Apollo Quanta Press Space Series 1991 VTG CD-ROM NASA Moon Missions Rare PC Software
Rare vintage Apollo CD-ROM from the Quanta Press Space Series, an early multimedia reference title devoted to America's historic Apollo lunar exploration program and U.S. Moon missions.
Documented as a 1991 Quanta Press CD-ROM, Apollo was released during the earliest period of commercial multimedia CD-ROM publishing. A contemporary 1992 BYTE magazine reference lists the Apollo CD-ROM from Quanta Press with an original price of $129.
The program was created as a computer-based reference resource covering the U.S. Apollo Moon program, making it an outstanding crossover collectible for enthusiasts of vintage computing, NASA, space exploration, Apollo missions and early multimedia technology.
Unlike later mass-market multimedia encyclopedias, this title comes from the period when CD-ROM drives were still expensive specialty hardware and publishers were experimenting with the enormous storage capacity offered by optical discs.
Details:
Space Series
Documented 1991 Apollo Moon missions
NASA / space exploration subject matter
Early multimedia reference software
Vintage PC computing collectible
Original documented price: $129
Excellent historical software collectible representing both the early CD-ROM revolution and one of the most important programs in the history of human space exploration.
Please review photographs carefully for exact edition, included materials and cosmetic condition. Due to the age of this software, compatibility with modern computers is not guaranteed. Vintage computer hardware, appropriate operating software or emulation may be necessary.
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