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James and John give an introduction to Macintosh clones. eBay Finds are a sealed Apple //e, an Apple III from the original owner, and a complete set of Macworld magazines. The final DigiBarn segment includes a real IIGS Woz, the PowerExpress, and the Picasso box. Other related links from this episode:Animation MasterWarner Bros: WatchmenFolklore: Stolen From AppleAppleInsider: Apple posts profit of $1.05B, ships nearly 2.3 million MacsMacenstein: Good lord! How old is Apple's ergonomics page?!Amazon: Inside Steve's Brain

James and John interview Mark from The Apple Museum. eBay finds include a Daystar Millennium, MonsterMac 2MXS, IIfx, iMac Alarm Clocks, and a rare PowerBook 170. News includes the Psystar Open Computer and the IIgs Laptop. Other related links from this episode:TelcoTalk PodcastCollegeHumor: The Apple "i"InsanelyMacMacworld: Frankenmac! What's in a Mac clone

Derek Warren from Macintosh Folklore Radio fills in for John this week. eBay auctions are a Seiko Wristmac, Apple IIGS Woz, and a Macintosh First 100 Days Dealer Kit. Derek reviews "Programmers at Work" and in Part V of the DigiBarn series, we look at some rare Apple computers. Other related links from this episode:Internet Archive: Computer ChroniclesEveryMac.com: Classic SpecsSE/30 TVAppleInsider: Apple notebook lines to see major design changes, sources sayGizmodo: Mac With 150 Apps Running Shows Teeny-Weeny Dock, Exposé WindowsThe Apple Museum

In Part IV of their trip to the DigiBarn, James and John learn about Dan Kottke's computerized music box and the work of Jef Raskin. eBay finds include a Lisa video, a tablet Mac, and an amazing auction of the original Apple Computer sign and Woz's toolbox. Other related links from this episode:All About Steve JobsArs Technica: Apple passes Wal-Mart, now #1 music retailer in USYouTube: Apple Ad - Drunk Jeff GoldblumWired: Apple to New York City: Bite Me

James and John continue their DigiBarn series with an Apple II based biofeedback device and the Woz Wonderbook. eBay auctions include a crystal Apple logo sales award and a set of educational slides introducing the Apple III.  Other related links from this episode:YouTube: I Love My Mac VideoMacHEADS the MovieWelcome to MacintoshEngadget: PWN 2 OWN over: MacBook Air gets seized in 2 minutes flatYouTube: Macintosh Developer VideoPCWorld: Anatomy of an Icon: Inside the Apple IIc

James and John interview Charis Tsevis, the artist behind the fantastic Steve Jobs mosaics. eBay Finds are a set of slides and a badge from the Macintosh First One Hundred Days, a Macintosh IIci, and a Macquarium. Other related links from this episode:RMC Widgets by LucasCharis Tsevis WeblogRAM Computer MagazineEngadget: Mac SE gutted, converted into toilet paper dispenserAmazon: Apple T-Shirts

James and John present part two of their visit to the DigiBarn Computer Museum. eBay auctions include a rare Lisa collectible, the AppleDesign book, and a IIGS Woz paperweight. News includes a steampunked Mac mini. Other related links from this episode:eBay: PowerBook G3 Pismo ProseMaking the Macintosh: Technology and Culture in Silicon ValleySteve Jobs Mosaic by Charis TsevisFortune: The trouble with Steve JobsFortune: Steve Jobs' Journey

James and John present the first part of their visit to the DigiBarn Computer Museum with a look a the preliminary Macintosh Business Plan. eBay auctions include a Macintosh TV bundle, a Duo 270c, and new Apple iron-on patches. Other related links from this episode:Welcome to MacintoshWisconsin Film FestivalThe Power Mac G4 Cube SaluteSystem 7 TodayVirtual GSA2Central.comAppleInsider: iTunes now the No. 2 music retailer in the USMacRumors.com: iPhone, iPod Touch SDK Details March 6thDownload: The True Story of the Internet

James interviews Daphne Kalfon who wrote and performed "I Love My Mac".  James and John conclude their visit to the Computer History Museum with a visit to The Stacks.  eBay auctions include a TAM, PowerBook 1400, and IIci. Other related links from this episode:myoldmac.netThe WebSE - System 7.0 SimulationMacJams: RapplistoryAppleInsider: Mega filing details next-gen 'multi-touch input surface'US Patent Application: Writing Using A Touch Sensor

James and John interview Dave Clausen, creator of the 24th Anniversary Mac. eBay auctions include an Apple corporate graphics standards manual, a chrome 8200, and a priceless Performa 6115CD. They also answer listener e-mail and discuss current Apple news. Other related links from this episode:NYC RESISTORCrazy Apple RumorsThe Secret Diary of Steve JobsI Love My Mac The Song

James and John interview Dan Budiac, owner of a brand-new Apple //c. eBay auctions include an Apple sales award and a Macintosh Portable. James & John also present Part Two of their visit to the Computer History Museum.Become a member of the RetroMacCast at the RetroMacCast Social Network where you can post photos, videos, and contribute to our forums.  You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map. Other related links from this episode:Joy of TechZork I on eBayThe Mac Observer: Danish Police Befuddled by 1G iMac

