Seen on eBay, a rather surprising find: a Lightning breakout board that apparently dates back to 2010.
Seen on eBay, a prototype of a Macintosh II in a tower format, while the machine was only released as a standard desktop version (under the display).
Seen on Twitter, an iPhone X in a gold version, which was considered by Apple and progressed quite far in the development process. The image comes from the FCC, which approved this version.
Seen on Twitter, a prototype of the iPhone 3GS (the 3rd generation).
Seen on eBay: something rarer than an iPhone or iPad prototype—a charger in a transparent casing.
Seen on a forum, a prototype Macintosh LC with a ROM different from the final version.
Seen on a forum (and on eBay), a prototype of the Power Mac 4400.
Seen on Twitter, a prototype of the iPod touch 2G.
Seen on Twitter, a prototype of the first iPad.
Seen on Twitter, something cool: transparent AirPods (a nice change from the usual white). Since the 1980s, it’s been a classic at Apple — prototypes often have a transparent casing.
