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Apple Timeline |
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| Year | Event |
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| 1976 | Steve Wozniak (26) & Steve Jobs (21) formed the Apple Computer company; first product: Apple I |
| 1977 | Apple Computer was incorporated; Apple II introduced |
| 1980 | Apple III introduced; plant in Cork, Ireland set up; Apple went public |
| 1981 | Manufacturing plant opened in Singapore |
| 1982 | Apple became the first personal computer company to reach $1 billion annual sales rate |
| 1983 | Apple appointed John Sculley as President & CEO; Apple entered the Fortune 500 list |
| 1984 | Apple unveiled its first Macintosh; plant in Fremont, CA set up |
| 1985 | Steve Jobs left Apple to start a new computer company |
| 1986 | Macintosh Plus, Laser Writer Plus, & Apple IIGS introduced |
| 1987 | HyperCard & MultiFinder introduced; Claris announced |
| 1988 | Apple reports first billion dollar quarter in its history; Macintosh IIxi introduced |
| 1989 | Ian Diery joins Apple as senior vice president and president, Apple Pacific; Macintosh Portable, Macintosh IIci introduced |
| 1990 | Revenues surpass $5.5 billion; Michael Spindler become President, Apple Computer, Inc. |
| 1991 | System 7, Macintosh Quadra & PowerBook introduced; Apple, IBM, and Motorola finalize milestone technology alliance |
| 1992 | QuickTime, CD-ROM Drive adopted; WorldScript, PowerBook Duo & 14-inch Color Display introduced |
| 1993 | Apple ships the 10-millionth Macintosh; Newton introduced; Michael Spindler is appointed CEO, John Sculley later resigns as chairman |
| 1994 | Power Macintosh, System 7.5 introduced; Apple announces plans to license Mac OS; Apple, IBM, and Motorola finalize PowerPC platform |
| 1995 | Apple ships 20-millionth Macintosh; OpenDoc SDK ships; revenues surpass $11 billion |
| 1996 | World's First Cantonese Input Solution |
| 1997 | Jobs come back |
