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Evolution of Apple

"Think Different"
Melissa Rodriguez
EDUC 515

The Start

Steve Jobs befriended Steve


Wozniak

1975, both set up work shop in


Job's parents garage

1976 business was named Apple


Computer, Inc.

Renamed business to Apple Inc.


in 2007

http://youtu.be/OfFsjEtiV_A

1st & 2nd Innovations

1976 Jobs and Wozniak generated


business capital of $1,350 to start
Apple.

The Apple I generated enough cash


to improve and refine their design.

Targeted mostly hobbyist

1977 Apple II was created

First personal computer with color


graphics and a keyboard-$200 Mil

Apple Shine was Wearing


Off

Apple III was created I'm 1980

Followed was the Lisa

Lisa did very poor

Decline due to other competitors

Lost almost half of Apples market


to IBM

The Macintosh

Introduced in 1984

First personal computer to integrate


a graphical-user interface controlled
by a mouse.

Created to be an at home computer


but was was to expensive- $2,494.

Tried to pitch the Mac as a business


computer instead, but failed for
what America wanted and needed.

A Different Direction for


Jobs

Jobs resigned in 1985 due to


differences with a business partner

Jobs launch NeXT Computer Co. The


NeXT Computer was fast processing,
had executional graphics and a optical
disk drive.

Jobs Focused on other business such


as Pixar Animations- Toy Story

Apple bought NeXT due to its success$400 Mil

Jobs was re-appointed

The Right Direction

Jobs installed the G3 PowerPC microprocessor in all Apple computers

The development of iMac began

Now, under Jobs guidance, Apple quickly returned to profitability- in


1998 Apple boosted sales 5.9 billion

Revolution of Products

2001 iPod portable digital audio


player

2003 Online market is createdApple iTunes

2007 iPhone handset

2010 iPad tablet computer

Only Continues

Tim Cook CEO of Apple in


2011

World's greatest leader in


2015

Macrumors.com averages
new Apple products

Resources

http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/197538

macrumors.com

http://fortune.com/2015/03/26/tim-cook/

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