24th January 1984 - Apple Computer launches the Macintosh . . .
Happy birthday Mac! Here's to the next 20 years . . .
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20 years ago today . . .
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20 years ago today . . .
by DJGM » Fri 23 Jan, 2004 7:04 pm
24th January 1984 - Apple Computer launches the Macintosh . . .
Happy birthday Mac! Here's to the next 20 years . . .
unsticky by Admin, 12th Feb 2004
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by Antony » Sun 25 Jan, 2004 1:32 am
C|net has a special report on Apple's diplomatic core.
1976, Apple Computer incorporated; the first product, Apple I, for $666.66 (USD).
1977, Apple II for $1298 (USD).
1985, Co-founders Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs separately leave.
1991, QuickTime multimedia debuts.
1997, Steve Jobs returns as interim CEO.
1998, iMac says hello.
1999, iBook releases.
2000, Steve Jobs resumes as full-time CEO; PowerMac G4 Cube releases.
2001, Apple introduces the iPod.
2002, flat-panel iMac releases.
2003, iTunes music store opens (to U.S.); PowerMac G5 releases; Virginia Tech's "Big Mac" ranks number 3 supercomputer.
1976, Apple Computer incorporated; the first product, Apple I, for $666.66 (USD).
1977, Apple II for $1298 (USD).
1985, Co-founders Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs separately leave.
1991, QuickTime multimedia debuts.
1997, Steve Jobs returns as interim CEO.
1998, iMac says hello.
1999, iBook releases.
2000, Steve Jobs resumes as full-time CEO; PowerMac G4 Cube releases.
2001, Apple introduces the iPod.
2002, flat-panel iMac releases.
2003, iTunes music store opens (to U.S.); PowerMac G5 releases; Virginia Tech's "Big Mac" ranks number 3 supercomputer.
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