Artifact of the Month — FBI
The FBI’s November Artifact of the Month is a Macintosh Plus that FBI Laboratory professionals used to create crime scene drawings.
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The FBI’s November Artifact of the Month is a Macintosh Plus that FBI Laboratory professionals used to create crime scene drawings.
Josh Goleman/courtesy of the artist hide caption toggle caption Josh Goleman/courtesy of the artist Pianist, composer and coder Dan Tepfer confronted pandemic isolation with ingenious technological solutions. Josh Goleman/courtesy of the artist Sitting at the Yamaha grand piano in his Brooklyn apartment, surrounded by two laptops, an iPad, a monitor, a video camera and studio lights, Dan Tepfer plays the first of Bach's "Goldberg" Variations. The piano is a Disklavier, which can record and play back. When he finishes, Tepfer taps a button on his iPad, t...
Sitting at the Yamaha grand piano in his Brooklyn apartment, surrounded by two laptops, an iPad, a monitor, a video camera and studio lights, Dan Tepfer
Share: Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) fans and collectors will be excited to see an offering from fractional ownership company Rally Rd this week. What Happened: Rally Rd will offer investors and Apple fans the chance to own a stake in an original, fully functional 1976 Apple I computer. Rally will offer 33,000 shares of the Apple I computer for $23 each with the offering open for trading on Fri. April 23 at 12 p.m. EST. The computer was evaluated by Apple I expert Corey Cohen, and the original box is signed by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. The Apple I was the first pre-assembled computer sold...
The Macintosh Plus built in 1:1 scale.The Macintosh was the first home computer from Apple.The computer was now almost accessible to everyone in ...