI, which is interesting for a Mac with an internal IDE drive), and provides easy-access to the motherboard and easy expansion via PCI slots. It even had a monitor out jack, something that the iMac did not gain until the "Special Edition" slot-load DV models.

@macpipkin

8 жыл бұрын

+Steven M (PowerBook86) You nailed it...

@PhillyMJS

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, those AV ports were not unique to the G3 AIO at all. My Power Mac 7600/132 had all those in 1996. IIRC they started popping up on all the PCI based Power Macs.

Them educators are just perverts

@PongoXBongo

7 жыл бұрын

Repressed sexuality will do that to a person.

@BassGuitarGuy128

7 жыл бұрын

If they manage to see breasts in that plastic, I'd argue they're the ones with the problems. They probably had classroom rules of the minimum allowable separation between two round objects. "Two oranges shall not come closer than six inches from each other to avoid boob mirage."

It's not that ugly, imo it's not ugly at all

@weezerbluealbum5984

8 жыл бұрын

Glad I'm not the only one who thinks this

@vixeyv

8 жыл бұрын

+jack burzynski its ugly because it's not Apple beautiful - sleek and simple... complexity made simple is sophistication in Apples eyes

@Dwornlk

8 жыл бұрын

VixeyVixen so "apple beautiful" means pretty much useless if you want something more than basics

@vixeyv

8 жыл бұрын

seems like it!

@TheRetroMacNerd

8 жыл бұрын

Its beautiful

holy siht... this is THE BEST case design of any computer ever made. just slide out the bottom and instant access to the motherboard. its freaking brilliant. Open Air case dissipates 90% of the heat, YES!. 3 Legacy Drives for loading your old storage media, YES!. built in Capture Card integrated into the OS, YES!. .. oh apple, what happened?, how could you go so wrong?, 20 years later and now you have removed the headphone port from iPhone 7 !!. dammit apple... no... just NO!.

@ZILOGz80VIDEOS

7 жыл бұрын

Apple didn't actually invent this, all in one systems like the Compaq Presario 425 were doing the drawer thing in 1992 and even earlier.

@aidanmontgomery9772

7 жыл бұрын

They have had easy to service slide out chassis systems since back around the 1950s or 60s in the older model televisions.

@averyoriginalname1547

7 жыл бұрын

"built in Capture Card integrated into the OS" Mister, you just said one stupid thing. You said that the capture card is integrated into the operating system. WTF

@artb1624

7 жыл бұрын

Quasar, with the works in a drawer!

What do you mean I'm wrong? I guessed Ireland as that's where they also built Apple Pippins at the time >:(

@Larry

8 жыл бұрын

Sam Gates That's good, a lot of Irish made stuff is high quality. Aside from Delorians.

@rahulr03

8 жыл бұрын

+Sam Gates Hey, as a fellow teen who is in school myself, you are just making us look bad. I agree with Will. Please stop making the people's average look of a teenager as we are immature and uneducated.

@rahulr03

8 жыл бұрын

Sam Gates What..? Was that an attempt at being sarcastic? Your doing it wrong.

@rahulr03

8 жыл бұрын

Sam Gates I'm sorry, can you speak English? Or at least French? Maybe Creole?

@rahulr03

8 жыл бұрын

Sam Gates It's not an exam. It's a section where people can start conversations and talk about the video that they all just watched. However, If you want to make a comment, make it so that people can understand it. I'm fine with people not putting capitals or spelling a few words wrong, but when you literally can't understand it, that's bad.

Well, obviously I think everything about this video is awesome.

@snazzy

9 жыл бұрын

Matthew Pearce Kind words from the master himself! Thanks a lot, Matt. :D

@natanel8962

9 жыл бұрын

+Eithan Katz what does that have to do with anything?

I did guess Ireland..

@wclark3196

6 жыл бұрын

Me three.

