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Alternate concept for the Macintosh with non-chamfered corners, mounted on a

Alternate concept for the Macintosh with non-chamfered corners, mounted on a height-adjustable stand, designed by Rob Gemmell in April 1982, inspired by Terry Oyama's "Cuisinart Mac".

11 Apple Ile, an update of Jerry Manock's 1977 design for the Apple II. Industrial Design: Apple Computer: Rob Gemmell, Randy Bleske: Hovey-Kelley Design (Palo Alto, CA). Dates of Design: July-December 1982. Introduced: January 1984.

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Alternate concept for the Macintosh with non-chamfered corners, mounted on a upscaled image 10 — 10

Alternate concept for the Macintosh with non-chamfered corners, mounted on a original image 10 — 10

Alternate concept for the Macintosh with non-chamfered corners, mounted on a upscaled image 11 — 11

Alternate concept for the Macintosh with non-chamfered corners, mounted on a original image 11 — 11

Alternate concept for the Macintosh with non-chamfered corners, mounted on a upscaled image 12 — 12

Alternate concept for the Macintosh with non-chamfered corners, mounted on a original image 12 — 12

Alternate concept for the Macintosh with non-chamfered corners, mounted on a upscaled image 13 — 13

Alternate concept for the Macintosh with non-chamfered corners, mounted on a original image 13 — 13