Seen on eBay, a prototype of a machine that isn’t a Mac but is still an Apple device: an Apple IIgs.
Another PowerBook prototype on eBay, this time a G4. It was also initially listed for $3,000 before going up for auction (a little over $300, with $600 in shipping fees…). It eventually sold for $480.
Seen on eBay, a prototype PowerBook G3 Pismo. It was first listed for $2,000 before being put up for auction (it was a little over $250 at the time of writing, with shipping fees for France). It eventually sold for $545.
Seen on an excellent blog, a Palm prototype. Yes, not an Apple prototype, but one from Palm. This is a model with a Retina display, meaning a higher resolution.
I had already mentioned it here, but I hadn’t shown the FCC photos: Apple has specific Apple Watch chargers for Apple Stores.
Seen in a video on YouTube, a rather interesting EVT iPad.
Talk To Me? But didn’t I already talk about this record? Yes. However, there’s a second version, released on a flexi disc with the Load Runner magazine. And it contains a program for a computer I hadn’t covered yet, the Dragon 32.
What is Tesseract? It was the codename for the first PowerPC Mac in the 1990s. You can find some photos of this prototype on BitSavers.
Seen on Twitter, 6th-generation iPod touch prototypes.
Seen on Twitter, two iPod touch prototypes.
