It's a Micro-Mac
This is a cute little conversation piece, and it really works. It stands about 4 1/2 inches (11 cm) high.
There are several versions of this floating around on the various 3d sites. This one uses a Pi Zero and a commonly-available display.
There are Mac emulators which will run on this, for added authenticity, but I have not installed one. (Yet?)
RE: It's a Micro-Mac
Yet another beautiful JSW project.
do I detect a screen with a linux desktop in there?
Mini with FW:4.4.1 + SuperPINDA + Bondtech Heatbreak + PC4-M8 couplers + 1 piece boden
RE: It's a Micro-Mac
Thanks O2.
Yes, it's a Raspberry Pi Zero which runs a Debian derivative now called Raspbios.
The screen is a 2.8 inch one from Amazon. It's actually touch screen, but realistically too small to be usable.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07H8ZY89H/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
RE: It's a Micro-Mac
I made another copy of this for a fellow computer club member, who is a Mac fanatic. On this one I installed a Mac emulator as well as a copy of the original Mac ROM and the original Mac 68k System 6 OS, which is, amazingly, still available from Apple.
For those who may be interested in trying something like this, the emulator is on line here: https://www.gryphel.com/c/minivmac/index.html
It will run on Windows, most Linux/Unix versions and modern Mac OS X.
It's actually quite convincing in look/feel and operation.
RE: It's a Micro-Mac
Tbh I have never really been a fan of macs, had a few Apple tablets, but never a Mac.
However, that looks very cool JSW
Tank you very much!
RE: It's a Micro-Mac
Tbh I have never really been a fan of macs, had a few Apple tablets, but never a Mac.
However, that looks very cool JSW
Thanks.
Actually, I'm not really a Mac fan either, but this was a nice little conversation piece. My wife had two Macs, one a 'pizza box' one and then a Power Mac, but eventually went with Windows PCs. I have both Windows and Linux machines.
Another model I'm working on is a mini Heath/Zenith 89, which is typical of the machines I used in the early 1980s. I'll post photos soon when it's ready for prime time. The proof of concept actually runs both CP/M and HDOS quite well. It will be able to edit documents using Wordstar, as well as run Zork and such. A test print of the case shell actually took 22 hours to print.
RE: It's a Micro-Mac
As a Mac guy, I love it. A great thing to add to my desk.
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Chuck H
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