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This supercomputer system, Touchstone Delta, had 512 processors operating independently. Caltech researchers used this for simulating molecular models in AIDS research. -
Developed by President John Scully, Apple created a handheld computer named "the Newton". Although the handwriting recognition software was very inaccurate, the Newton featured many of the characteristics that would define handheld computers going forward. -
Known more commonly as the Track Write, this product was invented by John Karidis. The keyboard design was nicknamed "the Butterfly" because when the laptop was opened, the compact keyboard would expand wider than the laptop screen. -
Apple's first new product under the leadership of Steve Jobs, The iMac was popular for its simplicity and its ease of use for the consumer. It was also considered the most significant step in Apple's return from near-bankruptcy. -
In 1999, Apple released its "airport" Wifi router and built Wi-fi connectivity into the new Macs. Beginning the popularization of cable-free connections at work, home, and cafes.