Apple's vintage Macintosh software and systems have been the highlights for the past decades. At present, we are only getting MacBook Pro and other advanced OS such as Ventura.
For classic Mac lovers, there's a special website where you can explore various releases straight from your web browser. It's all thanks to InfiniteMac which compiles all versions of MacOS from the 1980s and 1990s.
InfiniteMac Gives You Nostalgic Mac Vibes Once Again
For hardcore Mac fans who love to take a trip down memory lane, you can now see the amazing functionalities of the previous software releases on a website.
According to XDA Developers, you can go to InfiniteMac.org to test the old versions and builds of Mac products.
The news outlet reports that Mihai Parparita is the person behind this website. Since you can no longer access the 1984 MacOS, it's about time to experience a tinge of nostalgia by clicking the system you want to explore from 1984 to 2000.
The project allows users to smoothly access the Macintosh software and boot them up in a matter of seconds.
You can launch each of them and play games and apps to make you feel the "classic Mac era" vibes you are yearning for.
Time Machine For Mac Enthusiasts
InfiniteMac also lets you import files that you retrieve from external sources given that they are compatible with a particular system.
The website features "drag-and-drop" functionalities which will allow you to perform the usual tasks such as installing software. Other than that, you can export files that you made on a classic Mac.
Although InfiniteMac is not perfect since it can crash sometimes, it's a great way for users who want to use the old Macs back in the day.
Furthermore, the website also highlights the change log that you can see for every available version. It's worth using especially if you badly miss using their features after many years.
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Discounted Apple M2 Pro Mac Mini on Amazon
Apple's Mac mini is reportedly up for grabs on Amazon, according to Engadget. The product is currently sitting at $1,249 thanks to the $50 discount that you can score when you buy it from the store.
If you're looking for a "headless" desktop that you can use at the office or school, this M2-equipped Mac Mini is definitely a steal you can't miss to have.
It's designed for multitaskers, as well as editors who want to change and add some improvements to pictures or videos. This machine is suited, as well for hybrid remote workers who are looking for convenience and flexibility.
If your aim is high performance, you can opt for its Pro version, but prepare your wallet for a more expensive price ahead of purchase.
