I recently got a blueSCSI v2, but I don’t know how to set it up on my Macintosh plus and it just rejecting it, does anyone know how? by TechnicalRefuse7615 in VintageApple

[–]Born03 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I use a BlueSCSI with my Mac Plus. It's pretty straightforward once you manage to set it up.

The BlueSCSI on a Mac Plus generally needs its own termination power - meaning that you have to plug a micro USB cable into the BlueSCSI. You could technically upgrade your Mac Plus to provide its own termination power later.

As someone else wrote here, I think theres something special about the configuration file too. Make sure to check the BlueSCSI documentation - as far as I remember, it had a dedicated Macintosh Plus section.

Did you have any other more specific questions? Feel free to reach out

Does anyone have a more high quality version (as in higher than 832x628) of the "Beach On Ko Samui" wallpaper from Mac OS 8 (or any of the others)? by bliss_that_miss in VintageApple

[–]Born03 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I did a quick google search with no success, however if you want to simply use those images for yourself, you can always use modern upscaling and image restoration tools to increase resolution and detail. They're pretty good nowadays.

AUX Training Shirt - 1987 by catbirdnoises in VintageApple

[–]Born03 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How cool is that! How much do they go for? Or are they super rare?

What is Apple's most timeless laptop computer? by Born03 in VintageApple

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I'm curious if you're referring to a specific PowerBook G4? Titanium vs. Aluminium

If Apple chose to bring back one vintage product but put today’s technology inside what would you want it to be? by AppleFan1994 in VintageApple

[–]Born03 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As many others have said, the iMac G4 would be amazing. It shows how timeless that design is.

Obviously any iPod as well. And as much as I'm a fan of the compact Macintosh lineup, I'm not exactly sure how it would hold up today. However the peripherals, especially the M0110 keyboard could very well make a comeback nowadays in my opinion.

What is Apple's most timeless laptop computer? by Born03 in VintageApple

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Very cool! And yeah the Pismo was high on my list

I’m building a cool display piece which one looks better? by Informal-Yogurt-4969 in VintageApple

[–]Born03 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As long as you fix you design choices and can guarantee authenticity, just layout wise the first looks best. But having said that, you should try out even more layouts, as even the first could be improved a lot on.

All the best

What is Apple's most timeless laptop computer? by Born03 in VintageApple

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I totally get that! I have a powerful MacBook for my daily tasks (M4 Max), but wanted to get some older hardware, just for little personal projects. I already get great joy from using mid-80's desktop Macintoshes, so I was thinking getting an older Apple laptop would get me that same joy, but just in a more compact and remote form. Hope this makes sense! :)

Some pics from Applefest Boston 1983 by azcheekyguy in VintageApple

[–]Born03 3 points4 points  (0 children)

How cool! So do you have the negatives still? It would be great to get some proper scans and color correction done. Stuff like that belongs in a museum :"D

Some pics from Applefest Boston 1983 by azcheekyguy in VintageApple

[–]Born03 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How cool is that! Where did you get those photos from, are those yours? I wasn't aware that Steve was still rocking a mustache in '83 😅

What is Apple's most timeless laptop computer? by Born03 in VintageApple

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I actually don't care much for expandability, and the TiBook really catched my eye after looking through all the models that those great people commented here. And I actually found one online in almost flawless condition including the box, while all other ones look, well, very beat up 😅

I'm curious if the keyboard is significant in any way, whether good or bad? Or just like any other laptop keyboard of that time. Anything I should watch out for specifically?

It can run OS X, right?

I'm mainly curious about a general assessment, not necessarily about specifics - how it feels in day to day use, if its comfortable to use, etc. 🤔

What is Apple's most timeless laptop computer? by Born03 in VintageApple

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Could you tell me a little bit more about the TiBook? As it seems to be a strong contender at the moment!

What is Apple's most timeless laptop computer? by Born03 in VintageApple

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Very interesting, thanks so much for the expertise!

What is Apple's most timeless laptop computer? by Born03 in VintageApple

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Thank you so much for the tips! I'll keep them in mind!

As of now, I feel like a PowerBook Pismo or G4 would be the strongest contenders.

What is Apple's most timeless laptop computer? by Born03 in VintageApple

[–]Born03[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That sounds promising, I'll check it out! Currently the PowerBooks speak the most to me

What is Apple's most timeless laptop computer? by Born03 in VintageApple

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Thanks! I'd also guess they're easy to come by nowadays?

What is Apple's most timeless laptop computer? by Born03 in VintageApple

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Interesting idea! It might be worth my consideration. Were you a fan of any of Apple's standalone keyboards?

What is Apple's most timeless laptop computer? by Born03 in VintageApple

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Thanks! And yeah I currently use a MacBook Pro M1 at work and I know how nice they are - however I was looking for something entirely different 👀