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For some light news prior to MacWorld Expo, see this Wired article about folks who make paper Mac models:

Last year, Mike Burgess ordered a PowerMac G4 Cube from Apple's website. But he was so impatient for it to be delivered, he made a cardboard replica while he waited for the real one to arrive.


I suppose the saddest part is that I feel for Mike... :)
 

adidasx2004

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Jan 5, 2002
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GAme Room

Someone please tell me how to post a picture on a thread, i downloaded a picture from steve wozniaks webcam from his desk with a book with and apple logo and "game room" on the front and i dont no how to post it. (it gameroom apples new toy or something old..?)
 

Tommy!

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Jul 26, 2001
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I made a fully operational imac 233 with pizza boxes and other materials I found in the home
 

eyelikeart

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Jan 2, 2001
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that's pretty wacky!

There is a lot of talent going into these cardboard Macs....very cool as a hobby.....wish I had time like that to devote to models...
 

juniormaj

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Dec 28, 2001
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I was in Japan last January right after Macworld SF. A lot of the Apple dealers in Akihabra had cardboard mock-ups of G4 PowerBoooks they had laser printed from the photos on Apple.com. It was kinda funny, and from a distance I was even fooled into thinking they had real ones on display.
 

F/reW/re

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Dec 30, 2001
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adidasx2004 how to post a picture

U have to do like this
type [im g]theURL[/im g]
remember, NO spaces! I only make spaces so that u could se the code..

just like this
mwsf02_fullspeedahead.gif


susan04.jpg

U need to upload the picture to a server to do this...

[Edited by F/reW/re on 01-05-2002 at 09:34 PM]
 

Ensign Paris

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Nov 4, 2001
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Colour Classic

Dudes, I am SAD!

I have a Color Classic I with has had its insides replaced from:

CPU: MC68030
CPU speed: 16 Mhz
RAM: 4 MB
Serial Ports: 2
ADB: 2
Floppy: 1.4 MB SuperDrive
HD: 40-160 MB
CD-ROM: none
Monitor: 10" RGB 8 bit (256 color) 512x384
Sound Output: mono 8 bit
Sound Input: mono 8 bit (built-in mic)
Ethernet: none

and this is what it is now:

CPU: PowerPC G3
CPU speed: 400mhz
RAM: 64mb
Serial Ports: NONE
ADB: NONE
USB: 2
FireWire: 2
HD: 10gb
CD-ROM: Slotloading at top
Monitor: 10" RGB 8 bit (256 color) 800x600
Sound Output: Stero 16-bit
Sound Input: mono 8 bit (built-in mic + External
Ethernet: 100bs-t

Its a great little machine, its running OSX like a dream. I want to find an G4 upgrade card for the imac that went in to it so I can have the fasted classic mac ever!
 

F/reW/re

macrumors 6502
Dec 30, 2001
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Norway
Why are u sad?
Did u cut a whole in the chassi on tha classic to have a place to insert the CD?
 

Interiority

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Nov 9, 2001
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Hot Rod Colour Classic

Guy - How about posting some pictures of your upgraded Classic, and more details of the conversion??
 

Doraemon

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Aug 31, 2001
487
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Europe (EU)
Originally posted by Macrumors
For some light news prior to MacWorld Expo, see this Wired article about folks who make paper Mac models:

Last year, Mike Burgess ordered a PowerMac G4 Cube from Apple's website. But he was so impatient for it to be delivered, he made a cardboard replica while he waited for the real one to arrive.


I suppose the saddest part is that I feel for Mike... :)

I got a couple of (professionally produced) paper Cubes from my local Mac reseller when the Cube was released. One now stands next to my G4. :)
 
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