Apple’s secret Star project revealed: ARM-based, touchscreen hybrid computer with LTE

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By Guilherme RamboMay 25, 2018, 7:05 pm1.7k ptsInterestingTop
What’s a computer? In 1981, Xerox released a workstation called “Xerox Star.” It was the first commercial device to be what we consider a computer these days, with a bitmapped display, a graphical user interface, a mouse, and access to e-mail. More than 30 years later, Apple is now working on a new device,…

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