Apple Macintosh 128K - First Generation Macintosh (1984-1985) On Display:Macintosh 128K The LD-700's compact reliability and

The LD-700's compact reliability and lower manufacturing costs became the definitive blueprint for every laser video disc player that followed

Donated by: Louis Roloff

Back To The Future Trilogy

This is an authentic swatch of fabric that was from one of the earliest examples of Steve Jobs' turtleneck

and oversized plastic knobs was a core part of their hands-on education

Apple Macintosh 128K - First Generation Macintosh (1984-1985) On Display:Macintosh 128K The LD-700's compact reliability andApple Macintosh 128k First Commercially Successful Personal Computer with a Mouse and Graphical User Interface The Macintosh 128K, famously unveiled in January 1984 during a legendary Super Bowl commercial, was the historic machine that brought the mouse and the graphical user interface to the masses. Originally retailing for $2,495 (roughly $7,700 today), it tossed out the confusing text command lines of older computers in favor of a crisp 9 inch