David Clausen has upgraded an old Macintosh 512K with a Mac mini, grayscale screen, and an LS-120 floppy disk, to create the 24th Anniversary Mac! Check out the video of the Mac booting into OS X below!
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Adam, The last time I used the Mac was back in 1985. I don’t even remember that is what the mouse looks like. My son asked me why the mouse looks so ‘weird’. Time flies… I hope your Chargers win. Regards,
Sweet! I miss my old Mac 512k. Actually, I suspect it still works and is no doubt gathering dust in my parent’s basement. Perhaps I should check in on it. I doubt I will ever do what you have done, but somehow it is comforting knowing I could.
I always knew these old Macs would never die. We had an old Mac Plus in a basement lab at an undisclosed Ivy League university in Southern Connecticut. There was a very hot fire in the lab. The old Kensington top mount fan melted and became one with the top of the Mac Plus. The top of the unit’s case sagged a bit. The machine booted just fine, though the picture at the top of the screen was a bit distorted. Sadly, I don’t have any digital photos of that immortal Mac Plus to post here and I no longer work at that institution, so I don’t know what they did with it.