Video of the Day: Apple Website: 1976-1994

Nicole Martinelli ()

Matt, whose website describes him as a “normal dude that likes to talk about Apple and technology in general,” made this “what-if” trip down memory lane — an alternate reality version of what the Apple website might have looked like from the pre-Internet days.

The farther back you go, the more fun it is, check out the “See Our Ads in Byte Magazine” button and a photo of Jobs & Woz that looks snapped in the founding garage.

For a longer trip down pseudo-memory lane,  check out his slideshow here.

Thanks to reader Thomas for the tip!

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Nicole Martinelli is a San Francisco native who has lived in Milan and Florence, Italy. She's written for Wired.com, The New York Times and Newsweek. You can find her on Twitter , Facebook and Google+.

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  • deepkid

    aw man what happened to the rotary dials, avocado and corded iphone, faux wood panelling sides on the mac mini? :)

  • Alex

    The alternate reality app the best selling app in the Apple fanboy community.

  • http://mattsmacintosh.com Matt

    First, thanks to Cult Of Mac for posting this. I literally almost spit out my coffee when I did my daily check on the site and saw my video up. Thanks to Thomas for sending in the tip as well.

    Second, in response to @deepkid… faux wood pannelling on a mac mini sounds like the perfect idea for my next mod….