“This Is Not a Product”: The Apple Developer Transition Kit

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By Stephen HackettJan 16, 2019, 11:53 am1.8k ptsInterestingTop
In his keynote introducing the switch to Intel,1 Steve Jobs introduced the weirdest Mac of all time: the Apple Developer Transition Kit. An Intel Mac inside a Power Mac G5 body, the Apple Developer Transition Kit (or DTK) was made as a way for developers to work on their x86 applications before the first Intel…

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