@XCombatXCarrotX

6 жыл бұрын

same here im not wrong YOUR WRONG!! lol

@aircoolbro21scndling49

5 жыл бұрын

Lol I was about to comment this

@LongValleyPoetics

5 жыл бұрын

Same herea

@QuarioQuario54321

5 жыл бұрын

Adrian Onute I went with Canada

Far from being one of the first Macs with ATA/IDE instead of SCSI for the hard drive. There were Quadras, Performas, and PowerMacs use ATA/IDE more than 3 years before the G3 AIO and the Macintosh TV had an IDE drive back in 93. The 8600 and 9600s also had translucent green plastics (albeit, not as much as the AIO) a good year before these too.

BUT ...any PC at that time was way, way uglier. And still is.

@carloters

7 жыл бұрын

Everdry☑️♦️♥️♦️♥️♦️♥️

@SpicyMemez

7 жыл бұрын

apple is shit

Actually, sorry to burst your bubble (AND I KNOW THE VIDEO IS FROM 2015 BUT.) The Power Macintosh G3 AIO was not the first and only Macintosh to support video capture by stock configuration, as the Power Macintosh 7500 had a built-in video capture solution on the board, and also recorded in real time. For the release dates sake, the 7500 released in 1995, and the G3 AIO released in 1998. Sure it didn't record in 480i like the G3, but it still can be classified as the first.

@benjaminbenjamin6422

6 жыл бұрын

Schwagz don’t forget the Quadras.

@NineteenEightyFive

6 жыл бұрын

Quadra 660AV and 840AV came out before the 7500

@JamieOurada

6 жыл бұрын

Also there were a number of Performa models that came with video capture... I had a 6400/180 that did it. BTW, many of the Performas had a slide-out motherboard much like the AIO

@Psyburchylde

5 жыл бұрын

I have a working Performa 5200CD that does video capture as well.

@bad_collector

5 жыл бұрын

Performa 638CD also shipped with a built-in video capture in the stock configuration. That was in 1994.

Your camera guy needs to learn to take some shots other than completely zoomed in so we can see what the thing fully looks like. Its pretty annoying.

Am I the only one who thinks the blue plastic iMac is uglier than the one he's showing us?

@ethnikLSD

8 жыл бұрын

+Barp the Lukey yes

@jeena256

8 жыл бұрын

+Barp the Lukey At least it is more practical than the blue one.

Awesome video!

@latoyahenry3612

9 жыл бұрын

Cool

@snazzy

9 жыл бұрын

Danny Winget Thanks Danny!

How is the removable tray 'unlike Apple'? They did similar things with the later PowerMacs and the Mac Pro, Apple were actually kind of well known for it.

@kwhalo4217

8 жыл бұрын

+Haz Hartridge It's because today, Apple decides to solder all the components down. If the MacBook Pro's of today had upgradeable parts, I could justify upgrading my MacBook.

@SimHarrison

8 жыл бұрын

Phillip Jernigan Still though, calling it 'unlike apple' is pretty ignorant since Apple did that on all their high-end desktop computers in the 2000s.

@kwhalo4217

8 жыл бұрын

+Haz Hartridge Heck, even their consumer grade products had upgradeable parts. But I do agree. I was just stating how I could see why someone would say it.

@Wistbacka

8 жыл бұрын

+Haz Hartridge He talks about the general image that Apple has TODAY. Ask any normal Apple user, or normal PC-user for that matter, if they think of Apple as a brand that stands for smart solutions for easy access to components? I bet you non. His comment is more of an ironic nudge that Apple USED to be practical, but have now left that practicality in the past.

How does this channel not have over 500,000 subscribers?

@snazzy

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words!

@ajmetz82

8 жыл бұрын

+SBF I was about to navigate away - but go on then, I'll subscribe, ^_^.

@csch92

8 жыл бұрын

+SBF i just helped him getting closer to that :D he got my sub today ^^

@theofficialmuffincrc

8 жыл бұрын

Way to rub it in

@WedgeBob

8 жыл бұрын

+Conor O'Carroll At least Ireland's better than China!

audio on your videos is an absolute treat

@snazzy

7 жыл бұрын

+TheAlexBoro Cheers! :)

@chrisphil510

7 жыл бұрын

Snazzy Labs he. Might of actually said trash

@JoRosieQueen68

7 жыл бұрын

Still looks way cooler than the 2013 mac pro.

