The First Macintosh Computer In 1984

This MacBook is fast. I've owned a Macintosh computer since the early fat Macs came out back in 1984. This one blows everything away. Everything I throw at it works so smoothly. Even Zoom backgrounds work great without a green screen. Transferring everything from my previous MacBook was trivial and took less than 15 minutes transferring via wifi.

It works with my Macintosh laptop computer. Now when I give a PowerPoint presentation I can stand in the front of the room, control PowerPoint without having to appoint a flipper, and highlight things on the screen.

This is the most significant innovation since the Macintosh itself was introduced.

I have had excellent experience with this brand in the past. I like the compact design that looks well next to my Macintosh PowerBook.

My first iMac and I am new to Macintosh hardware, so I thought some extended coverage would not be a bad thing.

I recently purchased a Yashica-D TLR and so happy I still had my Sekonic from Photography school (graduated in 1984) and it still worked but was missing lumidome and highslide. I ordered the missing parts from B&H and took less than 7 days to arrive. The light meter works just like I remembered from 37 yrs ago and not time to take some awesome images.

I have been a pro shooter now for over 30 years. I bought one of these heads back in about 1984 and i still use it often. It now sitting on top of my little carbon gitzo about to head of to India for its 4th trip there. I used it daily for years on a leitz table tripod for ground level fashion shots with a Hasselblad 500 ELM. Traveled with it and my Leica M's through Kalimantan Borneo , Perched my Linhof 4x5 on it when i needed a low shot, and now use it with my Sony A7's. Its my oldest bit of gear that i still use and worth every cent i payed and then some. In the long run this will be the cheapest head you will ever buy.

I have had 6 Cd players since 1984 and this is the best by long distance. Some of them have been mechanically sound and some others have been musically pleasing. This one truly stands out, it feels mechanically sound, no noise, sure tracking no shrill upper mid range. I would recommend it.

I have owned these light stands since 1984 and managed to find parts about 20 years ago, but had no idea that new parts would still be available.� I appreciate a company who makes parts to repair their product and not just try to sell new products.

Rosco Tough Spun has always been by first choice in diffusion since 1984 when I first started in the Film Business! Thank you B & H Photo for your prompt delivery!