There will be plenty of news soon about the latest mobile release from Apple, but it got Bangkok-based artist Pierre Cerveau to thinking about what Apple’s flagship product would have looked like if it had been released long before the first iPhone. Complete with Apple Macintosh Plus styling, the concept phone includes a monochrome display that probably won’t play Oregon Trail or Number Munchers, an old school rotary dial, serial cable charging port, mundane plastic housing and a whopping 512kb of memory. It’s obviously only a concept design piece, but it’s incredibly well put together.
The 1980s Apple Macintosh Phone Concept
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