They're asking $50,000 for everything. I have no association with the seller, but thought some folks here might be interested?
It kind of boggles my mind that someone could have all these in one collection, although as a museum I guess it makes sense to show how Apple evolved through the decades.
I just hope these don't all end up being scrapped but I suppose there are enough vintage machines elsewhere for posterity sake, if these do have that sad fate.
Out of curiosity for those here who do have vintage Apple computers, do they still work? Are they still useful, or more as decor (for lack of a better word)?
Does it go against the spirit of having a vintage computer to want to try to update it with newer technology? I guess in some cases (no pun intended) it's impossible to remove and replace the old with the new, but just wonder how folks here feel about that.
It kind of boggles my mind that someone could have all these in one collection, although as a museum I guess it makes sense to show how Apple evolved through the decades.
I just hope these don't all end up being scrapped but I suppose there are enough vintage machines elsewhere for posterity sake, if these do have that sad fate.
Out of curiosity for those here who do have vintage Apple computers, do they still work? Are they still useful, or more as decor (for lack of a better word)?
Does it go against the spirit of having a vintage computer to want to try to update it with newer technology? I guess in some cases (no pun intended) it's impossible to remove and replace the old with the new, but just wonder how folks here feel about that.