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This timeline of Apple products is a list of all computers, phones, tablets, wearables, and other innovation made by Apple Inc. This list is ordered by the release date of the products. Macintosh Performa models were often physically identical to other models, in which case they are omitted in favor of the identical twin.
- The 1970s
- The 1980s
- The 1990s
- The 2000s
- The 2010s
April 1976 – Apple Computer Company is formed by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Rayne. The latter would sell back his share a couple of weeks later, but the two Steves carried on with the release of the Apple IPC in July of the same year. This initial model came as a motherboard, with users needing to provide a keyboard and monitor, and build...
January 1983 – The Apple Lisais launched, the first consumer PC to feature a GUI. Sales were poor though due to an incredibly high price of around $10,000 (over $33,000 in today’s money). April 1983– Steve Jobs hires Pepsi-cola President John Sculley to become Apple CEO by challenging him with the question ‘Do you want to sell sugared water for the...
October 1991 – Powerbook range introduced with the Powerbook 100 September 1992– Jony Ive joins Apple August 1993 – The Apple Newton MessagePadis released. This Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) debuted with a stylus and handwriting recognition software. The device proved moderately successful and was followed by several other models, some of which ...
January 2001 – iTunesis released May 2001 – First Apple Storesare opened October 2001 – Steve Jobs unveils the iPod, with the classic tagline ‘1000 songs in your pocket’. January 2002 – iMac G4arrives with its beautiful angle-poise-lamp style design. Still one of the best-looking devices Apple ever made. June 2003 – Power Mac G5introduced, bringing...
April 2010 – Apple practically invents a product category and then goes on to dominate it for the next decade. The era of tablets begins with the iPad. June 2010 – Jony Ive continues to raise the standard for the tech industry as the gorgeous iPhone 4is revealed to the world. January 2011 – Mac App Storegoes live and Steve Jobs announces another le...
Jan 28, 2010 · Technology. Timeline: Apple product introductions and milestones. By Reuters. January 28, 20106:12 AM PSTUpdated 14 years ago. NEW YORK (Reuters) - Apple Inc unveiled its wildly anticipated...
- The Macintosh computer, unveiled January 1984. Heralded by a now-most famous TV commercial, the Macintosh computer lived up to the revolutionary promise made by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs during its 1984 unveiling.
- The iPod, unveiled October 2001. Although it wasn’t the first of its kind, the iPod changed the way people thought about digital music players just like Jimi Hendrix changed the way thought about the guitar.
- The iPhone, unveiled January 2007. It’s difficult to overstate how much the iPhone has changed the world. In technical terms, it introduced the convenience of touchscreens at the time that a physical keyboard was still all the rage on the top-selling smartphone – the BlackBerry – when Jobs first took out what was all-in-one computer, camera and music player out of his pocket in 2007.
- The iPad, unveiled January 2010. The iPad created a middle ground between laptops and smartphone. The tablet provided people with a quicker, more convenient way to browse the web, check email, and read books than a laptop on a larger screen than smartphones – an advantage that became even more important as video streaming craze took off.
Aug 24, 2011 · Stitcher. RSS. Apple: An Illustrated History. Click to see a full-sized version of this illustrated timeline that charts Apple’s milestone products and executive changes against its stock...
Mar 3, 2011 · By Reuters. March 3, 20118:41 AM PSTUpdated 13 years ago. NEW YORK (Reuters) - Apple Inc unwrapped a sleeker iPad 2 on Wednesday and its maestro Steve Jobs took the stage in San Francisco to a...
Aug 19, 2019 · Overall I agree with this assessment. The buzz around Apple products is very predictable, and has been for decades. I remember talk about the Apple Tax in the 1990s. I do disagree with one bit though.
