The Museum of Apple Computer, Inc.

As the hype for SuperBowl Sunday increases the closer we get to kick-off, I am amused about the talk I hear on the radio about the upcoming commercials. You know the ones that will appear between the plays. Based on some of the past games, they may even be better that what is taking place on the field. I am reminded of a certain computer that made its debut on Super Bowl Sunday. Can you remember what it was (and still is)?

It is the Apple Macintosh, and it is just one of the featured computers on today's Famsite of the Day. The name of the site is The Museum of Apple Computer, Inc. and is an online history of one of the first and most original computer companies in the world. Here you can find anything and everything about every machine Apple made, from the Apple One to the latest PowerMac G3. There are pictures of all of them, as well as a time line showing the development of the product line.

This site is still under major construction, but is still an interesting stop in cyber space. Be sure to book mark it, and return often to learn even more about one of the computers that started the home computer revolution.

http://www.seastar.net/the-mac/

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