Back in the '80s, the Macintosh community was introduced to the ThunderScan. For around $200, it allowed users to transform an ImageWriter printer into a scanner through the use of an optical sensor housed in a ribbon-like cartridge. Let's (sorta) check it out!

Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
02:01 - History
02:38 - Unboxing
07:05 - Demo-ish

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