Doh.
Remember the storm in a teacup that was the BBC putting a NES cart in a SNES during one of its segments on retro gaming? Well, the esteemed British broadcaster (or one of its younger researchers, at least) is back with another banger: Windows 95 shown alongside an Apple Macintosh computer.
As spotted by Lost Tourist on social media, the segment was about the 30th anniversary of Microsoft’s Windows 95 operating system – so the inclusion of an original Apple Macintosh SE (released in 1987 and famously incompatible with Windows 95) is a real clanger.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
Doh.
Remember the storm in a teacup that was the BBC putting a NES cart in a SNES during one of its segments on retro gaming? Well, the esteemed British broadcaster (or one of its younger researchers, at least) is back with another banger: Windows 95 shown alongside an Apple Macintosh computer.
As spotted by Lost Tourist on social media, the segment was about the 30th anniversary of Microsoft’s Windows 95 operating system – so the inclusion of an original Apple Macintosh SE (released in 1987 and famously incompatible with Windows 95) is a real clanger.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
