Flash back to Apple's neon-drenched, totally 90s in-store demo videos<article>
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<p>If you walked into a store selling Apple computers in the spring of 1997, you might have been greeted by the above screen on the Macs that were on display. Actually, given that acid orange, “greeted by” doesn’t do it justice. “Stopped in your tracks by,” possibly, or maybe “smacked right in the kisser by.”</p><p>What you’re seeing is the main menu of the Consumer In-Store Demo CD-ROM, made by a company called 25ème Heure for Apple Computer Europe, designed to let you explore all the amazing things you could do with a Mac. And it is a thing of beauty—so long as you define “beauty” as “something that reeks of the ’90s but that you have a sneaking love for because it’s so evocative of a particular time in your life”. I mean, get a load of this drop-shadow.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3026317/macs/flash-back-to-apples-neon-drenched-totally-90s-in-store-demo-videos.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Flash back to Apple's neon-drenched, totally 90s in-store demo videos
