The Evolution of Apple in Photos

This is the 1976 Apple I

As you might have noticed we have somewhat strayed from doing too much coverage of the death of Steve Jobs.  We are a blog that is highly opinionated and we’d rather that coverage go to major news outlets.  Don’t get me wrong.  We certainly respect Jobs and honor him.  It’s just that as far as reporting goes, it’s not really what we do.

However, what I was amazed at is something that CBS News covered.   They ran a piece on the evolution of Apple and all the amazing work that Jobs was a part of, and really was the lead man of.

And when you see it in picture form like we have presented you can really get a feel for how amazing this stuff is.  I mean you see designs from the 70s that saw right into the future.   Anyway, here’s a 45 picture phototorial of Apple from the 70s until now…..

1977 – Apple II

1978 – Disk II

1979 – Apple II Plus

1980 – Apple III

1983 – Lisa

1983 – Apple Mouse

1984 – Apple IIC

1984 – Macintosh

1985 – Macintosh XL

1986 – Macintosh Plus

1987 – Macintosh SE

1987 – Apple Newton next to an iPhone

1988 – Apple IIc Plus

1988 – Macintosh IIx

1989 – Macintosh SE/30

1989 – Macintosh portable

1990 – Macintosh IIfx

1991 – Macintosh PowerBook 140

1993 – Macintosh LC 575

1995 – PowerBook 5300

1996 – Power Macintosh 7220

1997 – 20th Anniversary Macintosh

1998 – iMac G3

1999 – Power Macintosh G3

1999 – iBook

2000 – Power Mac 4G Cube

2001 – the first iPod


2001 – PowerBook G4

2002 – iMac G4

2003 – iBook G4

2003 – PowerMac G5

2004 – iMac G5

2004 – iPod mini

2005 – iPod nano

2005 – iPod shuffle

2005 – Mac Mini

2006 – MacBook Pro

2007 – the first iPhone

2007 – iMac

2007 – Apple TV

2007 – iPod Touch

2008 – MacBook Air

2010 – iPad

2010/11 – iPhone 4

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4 Comments

  1. What a jump in styling from 1997 to 1998. That got me curious about when Jobs was brought back to the company so I looked it up: 1997. Well that explains it then.

  2. The Macintosh LC 575 was the first computer I ever saw when I went to Venice Heights Elementary and also the Sandusky Library in Sandusky, OH. Also, did anyone else ever get the feeling that the iMac G3’s mouse is a colorfully disguised OREO. Wierd how I still get that feeling.

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