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25 years of Mac - the good, the bad, and the cheese grater
Published 1/24/2009 at The Register
Confessions of a dangerous fanboi Opinion On Saturday, January 24th, the Apple Macintosh turns 25. Over the short history of personal computing, no machine has inspired so much love and so much loathing, so many fanatical fans and so many frothing detractors.…
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