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3 天前 · Introduction. Key products and services. 1976: Garage days and the first Apple computer. 1977–1978: Apple II and early commercial success. 1979: Innovations—GUI, mice, and icons. 1980–1985: Competition from IBM, Macintosh, and Steve Jobs’ exit. 1985–1997: Leadership struggles after Jobs and Wozniak. 1997–2010: Renaissance and reinvention.
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Apple Inc., formerly Apple Computer, Inc., Microcomputer design and manufacturing company, the first successful personal-computer company. It was founded in 1976 by Steven P. Jobs and Stephen G. Wozniak, whose first computer was manufactured in the Jobs family’s garage. The Apple II (1977), with its plastic case and colour graphics, launched the co...
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