RetroMacCast

James and John discuss eBay finds: Apple employee "hello" pin, Macintosh SE with green CRT, and Dr. J's Fat Mac. They look at Apple 1 hardware emulators, and news includes the Apple 2TS Apple ][ Emulator, the Franken-Lisa Project, and their interview in Compute's Gazette. 
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James and John discuss eBay finds: PowerBook 145B, Classic II, and LC III. James and John look back to June 1986 in Macworld magazine, and news includes WWDC stickers, WWDC swag, and The Apple Ad that Broke Microsoft. 
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James and John discuss eBay finds: iPhone launch water, 17" PowerBook G4, and Mac/Lisa Development Team package. James shares an article about him and his collection from his local paper in 2007, and news includes porting an iPhone 17 image to Macpaint on an original Mac, the Return of the Grouch, the Mr. Macintosh App, and the Virtual OS Museum.   
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James and John discuss eBay finds: Apple 1 replica, Mac/Apple 2 service binders, and classic Mac coasters. They look back at May 1986 in Macworld magazine, and news includes Steve Jobs in Exile, Long Island Museum: 50 Years of Apple Collection, the Kevin Lenane Collection, and USB to LocalTalk adapter.
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James and John discuss eBay finds: retro Apple mouse pad, unreleased Mac 128k developer manuals, and Macintosh II.  Scott joins the podcast to show the Hartmut Esslinger Frog Design MacBook concept he brought to life. News includes an Apple Lisa created with an FPGA, turning a $20 AliExpress clock into a functioning Mac, and the LaCie FM Radio Tuner.  
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