???? – 1998retired
Macintosh IIx
“The x stood for 68030, and for a Mac that finally read your floppies right.”
“The x stood for 68030, and for a Mac that finally read your floppies right.”
“It read your handwriting before you could — and forgave you anyway.”
“Two short expansions, one long salute from the Inner Sphere”
“It dreamed of classrooms and ended up a game console. Honestly, a fine retirement.”
“Built in Research Triangle Park, browsed the early web, and asked for so little in return.”
“The ancestor at every modern desk — 29,290 descendants and counting.”
“Half the bus, twice the legacy: the little chip that booted the PC age.”
“It taught the mouse where to go, then quietly closed its window.”
“Microsoft dialed into hardware once — then let the call go to voicemail for two decades.”
“It taught us letters, counting, and that Sonic could do homework too.”
“Eight processors, one mission: make great games. Rest well, complicated friend.”
“It locked the signal, unlocked the 80s, and even its hackers loved it.”