Frog Design's Early 80s Tablet for Apple Computers
Jessica Marcel — January 24, 2010 — Tech
References: designmind.frogdesign & boingboing.net
Technology geeks are super excited about the impending announcement from Mac about the new tablet, but nothing compares to Mac tablet fails. Frog Design created this example of what the tablet would have looked like in the early 80s.
Touchscreen? Um, no. But check out the cool carrying handle and ridiculously awkward stylus, which serves no obvious purpose (you know, besides looking cool). This may be a joke, but Mac tablet fails aren’t just make believe.
Touchscreen? Um, no. But check out the cool carrying handle and ridiculously awkward stylus, which serves no obvious purpose (you know, besides looking cool). This may be a joke, but Mac tablet fails aren’t just make believe.
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