Apple

Apple Apple was founded by Steven Jobs and Stephen Wozniak. Jobs and Wozniak had been friends in high school and in 1975 were members of The Homebrew Computer Club, a now-legendary group where electronics enthusiasts met to discuss the Altair 8800 (the only personal computer available at the time) and other technical topics. Wozniak designed his own microcomputer and offered his plans to Hewlett-Packard, where he was working as an engineering intern. After HP turned him down, Wozniak joined forces with Jobs to manufacture personal computers in Job's garage. That endeavor started out as a shoestring operation, but quickly became successful. The pair introduced a relatively modern-looking computer in a plastic case in 1977 and incorporated as Apple Computer that same year. By 1980 the company had grown to include over 1000 employees. Go to index

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MacBook A touch of genius Watch the design film

MacBook It’s faster and more powerful than before, yet remarkably thinner and lighter. It has the brightest, most colorful Mac notebook display ever. And it introduces the Touch Bar — a Multi-Touch enabled strip of glass built into the keyboard for instant access to the tools you want, right when you want them. The new MacBook Pro is built on groundbreaking ideas. And it’s ready for yours. 130% 17% Up to 130% faster graphics1 67% brighter display Up to 17% thinner 13-inch model 15-inch model 3 lb. 14.9 mm 4 lb. 15.5 mm

iPhone This is 3G S Watch the keynote Watch the TV Ads

iPhone Makes a splash. Takes a splash. iPhone 7 dramatically improves the most important aspects of the iPhone experience. It introduces advanced new camera systems. The best performance and battery life ever in an iPhone. Immersive stereo speakers. The brightest, most colorful iPhone display. Splash and water resistance.1 And it looks every bit as powerful as it is. This is iPhone 7. Design Makes a splash. Takes a splash. New black and jet black finishes Splash and water resistant New home button For more details, clik on Macworld magazine

Super. Computer. Now in two sizes. iPad Super. Computer. Now in two sizes. Watch the design film

iPad 2048x1536 Screen resolution iPad Pro is more than the next generation of iPad — it’s an uncompromising vision of personal computing for the modern world. It puts incredible power that leaps past most portable PCs at your fingertips. It makes even complex work as natural as touching, swiping, or writing with a pencil. And whether you choose the 12.9-inch model or the new 9.7-inch model, iPad Pro is more capable, versatile, and portable than anything that’s come before. In a word, super. 9.7’’ 2732x2048 Screen resolution 12.9’’ Quicker work. More beautiful play. A game changer. With up to 1.8 times the CPU performance of iPad Air 2, the A9X chip delivers incredible responsiveness. Even complex actions like editing 4K video happen immediately and with unparalleled smoothness. iPad Pro offers up to double the graphics performance of iPad Air 2. That means it can render incredibly detailed visuals, fluid animations, and effects so real, you’ll lose yourself in your favorite apps and games. Metal optimizes CPU and graphics like nothing else. So developers can design even more highly immersive console-style games and blazing-fast apps.

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