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NeXT Computer Index
After Steve Jobs left Apple, he formed NeXT Computers and shipped the Cube in 1988. His OS was rooted in Unix. His first model had no floppy drive. They in some ways foreshadowed changes Apple would see about a decade later.
- NeXT Cube
- NeXTstation
- NeXTstation Turbo
- NeXTstation Color
- NeXTstation Turbo Color
- NeXTcube
- NeXTcube Turbo
- NeXTdimension
Online Resources
- NeXT Computer, Wikipedia
- NeXT Computer: when cool wasn't enough, Colin Barke, vnunet.com, 2000.1.17. "When the NeXT Computer was launched in 1988 Jobs believed it would change the world of computing. In the end, the story of the NeXT cube became a study in failure. NeXT was a high-profile disaster, a computer system that the world admired but wouldn't buy."
- NeXT Cubes, Workstations and Peripherals!, Used NeXT computers, peripherals, and operating systems.
- Black Hardware
- Commonly asked (by Mac users) questions about NextStep/OpenStep systems, Kevin Coffee. Best single-page resource I've seen about NeXT stuff.
- NeXTStep & OpenStep Abandonware
- NetBSD/next68k
- The NeXT FAQ
- Intro to NeXTstep, Thomas McCarthy.
- AppleTalk connectivity for NeXTstep/OpenStep, Frank Siegert
- NeXT Information Page
- NeXTanswers, Apple
- If you know of good NeXT pages I should link to, please . Thanks!
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