The line of cases replicates the look and feel of Apple’s designs for the original Macintosh, iPod, and a few Macs from Apple’s PowerPC days. Anyways, strap yourself into the nostalgia train while we take a look back at Apple before it was cool.
Next up is the iMac G3-inspired case (pictured at top), and of course it’s the one that comes in the most (neon) colors. This was one of the last times we saw a Mac with a CRT monitor (the eMac was the last CRT-based Mac) and a cool see-though neon-colored plastic body. Sadly, this case does not include the iMac's handle.
What's left
Last stop is a case inspired by the first-ever Macintosh computer (below), which made its debut in 1984. The case celebrates everything about these old-school computers, from cream-colored plastic to the rainbow Apple logo and the SCSI port.
If you dig these iPhone cases, you can buy them directly from Schreer Delights for $45 each. But you might want to act quickly because Apple’s legal team is sure to follow up on some intellectual property rights violations.
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[Schreer Delights via Geekosystem / Images courtesy of Schreer Delights]
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