This episode we talk with Jonathan Zufi, creator of Shrine of Apple and Iconic: A Photographic Tribute to Apple Innovation. He tells us about his Apple II clone from down under, coming back to the Mac after a long hiatus, and — of course — how he tracked down and photographed some of the most elusive Apple hardware on the planet.

Links for this episode:

• Jonathan Zufi
  • Iconic [website] [Amazon]
  • Shrine of Apple
  • @shrineofapple
  • Shrine of Apple on Facebook
• early experiences with Apple
  • Wombat clone (nearly sued out of existence)
  • Apple IIc
  • Wizardry games [emulate online]
  • Logo
  • Macintosh Plus
  • Macintosh IIvi
  • MacPaint
  • desktop pattern in General control panel
  • map control panel
• software design
  • Transmit
  • iMovie
  • Piezo
• creating Iconic
  • the inspiration: Robot War [emulate online]
  • similar books: Apple Design, Appledesign
  • Canon EOS 5D Mark II
• hardware Jonathan kept
  • Lisa
  • Apple II Plus
  • Product (RED) iPods
• tracking down a Multiserver
• people who assisted in Iconic
  • Forest McMullin, editor
  • Jim Abeles
  • John Woodall of VintageMicros – Unifile drive
  • Daniel Kottke – Apple III motherboard
  • Mark Richards of Computer History Museum
  • Randy Carr – Newton prototype
  • Lonnie Mims of Computer Museum of America
  • Lisa Clark, layout designer
• some more products we enjoyed…

LPGA PowerBook 170
Pippin
Pippin controller
Macintosh Color Classic
Apple I
iPod nano 6th gen.
iMac G4 "iLamp"