James interviews Josh Rizzo and Rob Baca, directors of "Welcome to Macintosh" an upcoming documentary on how Apple and the Macintosh changed the world. James and John announce the winner of last week's contest and share some eBay finds: an Airport night-light, and a copy of the first Macintosh game, "Through the Looking Glass".Become a member of the RetroMacCast at the RetroMacCast Social Network where you can post photos, videos, and contribute to our forums.  You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map. Other related links from this episode:Return to Dark CastleApple.com: A Life in PicturesInternet Archive Wayback Machine

James and John present Part I of their visit to the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California. eBay auctions include Devo items given away at Macworld and a pair of Apple earrings. Finally, contest rules are provided to win a selection of items from the Apple Company Store.Become a member of the RetroMacCast at the RetroMacCast Social Network where you can post photos, videos, and contribute to our forums.  You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map. Other related links from this episode:Dave's 24th Anniversary MacintoshLifehacker: Install OS X on your Hacintosh PC, No Hacking RequiredMacHEADS the movieWelcome to Macintosh

James and John recap their week at the Macworld Conference and Expo. They also provide some highlights from their trips to Steve Jobs' childhood home, the Apple Company Store, the Computer History Museum, and the DigiBarn.Become a member of the RetroMacCast at the RetroMacCast Social Network where you can post photos, videos, and contribute to our forums.  You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map. Other related links from this episode:Youtube: Bo's videosMacintosh History 101 by Jochen Wolters

James interviews Scott Converse and Cleo Huggins who created e·World.  eBay finds include a very nice Lisa 2 and some new t-shirts using a classic old Apple design.  Finally, James and John talk about plans for Macworld Expo.Become a member of the RetroMacCast at the RetroMacCast Social Network where you can post photos, videos, and contribute to our forums.  You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map. Other related links from this episode:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the MacintoshScott ConverseeBay: Apple Lisa 2eBay: The Stealth Macintosh SEElegant Pixels: Apple T-Shirts from the Apple CatalogeBay: Apple Rainbow T-ShirtsAppleInsider: Apple Hoists "There's something in the air" Macworld Banners

James and John return from their vacation and catch up on some listener e-mail, eBay auctions, and all the rumors swirling about as we get closer to Macworld Expo. You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion in the RetroMacCast Social Network. Other related links from this episode:Retrochallenge Winter WarmupThat Podcast ShoweBay: Apple ImageWriter II NIBThe Boy Genius Report: Jay-Z launching record label with AppleGizmodo: Apple Docking Patent Works Perfectly with Ultra-Slim MacBookMacRumors.com: Apple SubNotebook HintsAppleInsider: Apple set to ship Macs with Blu-ray supportBleeding Edge TV 195: iPhone 1.1.3 Firmware Feature WalkthroughInsanely Great Tees

James and John interview Dan Palka from Info-Mac. Dan discusses the rich history of Info-Mac and what the new Info-Mac offers the Macintosh community. You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion in the RetroMacCast Social Network. Other related links from this episode:System 7 TodayInfo-Mac HyperArchiveLow End MacTidBITSMy Old Macintosh - System 7 Simulation

James and John celebrate 50 episodes with a look back at the year and a look forward to 2008. You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion in the RetroMacCast Social Network. Other related links from this episode:eBay: Mac Fan Pin and Apple EarringseBay: Stealth Black Macintosh SE/40eBay: Machintosh Antique Computerslifthill:  Epcot's Spaceship Earth Reopens, Steve Jobs picsAppleInsider: Briefly: More sightings of mysterious metallic grey MacBooks

Super-collector Justin Dunlop joins James and John as they discuss the Retro Mac of the Week, the 7300.  Justin gives the history of the Apple designed Pippin, and the trio picks out a few eBay auctions and discusses the news of the past week. You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion in the RetroMacCast Social Network. Other related links from this episode:Stuart Bell's Power Colour Classic SiteeBay: Vintage 6 Color Rainbow Logo Static ClingseBay: Apple Einstein Think Different Vinyl BannereBay: Digicard SRC - Apple II 2 Network harddrive/ NAS systemTech Talk RadioAppleInsider: Apple sub-notebook to retail for $1500, 3G iPhone by June - reportPerforma 6116 Simulator

The Retro Mac of the Week is the short-lived Power Macintosh G4 Yikes!  James does a brief history of Apple Keyboards, and eBay auctions include a rare flyer for the Apple I. You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our  podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum. Other related links from this episode:RetroMacCast Podcast WidgetRetroMacCast RSS WidgeteBay: Spectre GCR Macintosh Emulator for the Atari STeBay: Vintage Apple Computer Champaign GlasseseBay: Vintage Apple Computer SweatereBay: Australian Macintosh PortableLoopRumors: Apple iTabletEngadget: AT&T CEO outs 3G iPhoneSattaMac - Happy ClassicNewton Modem DominoesRetroMacCast YouTube Page