Following the unfortunate death of Apple founder and CEO Steve Jobs, many Apple fans have begun to reflect on the path of his achievements. Here’s a look at how the aesthetics of the world’s “coolest” computer has changed over the decades.
1976 – The Apple I computer (really high-tech, I know):
1977 – The introduction of the Apple II and the iconic rainbow Apple logo:
1980 – The Apple III computer:
1984 – The Apple IIc, a more “portable” design:
…and the Macintosh!
1987 – The Macintosh SE, and the switch-over from beige to grey:
1993 – The Macintosh Colour Classic:
and the Macintosh LC 500:
1998 – The iMac G3, a revolutionary take on computer design:
2002 – The eMac:
and the iMac G4:
2005 – The iMac G5:
2007 – The Intel iMac – Aluminum:
2009 – The Intel iMac – Aluminum Unibody (current model):
A more comprehensive article on the evolution of Apple products is available at www.webdesignerdepot.com.
All images via Wikipedia.
