It's 25 years since Apple first unveiled the Macintosh, a brand that helped revolutionise the PC industry and create the home computer as we know it.
In this programme, we hear from some of the people involved in building the Mac in 1984 – as well as those who have used it over the years since then.
Along the way we'll hear who it was that Steve Jobs called "idiots"; we'll get our hands on some of the earliest Macintosh prototypes AND we'll discover whether it lived up to its early promise.
Sit down and boot up... as we find out how the Mac was made.
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