Apple Computer

Apple Computer, Inc. {{nasdaq|AAPL}} is a Silicon Valley company based in Cupertino, California, whose core business is computer technologies. Apple helped commence the personal computer revolution in the 1970s with the Apple II microcomputer and has since further shaped it with the Macintosh. Apple is known for its innovative, well-designed hardware, such as iPod and the iMac, as well as software offerings exemplified through iTunes as part of the iLife suite and Mac OS X, its flagship operating system.

Hardware formerly made by Apple

• Apple II (][+,//e)
• Disk II
• Apple ///
• Apple Monitor ///
• Apple Monitor //
• Apple 80 column card
• Apple //c
• Apple //gs
• Apple SilentWriter
• ImageWriter
• Lisa
• Macintosh
• Macintosh XL
• Macintosh 512
• Macintosh Plus
• LaserWriter
• Macintosh SE
• Macintosh II
• Macintosh SE/30
• Macintosh IIx
• Macintosh IIcx
• Macintosh Portable
• Macintosh IIci
• Macintosh IIfx
• StyleWriter
• Macintosh LC
• Macintosh IIsi
• Macintosh Classic
• Macintosh Color Classic
• PowerBook 100
• PowerBook 140
• PowerBook 170
• PowerBook 145
• PowerBook 180
• PowerBook 180c
• Duo 210
• Duo 230
• Duo 250
• Duo 270
• Duo 280c
• Quadra 700
• Quadra 900
• QuickTake, early digital camera
• Apple Newton, the world's first PDA
• Pippin games console (released in Japan and US by Bandai)
• Macintosh TV
• PowerMac 6100
• PowerMac 7100
• PowerMac 8100
• PowerMac 8500
• Duo 2300c
• PowerMac 9500
• PowerMac 9600
• Power Mac G4 Cube, compact high-performance computer
• iPod mini - Holds up to 1,000 or 1,500 songs in 2 models (4 & 6 GB) and 4 colors (silver, green, pink, blue)