A group of tech enthusiasts has recreated the logic board of the classic Macintosh Plus—but in a much smaller ITX form factor. This isn't just a nostalgia trip; it's a functional, compact reproduction that could let retro-computing fans build a tiny version of the iconic 1986 machine.

Editor’s Note: For fans of vintage tech, this is a clever way to bridge the gap between nostalgia and modern hardware. The Macintosh Plus was a beloved workhorse in its day, and shrinking its guts into a tiny ITX board opens up fun possibilities—like building a mini replica or tinkering with classic software in a more space-efficient package. It’s a niche but passionate corner of tech where engineering meets reverence for the past.