Steve Jobs, Apple Computers

APPLE CEO STEVE JOBS at Apple's Special Event where he rolled out a ipod that showed video, © Mark RICHARDS / ContactPressImages / Agentur Focus

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12.10.2005

Steve Jobs, Apple Computers

Steve Jobs posed in apple logo with new iMac computer, Cupertino, California, 1998,© Mark RICHARDS / ContactPressImages / Agentur Focus

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01.01.1998

Steve Jobs, Apple Computers

Steve Jobs posed in apple logo with new iMac computer, Cupertino, California, 1998, © Mark Richards / ContactPressImages / Agentur Focus

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01.01.1998

Core Memory - Apple Computers

USA, Amerika, Geschichte des Apple Computers. Eine Apple AirPort "Basis-Station" aus dem Jahr 2001. Apple Airport Base Station, Snow, 2001 © 2011. . Mark Richards / ContactPressImages / Agentur Focus

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02.04.2010

Core Memory - Apple Computers

USA, Amerika, Geschichte des Apple Computers. Ein Apple II von 1979. Apple II, 1977 Inspired by the success of the Apple-1 and guided by co-founder Steve Jobs' vision of an expandable user-friendly personal computer, Steve Wozniak designed the Apple II in 1977. The self-contained unit housed all electronics, a keyboard, a power supply, and the BASIC language stored in the machine's permanent memory. A standard television could serve as the display. With the introduction of the floppy disk drive in 1978 and the spreadsheet program VisiCalc in 1979, sales of the Apple II increased dramatically in the 1980s and continued into the 1990s. Memory Type: Semi Speed: 1 MHz Memory Size: 48K Cost: $1,298 Memory Width: (8-bit) © 2011. . Mark Richards / ContactPressImages / Agentur Focus

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09.11.2009

Core Memory - Apple Computers

USA, Amerika, Geschichte des Apple Computers. Apple I mit Tastatur. Apple I, 1976 Steve Wozniak first showed the prototype Apple-1 to his friends at the Homebrew Computer Club in April 1976. For $666.66 buyers received a blank printed circuit board, a kit of parts, and a 16-page assembly manual. In order to make a useful computer, one had to add a power supply, keyboard, and display. Wozniak and his high-school friend Steve Jobs went into small-scale production when The Byte Shop in Mountain View ordered fifty assembled boards. © 2011. . Mark Richards / ContactPressImages / Agentur Focus

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22.11.2005

Core Memory - Apple Computers

USA, Amerika, Gerschichte des Apple Computers. Ein Apple I in einem Holzgehäuse. Apple I, 1976 Steve Wozniak first showed the prototype Apple-1 to his friends at the Homebrew Computer Club in April 1976. For $666.66 buyers received a blank printed circuit board, a kit of parts, and a 16-page assembly manual. In order to make a useful computer, one had to add a power supply, keyboard, and display. Wozniak and his high-school friend Steve Jobs went into small-scale production when The Byte Shop in Mountain View ordered fifty assembled boards. © 2011. . Mark Richards / ContactPressImages / Agentur Focus

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06.10.2011

Core Memory - Apple Computers

USA, Amerika, Geschichte des Apple Computers. Apple I von 1976. Apple I, 1976 Steve Wozniak first showed the prototype Apple-1 to his friends at the Homebrew Computer Club in April 1976. For $666.66 buyers received a blank printed circuit board, a kit of parts, and a 16-page assembly manual. In order to make a useful computer, one had to add a power supply, keyboard, and display. Wozniak and his high-school friend Steve Jobs went into small-scale production when The Byte Shop in Mountain View ordered fifty assembled boards. © 2011. . Mark Richards / ContactPressImages / Agentur Focus

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06.10.2011

Core Memory - Apple Computers

USA, Amerika, Geschichte des Apple Computers. Der Apple I von 1976. Apple I, 1976 Steve Wozniak first showed the prototype Apple-1 to his friends at the Homebrew Computer Club in April 1976. For $666.66 buyers received a blank printed circuit board, a kit of parts, and a 16-page assembly manual. In order to make a useful computer, one had to add a power supply, keyboard, and display. Wozniak and his high-school friend Steve Jobs went into small-scale production when The Byte Shop in Mountain View ordered fifty assembled boards. © 2011. . Mark Richards / ContactPressImages / Agentur Focus

