Futuristic concept Apple gadgets 80s Bashny.Net

In the 80s, namely from 1982 to 1990, he worked at Apple designer Hartmut Esslinger name. In those years, he shocked the world with his futuristic inventions and gadgets, which I advise you to look in the continuation of the post.





This «MacPhone», a hybrid phone, tablet and fax. At the time, it is also a computer would be called.



Apple Snow White I «Tablet Mac».
The prototype of the current tablets, except that he had a thick body
and free-standing compact computer case and keyboard
(note that it is very reminiscent of those of us monitored Rapoo).
Also attached is an unusual type of stylus.



Apple Snow White I «Sony Style». Model PC-style Sony, which then set the tone in electronics.
By the way, the keyboard with the "island" was invented in the keys by Sony, and not Apple, as many people think nedofanaty.



Apple Snow White II «Americana». The same layout, just here trying to move away from the infamous "Sony Style".



The smallest at the time (1985) computer Apple, he also «Baby Mac».
Along with him came and keyboard in the true "apple" style.



Same. Stand a little surprised at the hotels such
the installation angle of the monitor - it is quite commonplace.



The prototype of today's scenario "and an external monitor."
However, here the "notebook" of its screen was not and had to cling to any "crutches."



Typical Macintosh.



Option Right vaguely reminiscent of today's Acer monitors and Samsung.



The same model is notorious "Liza".
As can be seen from the photographs, candy bar can be placed upside down, and the display is regulated by the slope.
By the way, here in the eye catches the idea of ​​a separate numeric keypad on the keyboard. Who jumps the view that the fact,
who enjoys the right hand mouse will be much more comfortable if the numeric keypad is positioned to the left
- So the distance to move the hand from the keyboard to the mouse properly reduced.
Unfortunately, manufacturers are not yet concerned with such apparent trifles.



Dummy laptop as we know it.



Perhaps the most unusual of the second prototype after the "telefonoplansheta."
Monoblock with two flat screens (remember that while widely used CRT tube).
At the time, the concept looked utterly strange, but today it is no surprise (except parents,
grandparents and simple village folks) computer that is connected to two or more monitors.



And here is the author of all creation.