How Apple did almost everything it could to stay out of the entry-level computer market

Some stats for MFR 2.0's first birthday

The worldwide DRAM shortage of 1988 encourages back-door deals and money grubbing

A backstage look at the creation of the Macintosh II and the unsung heroes who designed it

Ten years on, a look at why some software is still standing, and why other products have died off

The trials and tribulations of working with Apple's first portable Macintosh.

David Pogue goes through the harrowing process of installing an accelerator board in a compact Mac.

The story of the Macintosh's very first multitasking environment as told by the programmer himself, Andy Hertzfeld, at folklore.org.

Bill reflects on the 40th anniversary of his start at Apple.

Steven Levy upgrades from a Mac 512k to a Mac Plus