![]() ![]() Iso image made available by The Internet Archive, part of its Shareware CD Archive collection. Apple’s eWorld prototype from The STAAC Group website - The link provided is from the 1997 archived cache of the site (if you visit that page normally, the images won’t load).How to use eWorld’s Ask Apple Support area - This link’s importance isn’t strictly related to the contents of this specific page.After reading, click on ‘Home’ on the left sidebar, and you’ll be transported back in a wealth of 1995-1997 era information, made available by the UnOfficial Information Alley Home Page. eWorld, CompuServe, AOL: Which is Best? - an article published by Entertainment Weekly on Aug(Spoiler: eWorld doesn’t get a good grade…).Īccess all the available articles by clicking on ‘Table of Contents,’ and enjoy.A lot of eWorld icons at the Iconfactory! (Free for personal desktop use only, of course.).Past eWorld entries here on System Folder: ![]() The mandatory eWorld mention (March 31, 2012).To sweeten the vintage weekend, I just wanted to share a couple of iPod-related things. The first one is the video Apple made available on its site in October 2001 when the original iPod was introduced. I found it in one of my backups, possibly lying there for the past 13 years. It’s not hard to get hold of it if you look around on the Web (I’m sure YouTube is your friend), but I’d like to offer a direct link here for documentary reasons: iPod introduction video. I must say, of all the Apple videos featuring Jonathan Ive, this is the one where Ive looks the most excited and possibly smiles the most. You’ll also notice someone who later left Apple to work with Palm…Īs for the second thing, I thought I could assemble a useful table listing which iPod models can be managed by PowerPC Macs running Mac OS 9.x to Mac OS X 10.5.8 and which system software and iTunes version are required. I still don’t understand why more modern iPods - such as the 7th-gen. IPod touch and later - support Windows software as old as XP but require Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard (and an Intel Mac, of course). System requirements (Mac OS, Windows, iTunes version) In case you acquire an old iPod model, in this table you can easily see your Mac/PC’s minimum requirements to be able to manage it. ![]()
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