The Macintosh II made its debut 25 years ago. Here's the story of how Steve's worst nightmare--an expandable Mac--built a bridge to the future.

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On 24 January 1984, the Apple Macintosh 128K personal computer was unveiled to the world, but 40 years later it still has a loyal following of fans – and users.

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The chaps at the Mac Store in Maryland Heights, Missouri, put their thinking hats on and constructed the best fanboy furniture we have ever seen. The Macintosh II couch is constructed from 20 ...

Hacked together by Corbin Davenport (the same wonderful maniac who put Windows 95 on Android Wear), this Frankenstein wearable is a fully functioning version of an Apple Macintosh II from 1987 ...

A Mac store in Maryland Heights, Missouri had 20 old Macintosh II computers laying around collecting dust. So instead of just chucking them in the dumpster, the store’s owner built a fully ...

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Corbin Davenport, the mind behind Windows 95 running on a Samsung Gear Live, has shown off Apple's Macintosh II emulated on an Android Wear smartwatch.

The Macintosh II was the first Mac to support a color display and it was launched back in 1987, you can find out more details about how Macintosh II OS can be run on the Gear Live in the video below.