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Steve Jobs created Apple Computer INC -
The Apple ll showed big improvements from the first Apple computer which had been a kit computer. This computer retailed at $1,298 and had been the first computer made for the mass market. The Apple ll was equipped with a keyboard, and power supply, and was capable of color graphics. -
Apple II+ was an improved version of the Apple II and the starting price was $1195. -
Apple III was created primarily to compete with business computing companies like IBM. -
The Apple Lisa computer had been designed with business users in mind. This computer was the first to have a graphical user interface. The Apple Lisa retailed at $9,995 and this high price was the cause for its low sales. It was discontinued in April 1985. -
The Apple IIe's starting price was $1395 and it became the most successful Apple computer in 1983. -
Apple entered Fortune 500 and became the fastest-growing company in history. -
The computer was the first of its kind for it had folders and icons on the desktop making it user friendly. In addition the Macintosh computer was sold for an affordable price of $2 495 making it appealing to the general public. -
Apple’s first attempt at both a portable computer and “out-of-the-box” functionality. -
Macintosh was the first desktop computer to market with an intuitive GUI. -
The IIGS was the most powerful computer in the Apple II family in 1986 -
The SE had space for an internal hard drive and advanced SCSI support. -
IIc Plus was the final model in the Apple II family and it was faster than the IIGS. -
The SE/30 supported the capacity for expandable RAM and a 1.44MB floppy disk drive. -
The Classic was an adaptation of Terry Oyama’s and Jerry Oyama’s Macintosh 128K industrial design. -
The Classic II is the last black-and-white Macintosh with a floppy drive. -
The Apple MacIntosh LC series were sold as Apple’s upper low end computers for the mid 1990’s. -
This was one of Apple’s lower moments, featuring severely compromised hardware design. -
12,000 of these were produced because apple wanted it to seem more expensive. -
The Apple Store was installed on all apple devices -
These were sold to the educational market only. -
iMac was is a series of Macintosh personal computers and Apple computers sold from 1998 to 2003. -
The above model set the standard for the rest of the iMac G3s with a slot-loading CD ROM rather than a tray-loading model. -
The eMac was made available as a cheaper option to the educational market than the iMac.