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Macintosh Portable
This battery-powered personal computer was aboard the ninth mission of the Space Shuttle Atlantic, as the first off-the-shelf portable computer used in space. -
The Power Book 100 Series
The Power Book 100, 140, and 170 were the first power books released. -
Power Book Duo
The Duo line improved on the Power Book's portability, with only one USB port, one video port, and one speaker port. -
Power Book 500 series
Apple's 500 Series, also known as "Blackbird," was the first laptop computer to use a track pad instead of a trackball to control the cursor. -
Powerbook 5300 series
The IBM Power PC processor, which would go on to every power every laptop in the PowerBook line, was introduced with the 5300 series. -
PowerBook g3
The computer used by Legally Blonde's Elle Woods and Sex and the city's Carrie Bradshaw was the fastest notebook computer at the time. -
iBooks
Perhaps one of the most iconic Apple devices created, the colorful clamshell iBooks was a revolution in product design, and a game changer for Apple Computer. -
Power Book G4
The first in G4 series was dubbed the Titanium PowerBook, after the material used for the computer's encasing. -
MacBook Pro
The MacBook pro line replaced the PowerBook entirely, with a new Intel Core processor -
Mac Book Poly carbonate
The original MacBook was available in black and white poly carbonate casing and was one on the first apple computers to transition from the 12 inch display to the 13 inch widescreen. -
Mac Book Poly Carbonate
The original Mac Book was available in black or white poly carbonate casing and was one of the first Apple laptops to transition from the 12-inch display to the 13-inch wide screen. -
Mac Book Air
The Release of the ultra portable, ultra thin Mac Book air reflected a new trend in the tech industry at the time-the move towards mobile products that store data in a cloud. -
Mac Book Uni Body
The iteration of the Mac Book and Mac Book Pro was made from a single block of aluminum. -
Mac Book Pro Retina
Apple claimed that this "resolutionary"display was the most brilliant 2800 x 1000 pixel resolution the world has ever seen.
