Nine notebooks worth remembering

Stephen Hackett, writing for iMore, takes a walk down memory lane, with a long, lingering look at some great Apple laptops of yore.

Two things come to mind. One, this article really brought back a lot of memories, especially of the PowerBook Duos, one of my all-time favorite laptop designs.

And two, though this wasn’t an Apple product, this did remind me of the Outbound laptop, a Mac compatible laptop produced by some outfit in Colorado that preceded the original PowerBook by a couple of years. This was my first laptop ever. It sported a racy 15-MHz Motorola 68000 processor. Wow!



7 thoughts on “Nine notebooks worth remembering”

  1. I miss the used PowerBook 5300cs we had for awhile, before replacing it with a PB G4. That 5300 had a great keyboard.

  2. I loved the PowerBook G3. Two side bays, and I had two batteries and a zip drive and a CD drive. I could transform it to what I wanted. What a great machine that was.

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  4. I remember seeing the PowerBook Duo docking station in Jerry Seinfeld’s apartment and thinking it was the epitome of cool.

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