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  1. ClassicGuyPhilly

    Drexel University "Cattle Branded" Original Macintosh

    I'm with you there...if you can punch up a 128k to run RSG 4.5 or Quark 3 then it deserves to be kept there!
  2. ClassicGuyPhilly

    Drexel University "Cattle Branded" Original Macintosh

    There's the cleaned D. They really branded deep into the plastic with this one. Case cleaned up very nicely. There are a couple very small knicks and one on the CRT but really its in amazing shape.
  3. ClassicGuyPhilly

    Drexel University "Cattle Branded" Original Macintosh

    @Trash80toHP_Mini happy to join the Drexel 128k club! :) While I appreciate your POV regarding usefulness, I'd much prefer an unmodified example true to historic roots. Love how yours spurred an entire lineage of crazy tinkering though! I will see about cleaning the D and sharing more...
  4. ClassicGuyPhilly

    Drexel University "Cattle Branded" Original Macintosh

    Really appreciate you calling that out! If I'm able to snip out, will the system still work? @Snial they are capacitors that can blow up and really stink the place up from what I understand
  5. ClassicGuyPhilly

    Drexel University "Cattle Branded" Original Macintosh

    Thanks @bibilit :) Here are first pictures of the insides, was really clean barely any dust or debris More updates and pictures after I pull out the LB and floppy drive
  6. ClassicGuyPhilly

    Drexel University "Cattle Branded" Original Macintosh

    So amazed this Drexel University “Cattle branded” Original Macintosh is now part of my collection! I’ve been looking for a 128k for the past three years, a couple got away, but I think this one was meant to be (one of my best friends ran the Drexel University MUG in the late 90's, I hung out...
  7. ClassicGuyPhilly

    @finkmac yes good eye, this is a 1982 Rev A (I claim artistic license ;))

    @finkmac yes good eye, this is a 1982 Rev A (I claim artistic license ;))
  8. ClassicGuyPhilly

    [ATTACH] Let's give it up for Lee Felsenstein's Osbourne 1 which turned 45 on April 3rd. That's...

    Let's give it up for Lee Felsenstein's Osbourne 1 which turned 45 on April 3rd. That's right, in 1981 this featherweight 25 pounder ushered in the mass-produced portable computer!
  9. ClassicGuyPhilly

    [ATTACH] Big news for the VintageComputerRental.com Affiliate Network! Check this thread 😁

    Big news for the VintageComputerRental.com Affiliate Network! Check this thread 😁
  10. ClassicGuyPhilly

    @Snial I'm glad you have such a firm grasp...you have quite a challenge ahead of you homebrewing...

    @Snial I'm glad you have such a firm grasp...you have quite a challenge ahead of you homebrewing one of your own. ;) That said I'm seriously considering having a set builder make me a full scale replica for my living room which could be broken down for rentals
  11. ClassicGuyPhilly

    @Chuckdubuque there are several different colors combinations. You can't tell with the...

    @Chuckdubuque there are several different colors combinations. You can't tell with the lighting but the tower panels in #038 here are actually very dark green The benches conceal the cooling system. And the towers are filled with "logic modules" and very heavy "cold plates" of copper to cool...
  12. ClassicGuyPhilly

    Feeling the Cray-1 super power! From the System Source Museum in MD [ATTACH]

    Feeling the Cray-1 super power! From the System Source Museum in MD
  13. ClassicGuyPhilly

    Quark XPress 3.32/4 document conversion

    @romotchka I was pretty good at RSG 4.5 too. I think we shared a similar upbringing!
  14. ClassicGuyPhilly

    Quark XPress 3.32/4 document conversion

    @romotchka this is SOP for this board, the knowledge here is only exceeded by the kindness shown by so many
  15. ClassicGuyPhilly

    ClassicGuyPhilly's Finds

    I celebrated starting an awesome new job with a special acquisition. I have an unhealthy obsession with luggables and early portables, and this is the OG of them all. I remember seeing an Osborne in an airport when young and being blown away! As an adult and learning about the man behind the...
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    Quark XPress 3.32/4 document conversion

    I have Quark 3 running on my IIfx and 4 running on my PM G4 I was a Quark ninja in my younger days
  17. ClassicGuyPhilly

    Maxell!!!!!

    Yes perhaps but also maker of one of the greatest commercials ever
  18. ClassicGuyPhilly

    People all over the Board (everybody) Join hands (join) Start a love train, love train!

    People all over the Board (everybody) Join hands (join) Start a love train, love train!
  19. ClassicGuyPhilly

    Thats awesome!

    Thats awesome!
  20. ClassicGuyPhilly

    Alas @Snial tis but an Apple Multiple Scan 15

    Alas @Snial tis but an Apple Multiple Scan 15
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