a trip down memory lane

Matt Johnston pelorus at mac.com
Wed Mar 28 09:13:54 PDT 2007


On 28 Mar 2007, at 16:54, Kris Noland wrote:

> My list is slightly different:
>
> No 10 - Quicktake Camera (I also don't consider Cyberdog a flop)
> No 9 - Taligent
> No 8 - Apple EWorld
> No 7 - Apple Pippin
> No 6 - 20th Anniversary Macintosh
> No 5 - Apple /// (ROKR isn't an Apple product)
> No 4 - Macintosh TV
> No 3 - Macintosh Portable
> No 2 - Apple Lisa
> No 1 - Apple Newton (/sigh - then next Newton 12 step meeting isn't  
> for another three weeks)
>
> Was tempted to put in Yellow Box to make this vaguely about OS X =P

The Rhapsody strategy was a flop for sure. Much better when they  
revised the Toolbox into Carbon. It distracted the C++ developers  
long enough for them to fall in lurve with Cocoa!
eWorld became AOL, Newton was NOT a flop, neither was the TAM - I've  
seen enough of them in the field. My quicktake still works...

I'd be tempted to add:

	PowerTalk
	CoolTalk
	Dylan
	HotSauce
	OpenDoc
	

waitforit...

	iPhone? (Cos Apple can't repeat the success of the iPod yadda yadda)
	AppleTV? (Cos Apple can't repeat the success of the iPod yadda yadda)

	LOL!

M



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