Accessories

Everything you see in magazines and catalogs for the Mac (and iMac) and then some was available to see, touch and try. I'd forgotten what a joy it is to shop with real products instead of leafing through paper catalogs and paging through online stores. There were Mac dust covers, padded PowerBook and parts "gloves", keyboards, mouse pads, mice, input devices of all kinds, USB floppy disk drives, hard drives, MO drives, Zip drives, CD ROMs, the Que!, video and SCSI cards, whole floors of software, custom parts, hubs (USB and ethernet), cables in all five iMac colors, Alps and HP (880C) printers in iMac colors along with the Epson 770 (740i), etc., etc.... Virtually, everything was in the five iMac colors, including dust brooms, powerstrips and iMac keychains. I bought a discounted bondi blue Yano/TEAC USB floppy drive for my B&W G3 with the hope that the driver works with the English version of the Mac OS (it does--see below), a PowerBook 2400c "glove", a battery "glove", and an iMac dust cover.