A new report from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that it will be 2026 before an updated version of the Apple C1 modem with mmWave will enter mass production. In the full text of the tweet, Kuo says ...

Early Macs also used different and often proprietary standards for keyboards and mice (ADB), hard drives (SCSI), networking (LocalTalk/AppleTalk), and internal expansion cards (NuBus). Apple also ...

It was used to set-up and troubleshoot Battletech 3.0 pods, that ran on Amiga 600 hardware with a central Macintosh PowerPC server system running an A/ROSE ARCnet NuBus card. As of right now, this is ...

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Each uses a 68040 (the 660AV has a 25-megahertz model and the 840AV has a 40-megahertz one), and both have the same expansion options as their predecessors, the Centris 610 and Quadra 800 – a single ...

You might be wondering why anyone would build device to dump Sega Genesis and Mega Drive cartridges. Perhaps they want to play their well-worn copy of The Lost Vikings on their phone, or they want ...

The computers featured a 25 MHz Motorola 68030 CPU; between 8 and 64 MB RAM; a 250 MB optical disk drive; a 40 MB (swap-only), 330 MB, or 660 MB hard drive; 10Base-2 Ethernet; NuBus; and a 17-inch ...

It boots into a Lisp environment, and you don’t even have to use a NuBus card. We’re living in the future here. Because this is a credit card-sized computer, there is of course an expansion ...

NuBus, the 32-bit parallel computer bus, was developed at MIT in the late 1980s and brought to Apple products starting with the Macintosh II in 1987. NuBus was upgraded multiple times, with an ...