The CD-ROM drive being only read-only (as implied by the term CD-ROM) was not really a drawback in 1998. I can't really remember a lot of computers having a CD-R drive in 1998. So an optical drive being read-only was pretty standard.

@n__neen

8 жыл бұрын

+CategorySchematic also it was not one of the first macs to ship with an IDE hard drive. See: the performa 6360 which i used to own. Released in 1996.

@bomcabedal

8 жыл бұрын

+CategorySchematic I think the first was the Mac LC III+ which introduced ATA drives as a cost-saving measure in October of 1993.

@n__neen

8 жыл бұрын

I guess I worded that poorly. I wasn't saying that Performa model was the first because I didn't feel like looking it up. I was just using it as an example as it came out well before the G3 AIO.

@junkboxxxxxx

4 жыл бұрын

CD burners were so expensive and it would take overnight to toast a disc

Very interesting.

Maybe I misunderstand what you mean by "video capture by stock configuration" at 6:10 but I owned a Quadra 840AV and it was the first Mac to offer those features stock and on a 40Mhz 68k cpu in 1994. Your videos are fantastic! Thanks for all the great content and exceptional quality.

I thought myself a Machead but I'd never heard of this computer. Fascinating video! Thanks for opening it up and showing + talking about the internals.

WHAT, Apple making something EASY to service????!!!! :)

@roml1289

5 жыл бұрын

No wonder it was discontinued after only 4 months...

@AiOinc1

5 жыл бұрын

And then they claimed they had invented the method of doing it... Many IBM and Compaq machines had removable motherboard trays long before this!

@thealaskan1635

5 жыл бұрын

Uh, they did, Microdink!

@Uejji

5 жыл бұрын

Yes. As recent as the Powermac G5 (perhaps later), Apple computers were easy to service, and Apple even commonly showed off how easy their new computers were to take apart and service during their product introducions.

@Nik6644

3 жыл бұрын

AIO inc. I’m so sick of the whole „and then they claim they invented it“ argument because it’s almost never the case. Apple usually doesn’t say they invented it or that it’s the first of its kind.

I remember having some of those at school. Great review. Thanks.

@n_3719

8 жыл бұрын

+Sam Scholes Me too :)

@mariomario813

8 жыл бұрын

We Had Windows Xps when that was a thing with Word 2003

OMG my elementary school used to have these computers!! I completely forgot about them, thanks for posting this! I spent many a happy class period with Type to Learn!

This was totally awesome to watch! I had no idea this Mac ever existed. Thanks for the history lesson man!

I remember when this hit my elementary school...I would record a phrase like "eat my shorts." and then it'd play it when ever someone pressed the spacebar..

i don't appreciate you telling me that i'm wrong

I was a certified apple tech back in 1999 and I never remember seeing this computer, ever. I thought I had seen it all from that era... Great video!

ooooo, I remember this thing!!!!! My mind was blown as a child when I saw this sitting in my classtoom, I would always look for the "tower" and try to figure out how the damn thing worked.....this was the fastest PC in our class at the time....the rest of the systems were old power macs that were in the lower 100Mhz.

I loved this thing! It's so hard to find them over here in the UK. It's been on my wanted list for years now. Molar Mac FTW!

@theawesomelyfuntech2249

9 жыл бұрын

The PowerPC Hub 2 hey Niall! :) Did't know you watch Quinn.

@LightBulbFun

9 жыл бұрын

The PowerPC Hub 2 Same here... I really want one too LOL

@snazzy

9 жыл бұрын

The PowerPC Hub 2 Hope you find one! They're pretty neat!

Great video Quinn!

@canoopsy

8 жыл бұрын

Haha, thanks!

I had several people at the university I work at who had it, most of them loved the expanding ability of the system. Our communication depart got one to use for making video clips for marketing. It worked well for what they were doing. I still have my Mac Plus I got in 1985, and my SE30 I got several years later.

