Looks uncomfortable, doesn’t it? The Mac Store in Maryland Heights, Missouri, blew out some old stock by building a couch from a few dozens Macintosh IIs. Wouldn’t a collection of Performa 6500s be a big nicer to sit on? Always to nice to see the spirit of the original Macquarium kept alive.
Via Digg Via New Launches.
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8 responses to “Mac Store in Missouri Creates Couch From Mac IIs”
Original, pero parece que va a estar algo duro ¿no?…
that is nice.
Is that an Apple store? Looks kind of dumpy.
this is really new (2001)
http://www.macobserver.com/art…
Wow