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(1) Apple was founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne in Jobs' parents' garage, where they designed and built their first computer, the Apple I. (2) After some early successes with the Apple II and software like VisiCalc, Apple grew rapidly in the late 1970s and early 1980s. (3) In the 1980s and early 1990s, Apple struggled against competition from IBM and Microsoft as the PC became dominant, though they introduced important innovations like the first GUI computer and laptops.
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- Apple Inc. designs and manufactures consumer electronics like Mac computers, the iPod, iPhone, and iPad as well as software like the Mac OS X operating system and iTunes media browser.
- It was established in 1976 by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak and originally sold the Apple I personal computer kit. The Apple II launched in 1977 and was an early success.
- The company has since grown significantly and as of 2010 operates 284 retail stores worldwide selling its hardware and software products.
A study on the working practices at Apple inc---'Byte into Apple'
This document provides a history of Apple Inc. from its founding in 1976 through 2011. It summarizes Apple's key products over the decades including the Apple I and II computers, the Lisa, Macintosh, iPod, iPhone and iPad. It discusses Apple's rise in the 1980s on the success of the Macintosh before facing challenges from Microsoft in the 1990s. Under Steve Jobs' return, Apple reinvented itself through the iMac and became profitable again in the late 1990s and 2000s with the iPod and retail stores.
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Apple Inc. is an American technology company founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne. It designs and markets consumer electronics like the Mac, iPhone and iPad. Some of Apple's major products include the Macintosh line of computers, the iPod, iPhone and iPad. Apple operates 317 retail stores across 10 countries. Over the years, Apple has revolutionized industries like personal computing, music and mobile communications through innovative hardware, software and services. From its beginnings in a garage to becoming the world's most valuable company, Apple has established itself as a leader in innovation.
Ten products that defined steve job's career
Steve Jobs helped create several pioneering products over the course of his career at Apple, including the Apple I and II personal computers, the Lisa and Macintosh which introduced the graphical user interface, the iMac which helped revive Apple's fortunes, and the iPod, iTunes Store, iPhone and iPad which established Apple as a leader in portable consumer electronics. These products transformed their respective industries and had massive influence on technology and society.
Ten products that define Steve jobs career
Steve Jobs helped create several pioneering products over the course of his career at Apple, including the Apple I and II personal computers, the Lisa and Macintosh which introduced the graphical user interface, the iMac which helped revive Apple's fortunes, and the iPod, iTunes Store, iPhone and iPad which established Apple as a leader in portable consumer electronics. These products transformed their respective industries and set the standard for personal computing and mobile devices.
Apple history
The document provides a history of Apple from its founding in 1976 to the development of early Macintosh and Powerbook models. It summarizes key events and products, including the Apple I and II computers which helped establish the personal computer market, as well as early laptop and PDA models like the Powerbook 100 and Newton Messagepad. The document reflects on both commercial successes and failures in Apple's product lineup over its early decades.
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- 1. Apple story (from 1976 to nowadays) from the garage to the iPod nano by Thomas EZAN ENSSAT LANNION November 2006
- 2. Table of content The beginning (1976) The early years (1976 to 1983) Apple vs Microsoft : the struggle (1989 to 1994) A new beginning (1998 to nowadays) Conclusion Introduction EZAN Thomas November 2006
- 3. The Beginning (1976) Apple has been created in 1976 by Steve Jobs , Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne . They all left ATARI Computers to create their own company. Apple's first headquater was the Jobs' parents garage where Jobs and his friends desing their first computer kit : the Apple I . It was box wood-made with a basic motherboard inside. EZAN Thomas November 2006
- 4. The Beginning (1976) Their business really starded when Jobs hada deal with Byte Shop , a computer store which bought fifty Apple I. At this time, as Wozniack and Wayne worked night and days to assemble the Apple 1, Jobs try to find money to pay the providers. Then came the Apple II (with floppy disk drive !) and a software called VisiCalc wich was Apple's "killer application" : a spreasheet program ! EZAN Thomas November 2006
- 5. The early years (1979 to 1983) Thanks to the succes of its software application, Apple Computer invested in a production line and a hired several computer designers. They also had a deal with the Xerox PARC in Palo Alto, the computer R&D center in the world at this time, to benefits its patents and its scientist staff. In may 1980 it unveils the Apple III to compete IBM . Due to this collaboration Apple introduced the first computer with a graphical user interface in 1984 : Lisa (Jobs' daughter). EZAN Thomas November 2006
- 6. Apple vs Microsoft : the struggle (1989 to 1994) The Graphical User Interface made Lisa real success but one year later, a small software company called Microsoft shipps its own GUI supported by every IBM compatible computers. IBM was Apple's main rival and it was dominating the market. EZAN Thomas November 2006
- 7. As a consequence the Apple board react in removing Steve Jobs to his management duties (a resigned a few months later) and in adopting a very aggressive strategy. This strategy was lead by a main idea : innovation Thus Apple ships a quality and ergonomic laptop : the PowerBook 100 . It contributes to set the brand a good reputation. The same year the Cupertino's firm unveils its new operating system called Mac OS which confirm Apple as a refer as far as the graphical interface is concerned. Apple vs Microsoft : the struggle (1989 to 1994) EZAN Thomas November 2006
- 8. During this period a new religion birth : the Apple-Mania and its cohort of Apple-evangelist. The fan of Apple aren't simple costumers satisfied by their products, they are fanatics ! They pray Saint Steve Jobs, they celebrate Christmas during the MacWorld Exposition every year in San Fransisco, Cupertino is their Mecca and Bill Gates is the Devil ! Apple vs Microsoft : the struggle (1989 to 1994) EZAN Thomas November 2006
- 9. But it was not enough to prevent Apple decline in front of the "Wintel world conspiracy" (Wintel=windows+intel) and in the mid-90s Apple started a slow decline. Apple vs Microsoft : the struggle (1989 to 1994) EZAN Thomas November 2006
- 10. A new beginning (from 1998 to nowadays) The rebirth of Apple starded in 1998 when Steve Jobs himselft (back in the company since February 1997) introduced the new iMac at the MacWorld Expo. It is small, nice, fun and competitive. This new computer comes with a complete suite of softwares and a new operating system called Mac OS X. It was a success. Then came the iBook, Apple's new laptop. EZAN Thomas November 2006
- 11. A new beginning (from 1998 to nowadays) But the real blockbuster was unveiled in 2001 : the iPod. Surfing on the digital audio player trend Apple succeed to take 75.6% of the market share in the US. Furthermore Apple make a deal with Intel to become compatible with Microsoft Windows. EZAN Thomas November 2006
- 12. Conclusion For 30 years Apple has been a trend-setter company able to foresee the future of domestic computer it will probably continue during the next decade. EZAN Thomas November 2006