'Shrine of Apple' Aims to Photograph Every Apple Product Ever Made

Oh good, I was wondering how I was going to waste this extra time I have... ;)

Now this is cool. I like the effort and details, almost an encyclopedia.

Interesting never new there was such a thing as a Power Macintosh G3 All in one. I like this sight very interesting machines I never new where actually made.

I remember those—they looked like giant molars!

And look at the translucent top/back: they’re clearly a predecessor of the original iMac (and original iBook, G3 tower, etc.—all those curvy translucent machines)

But three other translucent products—all pre-iMac—come to mind too:

* The Apple eMate was a translucent aqua-colored laptop, a year before the first iMac.


http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/messagepad/stats/emate_300.html

* The original 15” Studio Display was dark blue/gray translucent, matching nothing else Apple ever made!


http://www.everymac.com/monitors/apple/studio_cinema/specs/apple_studio_display.html

* The original beige PowerMac G3 tower had a “Bondi blue” translucent blob/latch on top.

http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/powermac_g3/stats/powermac_g3_233_mt.html

Personally, I liked Apple’s transparent/minimalist phase better than the blobby translucent phase! But they had to start somewhere...

Love the title. I laugh ever time that happens.

Some Apple products are more interesting than others.

The web Page is either a badly protected web page which has been owned or is a extreamly well orchestrated attempt to get Apple users with there pants down.

Every link is infected.

:mad:

huh?

I find no evidence of any phishing links. Are you sure you went to the right web page?