006: A Very Different Chip (The PowerPC G3)
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Apple Keynote Chronicles
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In 1997, Apple’s website went dark for 24 hours, and it showed a picture of a chocolate chip cookie, a shopping cart, and a screwdriver. What could this possibly mean? Was it a hint for a new product? Let’s find out.
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1:45 - Seybold Seminar
3:35 - November 1997 Event Introduction
7:34 - A Very Different Chip: PowerPC G3
18:11 - A Very Different Store
27:53 - A Very Different Factory
30:12 - What's Dell Doing Here?!
35:20 - Conclusion
Seybold Seminar 1997: https://web.archive.org/web/19971018032434/http://www.seyboldseminars.com/News/sf97/Jobs_Keynote.html
Apple Event, November 1997: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXWuZjPgkbE
"Dude, You're Getting a Dell": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXGO6QSC5Fg
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007: Apple's First iProduct (the iMac)
iPods, iPhones, iPads… Apple’s lowercase “i” moniker is ubiquitous today—everybody knows what it means. But it all started with the release of Apple’s first iProduct in 1998—the iMac.
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1:58 - Macworld San Francisco 1998
15:25 - Seybold New York 1998
22:45 - Apple's "Back on Track" (May 1998) Event
39:09 - The iMac Origin Story
45:50 - Conclusion
Macworld San Francisco 1998: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rA8qWUItCYw
Apple Seybold 1998 Event (Partial): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOakbQpFC6c
Apple May 1998 Event (Partial): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtaSDVpAo4c
iMac Evolution Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiAAqL0OuBE
APFS Explainer Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9I7fg930Deg
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006: A Very Different Chip (The PowerPC G3)
In 1997, Apple’s website went dark for 24 hours, and it showed a picture of a chocolate chip cookie, a shopping cart, and a screwdriver. What could this possibly mean? Was it a hint for a new product? Let’s find out.
Subscribe today so you don't miss a new episode! New episodes come out every other Monday morning (6:00 AM CT) so your Monday can be a funday!
Special thanks to our friends at Linode for making this podcast possible! If you need cloud computing solutions, then you need Linode. Grab your $100 in free credit at https://linode.com/computerclan - If it runs on Linux, it runs on Linode!
1:45 - Seybold Seminar
3:35 - November 1997 Event Introduction
7:34 - A Very Different Chip: PowerPC G3
18:11 - A Very Different Store
27:53 - A Very Different Factory
30:12 - What's Dell Doing Here?!
35:20 - Conclusion
Seybold Seminar 1997: https://web.archive.org/web/19971018032434/http://www.seyboldseminars.com/News/sf97/Jobs_Keynote.html
Apple Event, November 1997: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXWuZjPgkbE
"Dude, You're Getting a Dell": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXGO6QSC5Fg
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Episode Transcription: https://thecomputerclan.com/transcriptions/AppleKeynoteChronicles-006.pdf
005: Apple Burns the Past: Final Cut Pro X Introduction (ft. Brad Olsen)
If Apple burned down your house, and built you an epic mansion with tons of cool stuff, that'd be pretty cool, right? Wait, no… YOU BURNED DOWN MY HOUSE?! In a nutshell, that's how many passionate, invested Final Cut Pro users felt when Apple rewrote the program for version 10.0, and killed support for version 7.0. Despite new innovations in the software update, many users felt betrayed or abandoned when Apple initiated this harsh transition. Today, on the 10th anniversary, we'll talk about the Final Cut Pro X launch: the good, the bad, and the ugly. Oh yeah… the drama brewed so much that a documentary was made about it (link below)!
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4:29 - Final Cut Backstory
15:56 - NAB 2011 Buildup
20:57 - Final Cut Pro X Announcement
24:06 - Final Cut Pro X Interface & Features
42:16 - Final Cut Pro X Live Demo
45:49 - Final Cut Pro X Release and Price
51:11 - Event Aftermath
54:26 - Brad Olsen's First Experience with Final Cut Pro X
56:53 - Final Cut Pro X Missing Features
1:01:40 - Final Cut Pro X Weird Bits & Glitches
1:10:58 - Other Final Cut Pro X Tidbits and the Future
1:17:01 - Conclusion
Brad's Amazing Off the Tracks Documentary: https://offthetracksmovie.com
Brad's YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/offthetracksmovie
Final Cut Pro X at SuperMeet: https://youtu.be/qOGWxd8c4Ng
Final Cut Pro Screenshots: http://bit.ly/clan35Cc82j
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004: Apple and Microsoft Join Forces
This is a big one… thousands of passionate Apple users eagerly watched Steve Jobs walk on stage and tell the world how Apple is going to get healthy again, and at the end, he drops a bombshell announcement which resulted in lots of booing from the audience, but in the end, was it all for the better?
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7:20 - Status Report
12:53 - Board of Directors
15:58 - Market Focus: Creative Content and Education
19:29 - Core Assets: Apple Brand and Mac OS
26:53 - Meaningful Partners (The Bombshell Announcement)
42:36 - Think Different
43:25 - Aftermath and Other Tidbits
48:56 - Conclusion
NotesKey: http://www.noteskey.com
Becoming Steve Jobs: https://www.audible.com/pd/Becoming-Steve-Jobs-Audiobook/B00R8HJRZM
Macworld Boston 1997: https://youtu.be/IOs6hnTI4lw
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