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A tiny Macintosh, one brick at a time
How a Raspberry Pi, a 2.2-inch screen and a box of Lego became a pocket Macintosh that boots real Mac OS 7.6.1 — and reads the modern web.
The idea was equal parts nostalgia and silliness: build a micro Macintosh — the pre-OS X kind, all menu bars and pixel fonts — small enough to live inside a Lego case. A Raspberry Pi for the brains, a little colour screen for the face, and, eventually, a genuine System-7 emulator behind the glass. This is how it came together.