Oh man, I had one of these growing up. It was a decommissioned model that we acquired because my grandpa worked in the school district. I never knew it was so special and full of firsts. I have fond memories of playing black & white shufflepuck cafe on it, good times ^^

Quinn kinda looks canadian with the mustache and beard

@snazzy

5 жыл бұрын

My mother is, so maybe that’s where I get it 😉

okay it was a dog Ugly design but was a good Machine. it had much potential people do not look beyond its design . never judge a Book by its cover

@snazzy

7 жыл бұрын

+Joseph Sungkawa I mention several times why it was a cool machine if you bothered to watch the video. :)

@user-do6bc6of2n

7 жыл бұрын

I actually did watch the video

@user-do6bc6of2n

7 жыл бұрын

Muno meh just bring it on im ready

You have the event 20/20bas v3. I wanted so hard to buy them but everybody told me that they have no warranty in spain so i bought a pair of focal alpha 80. The event 20/20 from your point of view are worth it??

Great blast from the past. I used to help produce a little “tv show” for my old elementary school and we used this machine to easily overlay text onto the video for a “professional” look

Is it just me that thinks it doesn't look that bad?

@steamd95

5 жыл бұрын

Jamie Mason I agree with you

I used this PC in Elementary and Middle school And found one in one of my High School class And the High School one has Adobe Flash and the browser was Netscape Navigator and I streamed a music video Cool Mac from 90s Well Apple is smart. Too smart

I literally had a closet full of these things at one point. My dad would get old Macs from schools and colleges and he managed to get quite a few of these molars. I loved them. We used them for Starcraft lan parties. We would wipe them, install Starcraft and Brood War, leave a copy of the game in the CD drive, and keep the lot of them in a closet. When it was time for the lan party we would pull out a folding table, set up the Molars (which is so much easier using AIOs), plug them all into a small ethernet switch, and play Starcraft until the wee hours of the morn while my dad would make dozens of cheese quesadillas and gallons of Cool-Aid. When we were done they would all go back into the closet and wait for another day. :D And man were they heavy...

The Quadra 660AV came with video capture built in.

4:47 I guessed correctly! But that's partly because I know a fair bit about Foxconn.

@gandorf55

8 жыл бұрын

+patriotbarrow fuck foxconn! they pay cheap to people! not to mention i make 3 times the money now then foxconn piece of shit!

@patriotbarrow

8 жыл бұрын

BLOODYRAINBOW - SFM SOURCE FILMAKER DUDE Well, they're Chinese so my expectations are very low do begin with.

@electricmiragemedia

8 жыл бұрын

+patriotbarrow They're actually Taiwanese. The workers at the factory in China are Chinese.

@patriotbarrow

8 жыл бұрын

+MASCULINE MCGAINS I really don't mean to get political and you are, technically, correct. However, Taiwan is the Republic of China (the ones who aren't communists). I think that makes them Chinese.

@TerryGrancho

8 жыл бұрын

+MASCULINE MCCAINS Even though they don't like it, they are nothing but Chinese...

Retro review is AWESOMR. Keep up the good work.

Worked a project for a school district around the turn of the millennium, and they had a bunch of these systems. Upgrading the memory on them was a breeze, and they were also much faster than many of the older Macs that the school district still had.

I bought one of these back in 2004 and made some upgrades plus I painted the entire case. Man playing with this computer was so much fun. This thing was huge and heavy though. At that time I was learning video editing and when I tried to edit a small clip on this mac, oh boy was it sloooow. Eventually I gave it to the goodwill

Didn't the G4 also have translucent plastic?

@snazzy

7 жыл бұрын

+Jim Walker Yes but this came years before. :)

@jessbowers

7 жыл бұрын

The Power Macintosh G3 Mini Tower had a translucent handle on the top. That came out 6 months before (November 1997) . But this one is the first to have large translucent parts of the external case.

@JimJWalker

7 жыл бұрын

Jess Bowers Ahhh, thank you.

Looks a lot better than most Windows PC makers. lol

@calv1nl0v3r

9 жыл бұрын

Michael Nguyen What. Windows is the OS. Not the PC. How stupid can you possibly be, Windows doesn't even make PCs.

@infusion111

9 жыл бұрын

OneLifeLeft "Windows" technically isn't a company, so no, "Windows" doesn't technically make ANYTHING, Microsoft does.

