I got my first Macintosh around 96', Powerbook Duo 280C with Mac OS 7.0 (and a Blue Room Records sticker on the panel). I was using word processor programs and drawing simple 2D illustrations. Though it was powerless, soon I went for Powerbook G3 Wallstreet. Was a beautiful, powerful, tough, and super fast machine that I could take it wherever I travel, my portable graphic studio. The days before the USBs, mendokusai SCSI connecting. Then back in Tokyo, Powermac G4 867mhz and little 12inch Powerbook G4 was my main running machine for quite a while. Apple Flat Display + US Keyboard + Kensington Trackball + Wacom Tablet + a mountain of hard disk players. Still draw with this setup, connecting to a Macbook I got from a friend. I don't use iphone, but I love you, Apple. Thank you Steve, rest in peace.
Thursday, October 06, 2011
Thank you Steve
I got my first Macintosh around 96', Powerbook Duo 280C with Mac OS 7.0 (and a Blue Room Records sticker on the panel). I was using word processor programs and drawing simple 2D illustrations. Though it was powerless, soon I went for Powerbook G3 Wallstreet. Was a beautiful, powerful, tough, and super fast machine that I could take it wherever I travel, my portable graphic studio. The days before the USBs, mendokusai SCSI connecting. Then back in Tokyo, Powermac G4 867mhz and little 12inch Powerbook G4 was my main running machine for quite a while. Apple Flat Display + US Keyboard + Kensington Trackball + Wacom Tablet + a mountain of hard disk players. Still draw with this setup, connecting to a Macbook I got from a friend. I don't use iphone, but I love you, Apple. Thank you Steve, rest in peace.
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