Apple's 11 Most Intriguing Computer Designs
Linked by Kroc Camen on Fri 23rd Jan 2009 18:59 UTC, submitted by pickmeupscotty
Apple This month marks the 25th anniversary of the Macintosh--and a good time to take a walk down memory lane. From the first Apple to the MacBook Air, Macs have been regarded as technologically innovative, beautiful in product design and-over time-become just plain cool. But which were the coolest?
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No Cube!?
by mercury on Sat 24th Jan 2009 01:30 UTC
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2009-01-24

or Ti Book? Powermac G5? Wallstreet?

Seriously, how could you not mention the Cube?

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RE: No Cube!?
by jack_perry on Sat 24th Jan 2009 05:46 UTC in reply to "No Cube!?"
jack_perry Member since:
2005-07-06

Don't forget the Newton.

+1 on the cube. I had a friend who loved that thing just for its looks. I'm wondering if the author thought the miniMac was a similar design, only better.

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RE[2]: No Cube!?
by Bobthearch on Sun 25th Jan 2009 19:57 UTC in reply to "RE: No Cube!?"
Bobthearch Member since:
2006-01-27

It is odd they didn't include the Cube. The Mac Mini seems to be simply a continuation of the Cube design.

The Mac II is another that I find uninspiring. Perhaps it's important for being the first of the "pizza boxes"?

So if I were making the list it would be an even dozen: I would add the Cube, drop the Mac II, and add the current iMac.

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Duo?
by jayson.knight on Sat 24th Jan 2009 19:12 UTC
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2005-07-06

I'm surprised the Duo Dock isn't on that list anywhere. That was my first laptop, absolutely loved it.

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