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This book consists of articles from Wikia or other free sources online. Pages: 41. Chapters: Apple Software, IPhone Models, IPod Models, Mac Models, Network Devices, Operating System Versions, Apple I, Apple Lisa, Apple Workgroup Server 80, Macintosh Centris 610, Macintosh Centris 650, Macintosh Classic II, Macintosh Colour Classic II, Macintosh IIvi, Macintosh LC 475, Macintosh LC 550, Macintosh LC 575, Macintosh Performa 600, Mac mini, Address Book, AppleTalk Remote Access, Apple Backup, Apple Events, Darwin, Finder, HyperCard, ICal, IChat, ILife, ILife '05, ILife '06, Image Capture, IMovie HD, IPhoto, IPhoto 5, ISync, ITunes 4.7.1, ITunes 4.8, ITunes Music Store, IWork '05, IWork '06, Keynote, Keynote 2, MacDraw, Macintosh Programmer's Workshop, MacPaint, MacTerminal, MacWrite, Mac App Store, Mac OS history, Mac OS X Server, Mail, OpenDoc, Pages, PlainTalk, PowerTalk, QuickDraw 3D, QuickTime GX, ResEdit, Rosetta, Safari, Scrapbook, Shake, Sherlock, SimpleText, Stickies, TeachText, TextEdit, WebCore, WriteNow, Xcode, IPhone 3G, IPhone 4, IPhone 5, IPod, IPod nano, Macintosh LC 475, Macintosh LC 550, Mac Pro. Excerpt: Apple I is a prototype and limited production computer that sold in limited numbers. This computer was made for hobbyists with it's built-in BASIC compiler. The Apple I was the predecessor of the Apple II family which had the industry's first color graphics computers for consumers, and not to mention the predecessor to Apple Inc. itself (then known as Apple Computer). Unlike the Apple II and other computers after it, the Apple I had wooden casing. But manufacturers switched to metal and plastic casing for future models of computers due to economic benefits as consumers depended more on cut price than aesthetics albeit the cheaper manufacturing method started a new set of retro aesthetics. The Apple Lisa is Apple's first computer with a GUI (point and click interface) on it. The Lisa is like the top range compared with the Macintosh at the time as it wa...
