History+of+Apple

= = = = -1 Mhz -32 kb -Released April 1976 -Sold for $666.66
 * __ Apple I __**

-1 Mhz -48 kb -Released June 6, 1977 -Sold for $1,298
 * __ Apple II[[image:http://www.apple-history.com/images/models/BHIIplus.gif width="83" height="60" align="right" caption="Apple II"]] __**

-5 Mhz -2 Mb -Released January, 1983 -Sold for $9,995
 * __ Lisa[[image:http://www.apple-history.com/images/models/lisa.gif width="105" height="101" align="right" caption="Lisa"]] __**

-8 Mhz -2 Mb -Released January 1984 -Sold for $2,495
 * __ Macintosh I[[image:http://www.apple-history.com/images/models/128k.gif width="124" height="88" align="right" caption="Macintosh I"]] __**

= =  -16 Mhz -1 Mb -Released March, 1987 -Sold for $3,989
 * __ Power Book __**

**__­__**-16 Mhz -2 Mb -Released February, 1997 -Sold for $2,500
 * __ Power Book G3 [[image:http://www.apple-history.com/images/models/3400.gif width="97" height="65" align="right" caption="Power Book G3"]] __**

-250 Mhz -32 Mb -Released 1991 -Sold for $5,699
 * __ Power Macintosh[[image:http://www.apple-history.com/images/models/9600.gif width="80" height="91" align="right" caption="Power Macintosh 9600"]] __**

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-**350 Mhz of CPU -1 GB of Ram -7 GB of Hard Drive -56 kbps modem -Released July 2000 -Sold for $799 -The IMAC was the first computer to combine a monitor and a desktop into one unit. This computer could be considered one of the smallest desktops available since there was no tower component. It was also very well designed and seemed to be designed for the artist in all of us. With its bright colors and the ability to choose what color you would like it was by far one of the most well designed desktops so far.
 * IMAC

-1.0 to 1.25 Ghz -2 Ram slots -1 GB of Ram -80 GB Hard Drive -15"-20" LCD display screen -NVidia GeForce4 Graphics card -1680x1050 Max resolution with a 24 bit color display -Released September 2003 -130 Watts of power -Was 13" Tall by 15.1" Wide by 10.6" Deep -Weighed 21.2 pounds -Sold for $1799 -Another revolutionary design by apple. This improved on the first IMACs design. It used an LCD display. Even the mouse and keyboard was designed to be aestically pleasing.
 * IMAC (USB 2.0)**

-2.16 Ghz -2 GB of ram -120 GB Hard drive -DvD and CD-ROM drive -ATI Mobility Radeon X1600 graphics card -85 Watts of power - Was 1" tall by 15.4" Wide and 10.4" deep -Weighed 6.8 pounds -Released April 2006 -Cost 2,799 -This was the first Macbook to move to the intel platform. This change brought Apple closer to P.Cs in that that both used the same processing unit. This new Macbook also brought to the table a micro-cam as well as the MagSafe power adapter which is talked about in there commercials.
 * Macbook Pro (17 inch)[[image:http://www.apple-history.com/images/models/mbp_17.jpg width="181" height="113" align="right" caption="Macbook Pro (17 inch)"]]**

-2.53 Ghz -4 GB of Ram -Dual graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GT, and the NVIDIA GeForce 9400M -320 GB hard drive -DVD+R and CD-ROM drive -Back Light keyboard -Released October 2008 -Cost 2,499 -85 Watts of Power -Was .95" tall by 14.35" and 9.82" Deep -Weighed 5.5 pounds - This is the first Apple computer to have dual graphics cards.These two graphics cards have made this new Apple very competitive in the gamming industry, which is one part of the computer industry that Apple was not a part of. It also has an 8 hour battery life which is a first in laptops this size. Another perk to this new Apple is that it is really pushing the going green factor.
 * MacBook Pro (2008)**

-1.6 GHZ -2 GB of Ram -Intel GMA X3100 graphics card -80 GB solid state drive -45 Watts of Power -Weighed 3 pounds -Released January 2008 -Was .15-.76" tall by 12.8" wide and 8.94" deep -This computer is so small that it was marketed with the idea that this entire computer could fit into a manilla envelope. To get this computer so compact apple had to make a significant amount of sacrifices, including making it there slowest computer at 1.6 GHZ and also when it was first released it did not have apples optical drive.
 * MacBook Air[[image:http://www.apple-history.com/images/models/mb_air_back.jpg width="273" height="106" align="right" caption="MacBook Air"]]**