APPLE ARCHIVE / Early Apple
1976
Apple I
Apple’s first product was an assembled computer board. Owners supplied their own case, keyboard and display. It began the company’s hardware story in 1976.
- Introduction year
- 1976
- Family
- Apple I
Picture & source notes
Representative product/family photograph. The pictured configuration may differ from this release. Resized and re-encoded for this catalogue. Original image licence applies to this resized copy.
Achim Baqué · CC BY-SA 4.0
Original image and attribution ↗Introduction year describes the named product or revision, not every storage, colour or regional configuration. This is an independent history resource, not an Apple website.
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