The History of Apple

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What, no Apple 2 in the museum? 😉

very cool. I just pulled out my 10gb 2nd gen iPod last night to show a friend. That thing is such a keeper. I used it as a bootable recovery drive until very recently 🙂

Great History…….now if I can only get my dad off my back re: my apple purchases,
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