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I'm proud to say that Quicktime remains the only Apple product or service I have ever purchased, and I've been using time-sharing computing since before Apple e
by PopAlongKid 5y ago
I'm proud to say that Quicktime remains the only Apple product or service I have ever purchased, and I've been using time-sharing computing since before Apple existed, and desktop computers since the TRS-80. Ironically, the original reason I bought it was due to needing, on very short notice, software to play a short video of that old "Get A Mac" ad on TV[1] with actors playing a young Steve Jobs and Bill Gates.
[1]https://www.cultofmac.com/548865/apple-get-a-mac-ad-campaign-ends/ https://www.cultofmac.com/548865/apple-get-a-mac-ad-campaign...
- musicale 5y ago> I'm proud to say that Quicktime remains the only Apple product or service I have ever purchased, and I've been using time-sharing computing since before Apple existed, and desktop computers since the TRS-80. You might consider getting an Apple II. It has color graphics and a lot of good games. You can even add a Z-80 card to it to run CP/M software.