Quantumiere (spelling?) trilogy has a version 1.0.3???? I bought a back issue of MacAddict (a magazine a really hate) just to get a copy of 1.0.2 (Brian Whalley told me where to find it--I couldn't find it anywhere else!).
So, where can I get 1.0.3? Thanks to anyone who answers.
Jude

Mikee, Mikee, Mikee...

5. When was the exact date that Apple Computer announced it first product?
XXX XX, 1983 I am not THAT obsessed with Apple to know that....

Nope, on Superbowl Sunday Apple introduced their first Macintosh products for release on January 31. Apple's first computer came out in late 1977, however.

-Jericon

Ah yes, now I recall their first commericial about 'Big Brother' -IBM- from superbowl sunday 1984.
For some odd reason I was thinking about the first 'Mac' Apple made, which was invented in 83'. Oddly Windows 1.0.0 came out that same year, whats funny about it is that it was supposed to be for slower, crappier computers. The Lisa was a high quality, wonderfully designed machine and GUI.

So its always been the Apple makes good, high quality machines with wonder user interfaces (look at Windows 1.0, its DOS with a mouse) while Windows is for slower, cheaper pieces of crap.

Microsoft's first DOS came with Donkey.dat, a rip-off of frogger hmmmmm hehehe

Now who knows the first video game and what year it was made?

Pong? Forget the year though....

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Bzzzzzzzt! Wrong.

Thats the popular idea of what the first game was, I believe pong was #3 or #4.

It was the first POPULAR game, but not the first

I found this at: (url="http://"http://www.videogamespot.com/features/universal/hov/p2_02.html")http://www.videogame.../hov/p2_02.html(/url)

This is the first real electronic game ever made (before there were machine-operated games)

1958
In an effort to keep visitors to the Brookhaven
National Laboratories in New York from being
bored, physicist Willy Higinbotham invents an
interactive table-tennis-like game that is
displayed on an oscilloscope. He improves on
his invention a year later by displaying it on a
15-inch monitor. Believing that he hasn't
invented anything, Higinbotham doesn't patent
the device.

This game eventually becomes Pong

I found this at: (url="http://"http://www.videogamespot.com/features/universal/hov/p2_02.html")http://www.videogame.../hov/p2_02.html(/url)

This is the first real video game ever made (before there were machine-operated games). The game was called Computer Space after an ASCII game called Spacewar developed in the 60's on a huge house-sized computer.

1971
Nutting Releases First Arcade Video Game

Nutting manufactures 1500 Computer Space
machines. The components are packaged with
a 13-inch black and white TV set in a
futuristic-looking cabinet. The first arcade video
game is released, but the public finds it too
difficult to play.
the device.

This game eventually becomes Pong

You got that 50% right

The 58' game was the first, but Pong came later and was not an evolution of it, simply a rewritten game that was alot like it, and by another author.

It was also first made into an 'arcade' game at a bar, became an immediate success.

The 2nd game was a space-like game, complete with stars. Can anyone name it?

This topic should be on the EVO or dev board.

Uh, Andrew, why whould it be on the evo or dev boards? It's 100% pure pasteurised spam.

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Last Roman Emperor (Western Empire): Honorius, 476 AD
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The Soviet Union's economy collapsed and the Duma fired The GS of the CP of the USSR.

Challenger's O-rings leaked, allowing hypergolic chemicals to mix outside of the compustion chamber.

I owned an AppleIIc once...great little computer. I guess Apple III was overshadowed by Mac - A case of a simply better machine.

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Here again we see proof of the observation that the U.S. and England are "two counties separated by a common language."

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