#next cube

[pazzoincasamatta]

In troppi casi le start-up nate attorno al microcomputer credevano ciecamente nell’assioma di Ralph Waldo Emerson, scrittore e filosofo del XIX secolo, che sosteneva: “Se un uomo può fare una sedia […] o un organo da chiesa meglio di chiunque altro, troverete un’ampia strada battuta che arriva a casa sua, anche se vivesse in mezzo a una foresta”. In altre parole, “progettate un computer migliore degli altri e faranno la fila per comprarlo”.

[forgottenfuturist]

From the November 1989 issue of Macworld. Entry form to win a NeXT Cube system from the retailer MacWarehouse--who, it should be noted, didn't seem to offer any software for it. As amazingly cool and ahead of its time the NeXT system was, it's hard to imagine what the average home user in 1989-90 could possibly have used it for.

I hope MacWarehouse was good enough to include a NeXT catalog so the contest winner at least had a chance to get some software or peripherals for their new system.

[alisabraun]

Can you score at least 100 points?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.RomanovGroup.NextCube

https://romanov.group/dev/next-cube/

[forgottenfuturist]

Cover of the January 1989 issue of Macworld, which covered the unveiling of the first NeXT system.

[retro-place]

Next Station Turbo & Next Cube

[applearchives]

Un magazine signé par Steve Jobs vendu à 50000 dollars

Un magazine signé par Steve Jobs vendu à 50000 dollars

Vous savez maintenant que j’adore dénicher des actualités insolites à propos du monde la pomme.Il y a peu sur le blog j’y parlais d’une paire de baskettes qui appartenait à un musée , l’objet de convoitise que je vais vous présenter aujourd’hui est un exemplaire de Newsweek du 24 octobre 1988 avec la signature de Steve Jobs accompagné d’une petite phrase “I love manufacturing”.Seriez-vous prêt à…

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[iheartvelma]

Vintage PCs, game consoles and workstations at the Living Computer Museum, Seattle. All of them work and you can try them out!

[wisteela]

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4Fa3X2G1cg)

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