1. Apple's first device was a computer named Apple I, released in 1976. It all began with this.
2.Apple II, by comparison, was much better-looking than its predecessor.
3.Fast-forward to 1980, when Apple released Apple III. It was considered a failure by many.
4.In 1984, Apple released its first personal computer, the Macintosh. This is where Apple's success in consumer hardware really began.
5.Then came Macintosh Portable in 1991, Apple's first try at a laptop. The clamshell design would feature prominently in every Apple laptop since then.
6.Newton Message Pad released in 1993 foreshadowed Apple's push into mobile devices, though the Newton itself was a flop.
7.Apple's PowerBook 500, released in 1994, was a lot less clunky than the Mac Portable.
8.Then came iMac G3 in 1998, which attracted consumers with a sleek plastic case and colour options.
9.The next year, Apple came out with iBook, which looked like a clamshell.
10.Apple also developed peripherals like this cinema display, designed to mimic the aesthetics of PowerBook G4.
11. iBook laptop was updated in 2001. Note that by now Apple had largely abandoned the colours used in previous iMacs.
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2.Apple II, by comparison, was much better-looking than its predecessor.
3.Fast-forward to 1980, when Apple released Apple III. It was considered a failure by many.
4.In 1984, Apple released its first personal computer, the Macintosh. This is where Apple's success in consumer hardware really began.
5.Then came Macintosh Portable in 1991, Apple's first try at a laptop. The clamshell design would feature prominently in every Apple laptop since then.
6.Newton Message Pad released in 1993 foreshadowed Apple's push into mobile devices, though the Newton itself was a flop.
7.Apple's PowerBook 500, released in 1994, was a lot less clunky than the Mac Portable.
8.Then came iMac G3 in 1998, which attracted consumers with a sleek plastic case and colour options.
9.The next year, Apple came out with iBook, which looked like a clamshell.
10.Apple also developed peripherals like this cinema display, designed to mimic the aesthetics of PowerBook G4.
11. iBook laptop was updated in 2001. Note that by now Apple had largely abandoned the colours used in previous iMacs.
to be continue ............................... ............................................................................................
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