John Badger from RetroMacCast shows off his replica retro Macintosh which he built using sheet PVC, a Raspberry Pi, and a screen with a resolution of 320×200. The Raspberry Pi runs Mini vMac, a Macintosh emulator for System 7 and earlier. Not only can it actually be used as a Mac, but amazingly, it was also built at one-third scale:
For a breakdown of the parts and a few more shots (including the interior) check out John’s write-up on RetroMacCast.
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Where do I go to buy the kit?
What more can one say other than WOW ……..so much from such a small place ……………..I love it and cute to Oh to have a dream that soon every thing could be smaller and to think that this is the start ……………………….Man you ROCK ……….Thank you so much for the share
just wait now for the onset of Apples patent troll lawyers to come calling