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Apple

Computer · 1997

Apple eMate 300

Apple developed the eMate 300 for classroom use on the Newton platform. Its robust green case recalls schools and blackboards. The electronics are well …

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Background · 1976

Apple I

The Homebrew Computer Club met in Menlo Park (California/USA) from 1975 to 1986. Steve Wozniak was there at the first meeting and so fascinated that he built …

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Computer · 1977

Apple II

On 10 June 1977, Apple launched a new generation of home computers with the Apple II. It was supplied as an assembled product rather than a kit.

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Computer · 1984

Apple IIc

In 1984, Apple introduced the Apple IIc, its first portable, compact computer; the “c” stands for compact. It has neither a built-in battery nor a display, but …

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Computer · 1983

Apple IIe, DuoDisk and Monitor

The Apple IIe was one of Apple’s most successful mass-market computers. The Apple II range began in 1977 with the Apple II, followed two years later by the …

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Background · 2007

Apple iPhone

Steve Jobs presented the first iPhone in 2007. The historical overview explains the approach of the device and refers to the mobile device inventory.

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Computer · 1983

Apple Lisa

Apple released the Lisa 1983; it is considered the first personal computer with mouse and keyboard. The operating system Lisa OS offers a graphical …

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Computer · 1993

Newton and Apple MessagePad

John Sculley is president and CEO of Apple Computer from 1983 to 1993. One of his favorite projects is Newton, a platform for a PDA (personal digital …

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