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Very odd your selective memory. You don't remember the Macintosh IIfx?
by dasil003 10y ago
Very odd your selective memory. You don't remember the Macintosh IIfx?
- pjmlp 10y agoNo. Back in those days the Mac was almost nonexistent in Portugal. There was just one official importer, Interlog, and buying anything Mac related meant traveling to Lisbon. So the first time I actually programmed on a Mac was in 1994, on Classic and LC models. The only ones available on the university campus on a single room! I think there were around 10 there. The remaining ones were located in the IT department, used by the secretaries and a few teachers.
- dasil003 10y agoAh! Boa tarde, então ;) So you were using education-targeted macs, but there were always pro-level computers from Apple ever since the very early days (Lisa, Apple IIGS, Power Mac G3, G4, G5, etc). It's only once they discontinued the cheese grater Power Mac that things started to get pretty bad for users who need expansion and massive power.