Anyone born before 1990 should remember the Apple Lisa computer. Well, it's back again with a fresh new design, taking shape as an original Apple iMac. Inspired by the familiar profile of Steve Jobs' early machines, this personal computer has been designed to be super sleek and incredibly quick, genuinely updating a classic design.
What is missing from the CURVED/labs Lisa is the boxy form of the first version. Instead, it's been engineered like a slim piece of aluminum, bent to similar contours to stand at the height and width of its Apple Computers ancestor. This hi-tech throwback features an 11.6-inch touchscreen, with the option of setting up a Mac keyboard and a mouse. Complete with an SD card reader, this original Apple iMac is meticulously manufactured from MacBook Air components.
What's Driving This Trend
- Retro Computer Designs
- Vintage computer designs are making a comeback as a unique and nostalgic way to stand out in a tech-savvy world.
- Slim and Sleek Computers
- Companies can capitalize on the trend towards slim and sleek computer designs by creating new versions of classic models, updated with modern components.
- Nostalgic Tech Accessories
- As retro tech designs become more popular, there is an opportunity to create and sell nostalgic tech accessories that complement these designs, such as retro-inspired keyboards and mice.
Who This Affects Most
- Technology
- Technology companies can capitalize on the trend of retro computer designs by creating new versions of classic models that incorporate modern components and features.
- Consumer Electronics
- Consumer electronics companies can create and market unique, vintage-inspired tech products that appeal to those looking for nostalgia or a unique design aesthetic.
- Accessories
- As the trend towards retro tech grows, there is an opportunity for accessory companies to create and sell products that complement these designs, such as retro-inspired keyboards, mice, and other tech accessories.
