Apple Macintosh
1984
The 1984 Apple Macintosh—later known as the Macintosh 128K—revolutionized personal computing. Released on January 24, 1984, it was the first successful mass-market consumer computer to feature a Graphical User Interface (GUI) and a mouse, shifting user interaction away from complex text commands toward an accessible, intuitive desktop environment.
MacBook
1991
Released in May 2006, the original Apple MacBook was a consumer-focused laptop that replaced the iBook series. Designed to spearhead Apple’s transition from PowerPC to Intel processors, it featured a polycarbonate body, a bright 13.3-inch screen, and an Intel Core Duo processor.
iMac
1997
Released on August 15, 1998, the original iMac (the iMac G3) was an all-in-one desktop featuring a distinctive, colorful, translucent "Bondi blue" teardrop enclosure. Priced at ($1,299), it combined the monitor and CPU into a single unit, notably abandoning legacy floppy drives in favor of USB and an integrated modem.