Computers for Christmas, 1988

Twin Towers Amidst the Festive Cheer of Christmas 2000

Every dog in the shelter got to pick a toy for Christmas

$3500 gaming PC in 1995

Apple introduced the Macintosh II in 1987, a desktop computer that marked a departure from the all-in-one design of earlier Macintosh models. The Macintosh II offered expandability and was popular among graphics professionals.

Kids get a Nintendo 64 for Christmas, 1998

In 1977, Radio Shack announced its TRS-80 Model I, the company's first personal computer. It became one of the first mass-marketed personal computers.

Kid gets a Nintendo 64 for Christmas, 1998

The Computer Chronicles” with Stewart Cheifet and Gary Kildall.

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Not a Mac in sight.