No 9 Mac
Originally named the Apple Macintosh, the Mac took the personal computing revolution to a level the Apple II never did. Unlike the Apple II, the Mac was not expandable and cost users $2,495.
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File photo shows Apple CEO Steven Jobs, left and President John Sculley presenting the new Macintosh Desktop Computer in January 1984 at a shareholder meeting in Cupertino, California, January 1984. [Photo/IC] |
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