A unique aspect of the Apple I is that it was sold without an external case, keyboard, or display screen. Final assembly was up to the buyers. Therefore, homemade housings for the computer include ...

Evaluating the different options, [jacksonliam] decided to save the case and ... an old computer? How about putting a Mac mini inside an old iMac or a Raspberry Pi inside an Apple ...

Realizing that a product from 1986 is old enough that Apple (probably) isn’t worried about people cloning it, he set out to produce this definitive digital version of the original case ...