Kids today, with their graphical user interfaces and high DPI mice. Why, when I was their age I was getting kicked out of Radio Shack for making the computers spew out endless streams of curse words. 10 Print "Sadness"; 20 Goto 10.
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It’s a shame Apple doesn’t care more about gaming and getting devs to optimize for these chips because they’re impressive in every other regard, they could have the first laptops that can game unplugged with no performance dips with good battery life and stay cool/quite.
If you were going to buy one anyway yes but if your buying specifically for gaming no you're going to end up with more value for money by going to a PC or console for the price difference.
Love how one person on here says apples are overpriced and they’re labeled a hater. But hey that’s the age we live in.
Absolutely brilliant!
It's funny showing my son old games from the NES era, even old cartoon from the 80's trips him out.
Omg this really took me back!
While things are obviously easier today, I miss the simplicity of the old days of my youth
It was great to see some of the kids taking interest in the old Apple II; you had to know some level of DOS to do anything -- I bet this little computer would peak their interest :)
omg lol i used dos but games wre in color we had boards for internet when i grew up but yea me using that thing now i would chug it out window lol never look back im 30 now
Looking back now its crazy how far we've come and this is the ultimate proof of it.
I can remember using computers similar to this one as a kid (mostly because my friend's dad had one for work--only pc owner I knew at the time) but thankfully my first PC was much newer (still used zip drives steadily but cds were gaining ground quickly so had built in cd drive).
I can honestly say I would really have to think about how to do it all myself--let alone if raised surrounded by today's technology.
I work with young kids and recently opened up an old pc at work to try fixing something and kids had fun just watching (not touching or getting too close) wondering what in the world everything inside was or did. ;) Most kids today are all raised on phones/tablets and doubt most of them even have a regular pc at home anymore or if they do it rarely gets used (at least not around them enough--phones/tablets are great but limited still).