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SGI, ESDI, an eMates – Ryan Burke, Brian Boellner, Luke Goembel, Reece Pollack
"SGI Demos, ESDI Emulation and eMate repair and maintenance."
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SGI, ESDI, an eMates – Ryan Burke, Brian Boellner, Luke Goembel, Reece Pollack
"SGI Demos, ESDI Emulation and eMate repair and maintenance."
The eMate 300
The eMate 300 📟, a personal digital assistant made by Apple 🍎, was a low-cost laptop specifically for the education sector. Launched on March 7, 1997, and discontinued in 1998, it was the only Newton device with a built-in keyboard ⌨️. It had a 6.8" grayscale display, stylus pen 🖊️, infrared port, and Macintosh serial/LocalTalk ports, and was powered by rechargeable batteries that lasted up to 28 hours 🔋. Although less advanced and memory-equipped than its contemporary, the MessagePad 2000, the eMate 300 was faster than the previous MessagePad 130. 🚀
Tag 14: Mobile Evolution der Macintoshs
PowerBooks, iBooks und MacBooks aus drei Jahrzehnten friedlich nebeneinander. Ein faszinierender Anblick und verlangt natürlich nach einem neuen Beitrag über die mobilen Macintoshs von Apple.
Der vierzehnte Beitrag in meiner Reihe von Beiträgen zur Neugestaltung der Ausstellung in meinem Computermuseum. Heute und an weiteren 19 Tagen stelle ich die Zusammenstellung meiner Ausstellungsstücke vor. Als ich dieses Fach in meinem Regal mit Exponaten bestückte, stellte ich fest, dass ich hier eine schöne mobile Evolution von tragbaren Macintoshs aufzeigen konnte. Vom PowerBook 180 bis zu…
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Apple eMate
Today we are going to disects a froog brain