@MichaelNNguyen

9 жыл бұрын

OneLifeLeft lol must be a Windows fanboy

@calv1nl0v3r

9 жыл бұрын

Michael Nguyen And clearly you are an Apple fanboy. The fact still remains, you are an idiot. Windows doesn't make PCs. Windows is an OS.

@QuantaSolace

9 жыл бұрын

OneLifeLeft He never said Windows makes PCs. :| What he meant was it looks a lot better than the Windows machines made by PC manufacturers.

I had one of those around 2000 and I upgraded mine to the max ram and added a dvd drive and a USB card. Also had it connected to some Hardon kardon sound sticks. It was a beast back then. I still have it in my attic.

Hey dude I watched your advanced mac tricks video and it was really cool. I love the caffeinate thing I tried it for a little bit and it worked wonders, but I have found an even easier way to prevent your mac from sleeping in the OS X operating system. It is called HOT CORNERS (not mad just trying to emphasize lol) 1) Go to system preferences 2) Click desktop & screen saver 3) click screen saver tab 4) click little button on bottom right that says hot corners 5) Pick any corner you like and hit the blue button and click "disable screen saver" 6) now whenever you put your pointer in the corner where you put "disable screen saver" it keeps the mac from sleeping until you pull the pointer out of that corner then it will go back to sleep based on your normal setting. I found this trick to be extremely handy and easier than opening terminal and typing all that. Plus you don't have to calculate how many seconds you want it to last. You can turn it off anytime you want by simply moving the pointer. P.S. I would also like to mention sticky which I used to use on my Windows computer all the time but it always turned off so quickly and wasn't worth it most times. But I got my new Mac and instantly fell in love with the Sticky keys because it makes all those command, option, control, keyboard shortcuts a lot easier because you don't have to hold down all the keys at the same time. Just some opinions I had that I thought you might be interested in. Thanks for your time hope you took the time to read all this.

It would've looked much better if they had a solid design

I just said Irland xD I was right chance the Video :P

@LetsPlayKeldeo

7 жыл бұрын

***** Thanks :D

We called them Ferengi Macs. Weird, unique and damned useful. SCIS, IDE and floppy controller in 1 machine. Can upgrade to Zip 250 and DVDR Superdrive. Analog video I/O (not the first BTW, I'd owned a 7600 years prior). Upgradeable video card, separate from the AV board and 3 PCI slots. Upgradeable ZIF processor. RJ-45 Ethernet and RJ-11 modem. Can multiboot OS9, OSX, LInux, BeOS. So I can use one machine for reading and formatting legacy disks, patching between phone and ethernet, video capture and DVD authoring, and it sits quietly in the corner working as a file server. The hard part is taking the CRT out and replacing it with an LCD...

I learned to program on one of these in High School. Coming from a school that only had Apple IIs from the 80s and Mac LCs, this thing was manna from heaven.

this has ports and can be ugraded! it's better design than anything apple produce now in post Steve Jobs era.

Great vid man

@snazzy

9 жыл бұрын

Ryan Austad Thanks, Ryan!

@n_3719

8 жыл бұрын

+Snazzy Labs How about fusing that Mac with a PS1 or 2?

@MattShipleyYabulda

8 жыл бұрын

+Big Brother Yeah, srsly. Isn't that an eMac?

@callumhealey5306

8 жыл бұрын

+Matt Shipley No - The eMac wasn't released till 2002

I'm here today because of the TAM video from 2022. Thank you Snazzy!

I remember the computer lab at my middle school had 4-5 of these things, and they were actually really easy to use. For 1998, they were definitely the quietest computers in that whole lab. A 100 MB ZIP drive was massive in 1998. Plus, while CD-RW drives did exist in 1998, they were RIDICULOUSLY expensive. It's not surprising this computer only had a read-only CD-ROM drive.

