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A classic operating system afficionado, z80 has setup the NeXT Information Archive, a web repository for all things NeXT. He has placed many scanned NeXT brochures, documents and the like on-line to allow folks a glimpse at the incredible hardware and software put out by NeXT in the late 80's-early 90's. Steve Jobs formed NeXT after being pushed out of Apple in the mid 80's and produced a revolutionary Unix operating system known as NEXTSTEP, from which Mac OS X is derived. (Little known fact: the WWW was created on a NeXT Cube.) A great site chronicling a rather significant part of computing history.


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