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This was the first successful Windows version that was accessible through DOS programs. This update allowed PC users to support large graphical applications for the very first time.
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There were 3 versions to the PowerBook including the 100, 140, and 170 models. All of the models had an internal floppy disk and built-in trackball(mouse). The 170 version had a faster processor and active matrix display.
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The Newton was introduced as a "Personal Data Assistant". This piece of technology has handwriting detection software. Although, this was a great invention it was discontinued in 1998 as there were many malfunctions.
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John Karidis had invented this laptop to be collapsable. When you open the laptop the keyboard is compiled up of 3 triangular parts that make a full size keyboard. This design was called "the Butterfly" and didn't last very long because with time the computer screens grew.
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This computer came with a 233-MHz G3 processor, 4GB hard drive, 32MB of RAM, a CD-ROM drive, and a 15-inch monitor. This computer was very easy to use and generated a lot of revenue which helped Apple out of bankruptcy.
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There were two version the 170MB and the 340MB. These were the smallest hard drives in he world at the time but were more prone to physical and temperature damage.
