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The CNET Networks site TechRepublic runs a regular series called "Cracking Open" in which it takes a look inside a variety of gadgets. ZDNet.com.au is publishing this excerpt of a photo gallery.
The Apple Mac is one of the most famous and easily recognisable personal computers ever manufactured. In this photo gallery, we examine just what went into a Mac Classic -- and what technology was like in 1991.
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paulg73
06/08/2008 04:40 PM
These photos bring back many memories for me. I had a Mac Classic which I bought as a first year uni student in 1991. I think I paid almost $3,000 for it and at the time Apple was running a finance deal where you could pay it off for the price of a Pizza ($15) a week. It was a great machine and was a worthy replacement for my Apple IIC circa 1986. Both machines stayed in the cupboard at my parent's house until about 2002. They both started first go shortly after they were ceremonially put on the nature strip for hard rubbish night.
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