Introduction of the Macintosh (1984) [Online-Exclusive] Video Games and the "Electronic Propulsion" systems

and the "Electronic Propulsion" systems that allowed for remote reversing and speed control

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making it exponentially faster than standard models and capable of supporting a staggering 128MB of memory—an unheard-of amount for a desktop in the late 1980s

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Introduction of the Macintosh (1984) [Online-Exclusive] Video Games and the "Electronic Propulsion" systemsOnline Exclusive Exhibit Apple's "1984" commercial was a one time aired commercial to introduce the original Macintosh in 1984. Apple co founder, Steve Jobs, revealed the "1984" commercial to Apple employees in the Fall of 1983 at an Apple convention. On January 22, 1984, during the third quarter of the Super Bowl XVIII, the commercial aired. It was a spoof of the George Orwell classic, 1984. It featured slaves walking through tunnels into a big