Seen on eBay (for $360), an iPhone 3GS with demonstration software.
Seen on X, a prototype of something I miss with USB-C: a Lightning dock for iPhone 5.
Seen on eBay, a prototype of an Apple Watch Series 3. It’s a model intended for Apple Stores, probably mounted on an iPad-type stand.
Seen on eBay for $900, a nice iPhone stand. It’s the MagSafe module used in Apple Stores.
Seen on eBay for $600, a transparent Apple USB-C charger. It’s obviously a prototype.
Seen on eBay, a prototype iPhone 8 Plus.
I stumbled upon an old topic on Mac OS X Hints (which no longer exists) that explained something interesting: iTunes, at one point, could convert MIDI files. In the example, it was a conversion to an Audio CD, but in practice, it was possible to encode in any format.
Seen on eBay for $480, a prototype of the second-generation iPod touch.
It was seven years ago that I published a post about my Power Macintosh 6100, which I had upgraded with a 512 KB cache memory module and a few RAM modules. At the end, I mentioned that I was looking for a 1 MB module, which I finally found.
Seen on eBay, something a bit unusual: an S6 SiP tester. That is, a device for testing the main chip of an Apple Watch Series 6.