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06.10.2011

Core Memory - Apple Computers

USA, Amerika, die Geschichte des Apple Computers. Der Apple Lisa. Apple Lisa PC, 1983 © 2011. . Mark Richards / ContactPressImages / Agentur Focus

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18.06.2010

Core Memory - Apple Computers

USA, Amerika, die Geschichte des Apple Computers. Der Apple Lisa war nach der Tochter von Steve Jobs benannt, verkaufte sich wegen des hohen Preises aber nur schlecht. Apple Lisa PC, 1983 © 2011. . Mark Richards / ContactPressImages / Agentur Focus

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18.06.2010

Core Memory - Apple Computers

USA, Amerika, Die Geschichte des Apple Computers. Der erste Macintosh. Computer. The Macintosh, more generally called the Mac for short, is a line of personal computers designed, developed, manufactured and marketed by Apple Computer. Named after the ubiquitous fruit apple 'McIntosh', the original Macintosh was released on January 24, 1984 with the famous 1984 television commercial aired once at the Superbowl, with a series of other advertisements in an expensive campaign. The Macintosh is regarded as being the first personal computer to popularize the use of the graphical user interface at a time when most computers used an operating system with a command line interface.© 2011. . Mark Richards / ContactPressImages / Agentur Focus

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07.11.2005

Core Memory - Apple Computers

USA, Amerika, die Geschichte des Apple Computers. Der erste Macintosh-Computer. Der erste Computer mit einer Maus und einer grafischen Benutzeroberfläche. The Macintosh, more generally called the Mac for short, is a line of personal computers designed, developed, manufactured and marketed by Apple Computer. Named after the ubiquitous fruit apple 'McIntosh', the original Macintosh was released on January 24, 1984 with the famous 1984 television commercial aired once at the Superbowl, with a series of other advertisements in an expensive campaign. The Macintosh is regarded as being the first personal computer to popularize the use of the graphical user interface at a time when most computers used an operating system with a command line interface. © 2011. . Mark Richards / ContactPressImages / Agentur Focus

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01.12.2009

Core Memory - Apple Computers

USA, Amerika, die Geschichte des Apple Computers. Controller des Apple Pippin. Apple Pippin Video Game System, 1995 © 2011. . Mark Richards / ContactPressImages / Agentur Focus

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14.05.2009

Core Memory - Apple Computers

USA, Amerika, die Geschichte des Apple Computers. Controller des Apple Pippin Videospielsystems. Apple Pippin Video Game System, 1995 © 2011. . Mark Richards / ContactPressImages / Agentur Focus

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14.05.2009

Core Memory - Apple Computers

USA, Amerika, die Geschichte des Apple Computers. Die Apple Pippin Videospielkonsole. Apple Pippin Video Game System, 1995

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24.07.2009

Core Memory - Apple Computers

USA, Amerika, Die Geschichte des Apple Computers. Computer. Controller der Apple Pippin. Apple Pippin Video Game System, 1995 © 2011. . Mark Richards / ContactPressImages / Agentur Focus

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24.07.2009

Core Memory - Apple Computers

USA, Amerika, Geschichte des Apple Computers. Der iMac G3. iMac, original bondi blue model, 1998 © 2011. . Mark Richards / ContactPressImages / Agentur Focus

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31.07.2009

Core Memory - Apple Computers

USA, Amerika, Geschichte des Apple Computers. Die erste Generation des iMacs. iMac, original bondi blue model, 1998 © 2011. . Mark Richards / ContactPressImages / Agentur Focus

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31.07.2009

Core Memory - Apple Computers

USA, Amerika, Geschichte des Apple Computers. Der erste iMac hatte einen G3 Prozessor und ein durchsichtiges Gehäuse. iMac, original bondi blue model, 1998 © 2011. . Mark Richards / ContactPressImages / Agentur Focus

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31.07.2009

Core Memory - Apple Computers

USA, Amerika, Geschichte des Apple Computers. Die erste Baureihe des iPod, die 2001 vorgestellt wurde. iPod prototype, 2001 © 2011. . Mark Richards / ContactPressImages / Agentur Focus

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16.07.2009

Core Memory - Apple Computers

USA, Amerika, die Geschichte des Apple Computers. Die Apple Pippin Videospielkonsole. Apple Pippin Video Game System, 1995. © 2011. . Mark RICHARDS / CONTACT PRESS IMAGES/Agentur Focus

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24.07.2009