The Macintosh Classic II was the successor to the first Macintosh computer Apple sold that had a price tag under $1000. As such, there were some lower specs for this machine such as the monochrome ...

Designer Bernard Belanger likes to make custom, one-off computers using the guts of old Macs. This model, ‘Ze CUBE,’ is powered by Macintosh Classic II, with an amazing 16MHz processor. He’s ...

I hope this is within the purview of the ach.I got a Mac Classic II for $5 with keyboard/mouse at a boot sale. I really bought it because the sticker said it came with Word, I assume word 5, which ...

The “pico-mac-nano,” designed by Nick Gillard, is less than half the size of a Coke can. For lovers of vintage Apple devices or anyone who grew up in the ’80s, a retro tech company just ...

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For $20,000 you could be the one to buy an Apple Macintosh Color Classic originally bought in the early 1990s — and then never taken out of its box.