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Apple Macintosh PowerBook 170 (1991) Models on Display:Apple PowerBook 170 Bell & Howell Electric Eye

Apple Macintosh PowerBook 170 (1991) Models on Display:Apple PowerBook 170 Bell & Howell Electric EyeApple Macintosh PowerBook 170 One of Apple's First Commercially Successful Laptops The Apple PowerBook 170, released in October 1991 for a staggering $4,599 (roughly $10,500 today), was the luxury powerhouse of Apple's original laptop lineup. Built to save Apple's portable reputation after an earlier, clunky attempt at a mobile computer, the 170 was a no compromise flagship machine that packed a fast processor and a gorgeous 10 inch screen that easily

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Bell & Howell Electric Eye

rock-and-roll sound that defined the 1990s

released in the mid-1970s

Although the world flight happened in December 1986

We also play Dire Straits' "Brothers in Arms"

Apple Macintosh PowerBook 170 (1991) Models on Display:Apple PowerBook 170 Bell & Howell Electric EyeApple Macintosh PowerBook 170 One of Apple's First Commercially Successful Laptops The Apple PowerBook 170, released in October 1991 for a staggering $4,599 (roughly $10,500 today), was the luxury powerhouse of Apple's original laptop lineup. Built to save Apple's portable reputation after an earlier, clunky attempt at a mobile computer, the 170 was a no compromise flagship machine that packed a fast processor and a gorgeous 10 inch screen that easily

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