I said Ireland

@snazzy

9 жыл бұрын

Gabs lefloch ;D

ugly or not, its a pretty awesome machine.....I wouldn't mind getting one.....just wish it had a more powerful CPU, but given the time it was released, its understandable...someone needs to mod one and put an Intel CPU in it :)

@jawlesshorsehair8066

8 жыл бұрын

+DvdXploitr wtf intel cpus suk and so do pcs they used the amd cpu in the xbox cuz its betr

@jawlesshorsehair8066

8 жыл бұрын

+DvdXploitr wtf intel cpus suk and so do pcs they used the amd cpu in the xbox cuz its betr

@igorlthn1109

8 жыл бұрын

+JawlessHorseHair you are the first person i met saying amd is better than intel because xbox hahahahahaha

@jawlesshorsehair8066

8 жыл бұрын

Anugerah Ardiansyah well mabe if u wernt such a foken skrub u wood no dat amd mayd the cpu in the xbox an intel didnt so intel sux an so dose pc cuz thats all intel dose

@igorlthn1109

8 жыл бұрын

JawlessHorseHair comeback to me when you've learned how to spell

Fantastic, nice video! Never seen this machine before. :) The video capture capabilities are super impressive for the time!

Thanks. Enjoyed the video. Will be looking at more from Snazzy.

personality because the thing was ugly and that's all it had.

I guessed Ireland out of the blue. YOUR WRONG.

This was an excellent computer. It was the logical replacement for the older 5400 and 5500 all-in-one apple computers with 15 inch CRT's that used the much slower 603e processors. However, with the exception of an internal zip drive most of the items you highlighted were also available on the 5400 model that, I owned along with the 5500 model. They both had an internal floppy drive, CD ROM drive, apple video card, apple TV/FM radio card, internet card, and Sony 15 inch CRT. What made this G3 all-in-one extra special was that it used a G3 processor and had three (3) open PCI expansion bays for a USB card, Fire-wire card, faster graphics card, etc. It had the same power as the tan G3 tower for professionals but in an all-in-one design.

I remember these!! We played Oregon Trail on them in Computer Lab... Oh man... I feel so old...

I think the iMac is even uglier

@justsaus9897

8 жыл бұрын

yea. skinny.. shit...

@hirnfaser7245

8 жыл бұрын

+The Duppe the current iMac? one of the most beautiful computers ever released in my opinion lol

@WristFreeze97

8 жыл бұрын

Hirnfaser The one shown in this video

@jonathanholleman9199

8 жыл бұрын

+The Duppe dude at time no computers were beautiful and Windows was way worse (as ever) then all apple devices!!!

*Am I the only one that thought the CD Rom was a VHS player???*

Just curious to compare to apple computers after it! What apple computers have build in video and audio capture?

The molar mac uses the same motherboard as the desktop/tower G3 and you can actually interchange the personality boards between them. I got a used AIO and desktop and swapped the personality cards so I could use the TV in my room as a monitor for the desktop and the AIO could live on the computer desk in the other room. All 3 were super easy to work on compared to my later acquired iMac Bondi.

And then iphone battery case was released.

I've always loved macs over the competition. They were and still are the American Dream come true. I've always supported Apple and today we can now send and receive text messages right on our macs. We can also make phone calls utilizing a wifi connection that your iPhone is also utilizing. And if you crack open one of their desktops or laptops; check out the logic boards. Look how tiny they are. You say 2 fans were on this model? They're now making FANLESS models. And they don't get hot. Whaaaaaat you say?!? Yup. 100% silent now. Not to mention the seamless OSX and how integrated everything is. Oh yeah they also now support air drop. BOOOOM goes the dynamite. Apple fanboy? You damn right.

@Matthew_M11

8 жыл бұрын

+CDubs HasIt lol.

