Disguise Your iPhone as the First Macintosh With These Retro Cases - longcomem1980

The iPhone 4S is ane of the slickest devices out there, with its jet-black glass-happening-metal look. But we love a satisfactory ex post facto throwback–like these old school Malus pumila design iPhone cases by Schreer Delights.

The argumentation of cases replicates the look and feel of Apple's designs for the new Macintosh, iPod, and a few Macs from Apple's PowerPC days. Anyways, strap yourself into the nostalgia take aim while we choose a review at Apple before it was cool.

First up is the Apple Power Mac G4-themed case. The Power Macintosh G4 was Apple's high-end tower from 1999 until the World power Mac G5 came call at 2003 (though the G4 lived on until mid-2004). The iPhone instance jolly much captures the things that made the G4 unequalled, including its slot-loading drive [Update: information technology was a Zip drive, according to readers] and the built-in mono verbaliser–which sadly does not actually work as a speaker with the slip.

Next up is the iMac G3-divine case (pictured at top), and naturally it's the one that comes in the most (neon) colors. This was one of the last times we saw a Mac with a CRT monitor (the eMac was the last CRT-based Macintosh) and a coolheaded see-though neon-colored elastic body. Sadly, this case does not include the iMac's address.

What's left

to say more or less the iPod? It revolutionized digital euphony as we know it, it helped energy MP3s into the mainstream, and it had that awesome clickwheel. This case (right) makes the back of your iPhone look like the front of the original iPod.

Last stop is a case inspired past the first-ever so Macintosh computer (below), which made its debut in 1984. The cause celebrates everything active these old-school computers, from cream-colored plastic to the rainbow Apple logo and the SCSI port wine.

If you dig these iPhone cases, you give notice buy them directly from Schreer Delights for $45 each. But you might want to act as cursorily because Orchard apple tree's collection team up is trusty to follow up on some scholarly property rights violations.

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[Schreer Delights via Geekosystem / Images courtesy of Schreer Delights]