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After seeing those antiques from the article Evolution of Apple Products 1, I believe we already have a nice nostalgic moment.
Now is the time to show the glimmer of Apple products in the past 10 years…
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All-in-One built on the success of previous built-in monitor models.
Code: Artemis
Price: $1,599
Filled Apple's PowerBook offerings, from low to high end, with a single motherboard design.
Code: Main Street, Wall Street
Price: $2,299
Apple's computer for the new millennium.
Code: Columbus
Price: $1,299
The first Apple model to support FireWire, Apple's new high-speed serial standard.
Code: Yosemite
Price: $1,599-$5,000
The 'Bronze' was 20% thinner than its predecessor, nearly two pounds lighter, and longer battery life.
Code: 101, Lombard
Price: no data
Was perhaps the most anxiously awaited Apple computer ever. Lacked firewire.
Code: P1
Price: $1,599
A major revision of the PowerMac line. Introduced the new professional color, 'graphite'.
Code: Sawtooth
Price: $2,499-$3,499
A major jump forward in Apple's consumer strategy with 2 FireWire ports.
Code: Kihei
Price: $1,299-$1,499
A faster iBook with graphite coloring of its iMac DV and PowerMac G4 cousins.
Code: -
Price: $1,799
Announced at MacWorld Tokyo with many impressive features added.
Code: Pismo
Price: no data
The processor speed was upped to 450 MHz and the hard drive was doubled to 20 GB.
Code: -
Price: $1,299
Introduced a dramatic new case design. Housed in an 8x8x8 cube.
Code: Trinity
Price: $1,299-$2,299
Apple finally brought FireWire to its entire product line.
Code: -
Price: $1,499-$1,799
Stylish new Titanium enclosure, which was only 1-inch thick, 0.7-inch thinner than its predecessor.
Code: Mercury
Price: $2,199-$2,999
A dramatic change in the iMac colors.
Code: -
Price: $1,199
More aesthetic and Much smaller than its predecessor.
Code: -
Price: $1,299-$1,799
A slightly modified enclosure to the G4 line. It also included a processor speed-bump.
Code: Titan
Price: $1,699-$3,499
The iPod represented Apple's first strike into the digital music market.
Code: Dulcimer
Price: $299-$499
A larger 14.1-inch screen and larger case.
Code: -
Price: $1,799
Brought both the G4 processor and Super Drive to the consumer space for the first time.
Code: -
Price: $1,299-$1,799
eMac brought G4 power and a 17 inch monitor to the familiar iMac form factor.
Code: -
Price: $999-$1,299
Included: larger hard drives, faster graphics, and a higher-resolution screen.
Code: Ivory
Price: $2,499-$3,199
The Xserve was the first Apple machine specifically designed for the server market in years.
Code: -
Price: $2,999-$3,999
Shipped with a CD-RW/DVD-RW SuperDrive, an 80 GB hard drive, and 256 MB of RAM.
Code: -
Price: $1,999
Dual processors were included across the entire line. Enhanced graphics cards.
Code: P57
Price: $2,499-$3,299
Built around a 1-inch thick aluminum case. The first Mac to include FireWire 800.
Code: -
Price: $3,299
Support for up to 14 180 GB drive modules, each on a separate ATA-100 bus.
Code: -
Price: $5,999-$10,999
Updated both the look-and-feel and the feature set of the existing iPod. Thinner and lighter.
Code: P97
Price: $299-$499
Included a faster ATI Radeon 7500 Graphics processor and AirPort Extreme support.
Code: -
Price: $799-$1,299
Apple's long-awaited fifth generation PowerPC-based machine. Used IBM-designed processor.
Code: Q37, Grand Prix
Price: $1,999-$2,999
The final piece in the transition from the G3 to the G4 processor. Included USB 2.0 and Bluetooth support.
Code: -
Price: $1,099-$1,499
Built around a 1" 4 GB hard drive. Large enough to hold nearly 1,000 songs.
Code: -
Price: $249
More and faster RAM, FireWire 800 and USB 2.0, Serial ATA and PCI-X support.
Code: Q42, Chrysalis
Price: $2,999-$3,999
Thinner, lighter, and cheaper.
Code: -
Price: $299-$399
64-bit G5 processor: faster and more advanced.
Code: -
Price: $1,299-$1,899
Signatures of the members of U2 laser-engraved on the back.
Code: -
Price: $349
Color screen and larger hard drive, used to store and display digital photos.
Code: -
Price: $499-$599
The most innovative design decision by not including any sort of display.
Code: -
Price: $69-$99
Apple's first monitor-less consumer Mac in more than six years.
Code: Q88
Price: $499-$599
Built around a 2 or 4 GB flash memory drive to replace the best-selling iPod mini.
Code: -
Price: $199-$249
The first Mac to include an integrated iSight camera. Also included: a remote control and 'Front Row'
Code: -
Price: $1,299-$1,699
The first iPod capable of displaying video.
Code: -
Price: $249-$349
The first portable Mac to use Intel Processors. Introduced the new 'MagSafe' power connector.
Code: -
Price: $1,999-$2,499
Completing the transition of Apple's portable computers to Intel Processors.
Code: -
Price: $1,099-$1,499
Code: -
Price: no data
The Mac Pro was based on two 64-bit, dual-core Intel Xeon 5100 'Woodcrest' processors.
Code: -
Price: $2,499
Redesigned case and increased capacity.
Code: -
Price: $199-$249
Even smaller than the original iPod shuffle. Available in all five colors: silver, blue, green, red, and pink.
Code: -
Price: $49-$69
Apple TV allowed streaming of audio and video from any iTunes-equipped computer on the local network.
Code: iTV
Price: $229-$329
A revolutionary mobile phone and a breakthrough Internet communications device.
Code: iPhone
Price: $399-$499
Full case redesign, featuring a striking new aluminum case design.
Code: -
Price: $1,199-$2,299
Smaller, thinner, and offer increased connectivity. Came in an all-metal case.
Code: -
Price: $249-$349
Shorter and wider than any previous iPod nano, for which it garnered the nickname 'fat boy'.
Code: -
Price: $149-$199
The iPhone without the phone, without the camera, and without bluetooth.
Code: -
Price: $299-$499
The thinnest laptop, ever.
Code: -
Price: $1,799-$2,499
Options included dual quad-core 2.8 GHz/3.0 GHz processors, 3 TB storage via three swappable bays.
Code: -
Price: $2,999
Included new features: 3G networking and built-in GPS.
Code: -
Price: $199-$299
Capacity Doubled. Accelerometer added. 'Genius' playlist feature installed.
Code: -
Price: $149-$199
Able to purchase and download device-resident applications directly from the App Store.
Code: -
Price: $229-$399
Featured a striking glass-covered screen, and a new glass-covered, clickable multi-touch trackpad.
Code: -
Price: $1,999-$2,499
Included a faster graphics chipset, a faster bus, and a glass-covered clickable Multi-Touch trackpad.
Code: -
Price: $1,299-$1,599
I love the simple design of latest iMac, how about you?
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i also love all the apple design out of box ps: you miss the new iPod shuffle
very nice! but you've left out the first intel desktop in the white plastic, for that is what i am using.
you missed out a white imac with an intel procesor
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