@DarthAzrael 5 October 2021 more from that month

There can be do doubt that the late 1990s/early 2000s were the best of times for Apple's Macintosh line. Before that, the company was nearly dead. But Steve Jobs had come back and performed a miracle with a line of very distinctive computers that were in some ways ahead of their time. I admit, I was no fan and they look far better through the eyes of nostalgia. The iBook and iMac line of the time were underpowered and overpriced and while getting rid of floppies and legacy interfaces was forward looking, it could also be inconvenient. But it's still a little sad that Apple has retained none of the whimsy factor from this time. I think a modern retro styled iMac or iBook would be immensely popular today...if they could make them relatively inexpensive. MacAddict was essentially the Macintosh version of Boot (now Maximum PC). It covered Macs with an almost religious fervor. It was an excellent magazine if you were a Mac lover. The June 1999 issue includes: Read more: https://hive.blog/retrocomputing/@darth-azrael/macaddict-june-1999 #retrocomputing #Apple #Macintosh #PowerPC #MacAddict #Computers