@kolby4078

8 жыл бұрын

+CDubs HasIt lol

@johnbardano4856

8 жыл бұрын

+CDubs HasIt anyone who uses the phrase "american dream" is automatically retarded and shouldn't be taken seriously

@Ampera_

8 жыл бұрын

+CDubs HasIt There is a logical argument to beat all of this, but let me tell you about apple's marketing strategy. They sell to, no offense, idiots. And I don't mean total dumbasses, but I mean those who rather spend 100s extra on a product that is marginally easier to use, has all this flashy things that you say are good to have but you will never use, and is less powerful then EVERYTHING else the same cost, but is still good enough for what you want to do anyways. So let me go down the lines and debunk every argument you have stated. "we can now send and receive text messages right on our macs. We can also make phone calls utilizing a wifi connection that your iPhone is also utilizing." Skype could do that for YEARS before apple. And it's actually VERY cheap. "And if you crack open one of their desktops or laptops; check out the logic boards." Look how tiny they are. Ok not really anything to support apple, but the raspberry pi zero is the smallest PC you can probably find and the cheapest too. "You say 2 fans were on this model? They're now making FANLESS models." *COUGH* *COUGH* SURFACE PRO TABLETS AND EVERY ANDRIOD TABLET/PHONE EVER *COUGH* *COUGH* Funny thing those STILL have better performance to price then most macs. "Not to mention the seamless OSX and how integrated everything is" OH PLEASE. OSX is a dummy dum dum version of unix that caters to and only to those who are too lazy and too stupid to use anything else. I mean common it has BARELY any support for all the shit windows computers could do since the 1980s, and if an argument is to install windows on it, THEN BY A FUCKING PC. And intergration? COME ON. Intel and AMD CPUs have graphics onboard, not to mention EVERY ARM SoC. "Oh yeah they also now support air drop. BOOOOM goes the dynamite" wow they support a feature they invented and they say is good when in reality it's just bluetooth with a different colour of thong. I am done.

@DjFrexira

8 жыл бұрын

+Miniblu Xtreme You serious? You can easily change the specs of Mac.

I've supported Apple products my entire working life in IT...and I love, love, LOVE stuff like this. Instant subscribe. I've never even seen one of these molar macs in real life, tho I've known about them for years. Fun fact: When you asked us to guess where the LB was made I shouted "Ireland!" and I was right! Years ago I delved into where my Mac IIsi was made and sure enough...Ireland.

My university bookstore was trying to sell these for YEARS, even after the iMac came out and long after this was discontinued. Somehow they had trouble moving any of them.

Stop saying "now" so much.

@snazzy

7 жыл бұрын

+suluturnip now

If apple made a car would it have WINDOWS????

@themilkman1350

8 жыл бұрын

Your unoriginal jokes don't get laughs, so why would they have windows.

@GlitchyPSI

8 жыл бұрын

gg

@eddieknova7125

8 жыл бұрын

LOL =3

@OldAussieAds

8 жыл бұрын

+Eddie Rex Hahahaa. Windows. It's the name of a glass pane and an operating system. Bravo!

@elifrancoeur4602

8 жыл бұрын

+Eddie Rex LOL

Very well presented, despite some minor historical & technical inaccuracies: * G3 Beige tower had the same video connectivity options as a standard price package, * 7600 had the same video input options as standard, * 6360 had the same video card as standard & completely removable pull out board, .....To name a few: there are even machines from the 68k range of computer products that featured these video ports as standard, but never mind... Furthermore: * E-Mate by apple is the 1st translucent plastic molding case on an Apple product (introduced March 7, 1997, thereby predating the 'AIO' G3). But hey, don't feel bad: I've been doing repairs on Mac Hardware since the mid-80's, & I've disassembled & reassembled most of Apples products since then, I doubt the majority of the current Apple user base would want to know everything about every configuration layout ever made by Apple. You make great videos, whereas I merely reminisce about my tech experiences. This was a great machine, Very Quick in it's day, & absolutely no fun to move from one desk to another - & repairing anything in the CRT / PSU section was a real pain in the ass. Enjoyed the Vid - Keep up the snazzy presentation!

I had one of these! I never thought it was ugly. I bought it from the local university campus store. It was a fantastic machine. I agree the drawer expansion was really cool, although in those days Apple was good about making easy-to-upgrade designs in their professional machines (see G3 Desktop, Power Mac X600 series, etc.) I don't remember the video capture card though, so maybe the Canadian model was a bit different? Anyway the machine served me well for several years until I finally replaced it with a Power Mac G4 Tower in anticipation of OS X's release (I got a copy of the Developer Preview 4). Anyway, great video! Liked and subscribed!

