Making the Macintosh: Technology and Culture in Silicon Valley
From the site:

"Making the Macintosh is an online project documenting the history of the Macintosh computer. The Macintosh stands at a cusp in the history of computing and Silicon Valley: it brought together (and sometimes transformed) a number of technical and conceptual threads in computing that developed in the 1960s and 1970s, but it also was responsible for sparking new movements in computing. This project collects and publishes primary material on the Macintosh's development and early reception. It draws on the extensive holdings of the Stanford University Library's Department of Special Collections, the personal papers of engineers and technical writers involved in the Macintosh project, and interviews conducted for the project."

Making the Macintosh

This Week in Apple History, June 1 - 6
The latest entry in the continuing series at The Mac Observer by Owen Linzmayer & Bryan Chaffin!

June 1 - 6: Capps Leaves Apple For Microsoft, eMac Goes Public

Apple Computer Reading List
Here is a nice page cataloging books covering the history of Apple Computer! From the site:
"You've come to the right place to track down books about Apple Computer. Here you can view covers of each book along with a short synopsis. Links will send you to online reviews, an author's web page, and places to purchase new or used copies of the books."

Apple Computer Reading List

Newton Nuts Show How It's Done
Another article at Wired News by Leander Kahney covering events in the Newton world! This story begins this way;
"A committed band of fans has done a better job of looking after the Newton than Apple ever did, believes a leading researcher.
'They cover pretty much everything a good marketer would cover. They've taken on all the responsibilities Apple had: evolving the product, marketing it and supporting it,' said Albert Muniz, a marketing professor at De Paul University in Chicago."

Read the entire story here:
Newton Nuts Show How It's Done

Fans Keep Newton in Motion
An Article at Wired News by Leander Kahney, announcing the Worldwide Newton Association's first conference to determine the future of the platform. Held in Paris this past weeked!

Fans Keep Newton in Motion

Full of Mac
A site from Japan full of good stuff for lovers of the Macintosh SE/30! The first site we know of to combine an SE/30 and a kitten - nuthin' better than that!

Full of Mac

Apple Older Software Dowloads
Yea, we know - you already know about this. Who doesn't know about this!? Well, just in case there is anyone who doesn't, and as a reminder to those of you who do, here is a link to he main directory for Apple's older software downloads. There's software for Apple II, DOS-Windows, Macintosh, Newton and Power Computing. Worth another look from time to time.

Apple Older Software Dowloads

The History of Apple's "Syntax" Poster, 1979-80
Lucas Wagner details "A cool, geeky poster with a cool, geeky story."

Pascal Poster

This Week in Apple History, May 16-22 & May 23-31
The latest entry in the continuing series at The Mac Observer by Owen Linzmayer & Bryan Chaffin!

May 23 - 31: The US Festival, Jobs' Failed Coup, TAM, Pirates
May 16 - 22: Apple III & AppleLink introduced, The Woz Gets a Degree

The Macintosh's Twisted Truth
A January article on Wired News by Owen Linzmayer, abridged from his great book, Apple Confidential 2.0!

The Macintosh's Twisted Truth