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Iomega Zip Drive PC/Computing - June 1997

[never-obsolete]

PC World - October 1992

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[fruitiermetrostation]

Free 3d Icons For Mac Os X

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First Look At Windows 7's User Interface

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Apple in 1999

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Gentry Tokyo – "Vogue" Computer

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Apple Power Macintosh 7100/80

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Windows 95 Retail OEM CDs

[jetix]

iMac G3

[robotpussy]

Fashion Trip was a virtual mall created by software developer ModaCAD, and released in 1998 and available on Windows 98 and 95. The software was to act as a "Personal fashion consultant, 3D Virtual Mall and Fashion Magazine all in one"

The user could register via a questionnaire that collects personal information on skin type, hair colour, size, height, and weight, as well as lifestyle aspects such as hobbies and activities. Personalization would allow the site to serve up targeted fashion advice plus editorial content from Seventeen and other publishing partners.

Brands such as Urban Decay, GUESS, Diesel and Steve Madden could be found on the catelogue through the fashion finder and the user could try on clothing in virtual dressing rooms.

To truly encapsulate the mall experience, you could also "shop with a friend", allowing users to talk as they compare outfits, stroll through the mall and check out the latest styles together (with a good internet connection).

Item photos via eBay and Internet Archive (the seller currently has 2 copies of this CD-ROM!, the software is also available on the Internet Archive)

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sorry i cant be her

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[id: a photo of a matte silver Panasonic notebook computer. it’s the Toughbook CF-W4, circa 2006, running Windows XP (this one is configured to have the retro looking grey sharp taskbar rather than the more sleek and rounded standard Windows XP taskbar). the keyboard keys are white, and the trackpad is circular. the right side of the palm rest has been lifted up to reveal an optical drive. /end id]

[never-obsolete]

PC Mag - October 1995 NEC Versa 4000C

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[zegalba]

Apple: iBook Laptop (1999)