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| Apple first computer priced at $666.66. |
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| Apple II hit jackpot in 1977, one year after Apple 1. |
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| 1984 Macintosh first computer with graphical user interface and a mouse. |
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| Apple llc launched a few months after Macintosh. |
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| LaserWriter 1985. It costs $7000 and was bigger than your microwave. But by having this at that time, you can publish your own newspaper. |
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| Steve Jobs bought Pixar in 1986. He paid $5 million to George Lucas and sank another $5 million of his own money into the company. In 2006, he sold it to Disney for $7.4 Billion. |
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| After quit Apple early 1990, Jobs found NeXT. The first server node on the World Wide Web was a NeXT box. |
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| After NeXT failed to gain traction, Jobs sold the company to Apple and came back into the fold in 1996. Two years later, the company released a complete rewrite of the desktop PC — the candy-colored iMac. It kicked the boring beige PC box to the curb, and it marked the return of the revolutionary all-in-one design first introduced by the original Macintosh. The first iMac was a runaway hit, and the all-in-one design is still used by today's iMac (and widely copied by other PC manufacturers). |
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| Power Mac G4 Cube, 2000 |
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