Netscape Navigator 2.02 on an Apple Macintosh II

[@ddellasa]

In the 80s Apple was really ahead for that period, this machine from 1987 was already able to connect to the Internet

[@KRAZEEIZATION]

I had one of these from 1989 to 1994, I got an LC 360 then until 1998 when I got a G3 tower and now I have an iMac late '09. Funny how the desktop on the Mac still looks eerily the same, menu bar across the top. I can honestly say I have never owned a Windows PC! I miss the Mac II as it would run Continuum, one of the best games ever!

[@cellsplicer2008]

It's listed in the description :) The card is simply called "Macintosh II Video card", aka Toby framebuffer. I have better cards, but they do not support the fixed-sync AppleColor High-Resolution RGB Monitor. I have used a RasterOps Paintboard Prism in the system. It's hilarious to see how slow the windows repaint at ultra-high resolutions!

[@cellsplicer2008]

Please check the description. It is running System 7.1 Update 3.0 with quite acceptable performance. I also have System 6 in case I need to run early Macintosh apps. The system is simply connected using a Farallon 10BASE-T NuBus Ethernet adapter. The device driver for this hardware only works on System 7.0 and later.

[@ryanholtz7382]

What kind of NuBus video do you have installed, out of curiosity?

[@wildsidecreations]

1.5 minutes and its booted and opening a web page. People forget how fast these things were. What happened? Computers got slower.

[@Epicluigi9]

Try playing crysis on it