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In answer to a
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iCats Oreo and Fudge have a good time inspecting everything new... |
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The
Vintage Mac Museum was on display
for Macworld Boston 2004
July 2-15
at the FPAC Gallery South Boston
- Sponsored by Tech Superpowers
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Wired News reported the event:

The Vintage
Mac Museum is a labor of love by Oakbog
Macintosh Consulting and Technical Support
Old Mac File Transfer & Conversion Services Available

Adam
Rosen, Museum Curator, Boston MA
macmuseum@oakbog.com
For more
info on working with older Macintosh systems, these links may be of interest:
The
Vintage Mac Museum Blog
Oakbog Reference Articles
Tales of
Old Mac Data Retrieval
Tips for Working with Vintage
Macs
Running ProTools Free on Older
Macs
Using Older Peripherals
with Newer Macs
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warm thanks to the following Cult of Mac members for their contributions
to and sponsorship of the Museum: |
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Alchemy
Creative Systems, Peter Andrews, Max Buxton, Cathy Capozzi, Karen Chenausky,
Bill & John Cockayne, John Conides, Scott Custen, Henry Dane, Lisa
Datri, Robin Dumas, Scott Evans, Finish Editorial, FPAC Gallery, Tamora
Gooding, Dan Hutchinson, Indresano Photography, Leander Kahney, Joanne
Kaliontzis, Dan Knight & Low End Mac, Terry Lockhart, Rich Martin,
Bill T Miller, Dr. Will Pitts, Norma Shulman, ,Soundtrack Boston, Tech
Superpowers, Louise Vogel, Wil-Spec Architectural Specifications, Matthew
Woods, the MIT Flea, and craigslist sellers everywhere! |

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