View allAll Photos Tagged throwback

seattle premier vintage sportswear store

Keith from the Dallas office feels no need for a new Mac notebook...

 

On the left is a 1982 Apple Lisa which was modified to a Macintosh XL in 1983 (128K with 400K 3.5” floppy, no longer working). The computer on the right is a late 1984 Macintosh 512K (with 400K 3.5” floppy) which replaced the original Macintosh 128K, which is pictured on the cover of a February 1984 Byte magazine.

 

It's hard to believe that these 2 computers helped to revolutionize computing 28 years ago. I just can’t let them go.

A Variety of Voices Return for Throwback Day: April 14, 2008

From September of 2016

Short photo walk around at the Eibach Facility for their The Throwback Meet.

I missed this thursdays Post! AHHH! Well posting a themed one to make up. Merry Christmas to all you Flickr

Friends!

Amtrak's Phase I heritage unit #156 rolling through Saint John, IN.

A Variety of Voices Return for Throwback Day: April 14, 2008

Processed with VSCOcam with f2 preset

David Lewis (the Wiz) at the Chem Lab Bldg in 1990.

Throwback Thursday: My Nana sent me a letter and in it she stowed two pictures that she acquired from her sister's stash of pictures (that were actually my great Grandfather's)

This is a picture of me and my cousin Shane. Its funny that she sent this because at the family reunion we had this year, he and i, mostly him, were remembering days of carefreeness and how we would run around town not telling adults where we were, fearlessly walkng and skateboarding the streets..

Note: sweat on both of us, probably because we were outside for about 20 minutes...my attire from this period is 80's Rad Skater. Vision Street Wear pants.

I'm guessing this was taken in 1989 or so...

1 2 ••• 65 66 68 70 71 ••• 79 80