Many macs suported video capturing by stock. Ie: PowerMac 8500 Powerbook 1400 had a translucent interchangeable cover. Great videos!!!

5:53 I used to play that game a boat ton back in the day. Kudos to you for referencing it.

so, its a g3, does this mean it can run os x 10.3.x or 10.4.x?

This was not the only Mac to support video capture by stock configuration. Any of the early ‘90s Centris or Quadra AV series Macs (the Quadra 840AV was very popular), and some of the PPC 7000 series Macs had both RCA and S-Video input and output. There were several other special edition PPCs too. I owned several of these back in the day.

This is something different and I like it. Thanks for sharing a bit perspective on Apple hardware history!

I was in the 8th grade when my school got the iMac G3 back in 1998, wish we got it sooner because I graduated a few months later.

Was this the last all-in-one Mac with expansion slots? (not counting the mezzanine slot of the original iMac)

Interesting. I didn't know anything about that Mac until now. It's nice to know about it. I want to see more other Mac computers.

I worked in a design and animation school at the time, and installed a whole lab of these. I loved the design; thought they were awesome. They were pretty controversial, though, in a school filled with traditional PC's. Mostly, they hated the idea of a monitor that's hard to replace if it goes out.

4:48 Ireland is where my IBM 6589 Pentium Pro PC365 machine's motherboard were all built, in 1996. The artwork on the dual CPU Pentium Pro's board has the phase "Hey Little Buddy" on the boards

I worked at the Apple Fountain Co factory in the Mid 90's. I remember that these units went through our plant. I don't remember if there was any assembly of these there or if it was just testing. I know they went through our plant and that the design was a big topic of discussion.

The "personality card" was common among the G3 beige machines. The slot on the personality card also could support a modem or an (supposedly) unsupported 10 mbps network card. Also, the video functionality, modem, and network card became worthless under OS X, but RCA audio input and output still worked.

This channel should have a lot more subs, you really deserve it

This has probably been said many times in the comments but I thought i'd mention that the Performa macs (or atleast many of them) also had slide out motherboards like this one back so far as the early 90/mid 90's. Many performas and quadras could also be configured with video capture cards. These performas also came with IDE hard drives in many cases. My 6360 had one, but it also had SCSI on board for the CD-rom and external devices.

You have some pretty good retro review videos. I did in fact correctly answer your rhetorical questions in this one. I worked in a school that had one of these models, so I was aware of its pioneering translucency, and my own Power Macintosh 8500 was made in Ireland. Speaking of the 8500, it came with A/V input and output in its stock configuration, and I actually bought it for that reason, so no, the G3 AIO was not the first or only Mac with this.

IDE hard disks came to the Mac with the Quadra 630 in 1994, quite a long time and many models before the molar Mac. The beige G3's also had IDE/ATA, as did most 603 powerd Macs. Heck, the molar Mac uses the same logic board as the beige G3 models, and many stock configurations of the beige G3s came with the personality card.

Finally someone that's not afraid to tell people to dislike their videos if they don't find them good.

My elementary school had a lab full of these things, I still remember blasting through our lessons so I could play Nanosaur for the rest of class. You played a raptor from the future with a fucking jet pack and laser strapped to one arm, thank you whoever included that in the default software.

That tray holding the motherboard is actually exactly like mid 90's apple. Almost every macintosh of the 90's was INCREDIBLY easy to get into. Actually until the most recent redesign the PowerMac/Mac Pro lines were famous for how easy it was to get at the components. In the Jobs era though it was the consumer lines and laptops that were made difficult to get into.

Great Video! I have a G3 AIO in my "collection" and you are right about the weight! VERY heavy! I do love it though! It is one of the biggest Macs I ever saw and when people see it, they just don't know what to make of it (probably because they are on the rare side)! I never thought of the top of it as a pair of knockers, just looked like the top of a tooth. I swear that was the look they were going for too!

@johnbardano4856

8 жыл бұрын

+Mark Woodworth Im probably the only person who doesn't think this thing is ugly

@weezerbluealbum5984

8 жыл бұрын

+john bardano You're not alone