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Apple Form Factor Evolution (1976 - 2007)

  • 25-06-2007 5:23pm
    #1
    Sad Professor
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    I found this on Digg. It's a visual exhibiting the changing industrial design of Apple products from 1976 to the present.

    http://tofslie.com/work/apple_evolution.html

    What a long way the mac has come, from what looks like a wooden toolbox to the iphone. My first mac, a Performa 5200 isn't on there but was introduced in 1995.


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  • #2
    Inspector Gadget
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    Hmm... I see two Macintosh LCs in there - the 1995 one definitely isn't an LC?

    Gadget


  • #3
    Sad Professor
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    You mean the all-in-one? I think that's an LC 500 but most of them were sold as Performas.

    It seems the table has been modified since I posted it. My old 5200 is now on there (right after the '95 LC) but it's listed as a Power Macintosh.


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