In early 1984 Apple Computer Inc. introduced its new Macintosh personal computer, a small but powerful system aimed at the high end of the home market. At $2,500, the Macintosh was expensive, but it ...

Today, there’s hardly a soul on the planet who doesn’t know the name Apple and its line of Macintosh computers. Thirty-five years ago, on Jan. 22, 1984, a 27-year-old Steve Jobs unveiled the very ...

On January 24, 1984, Jobs took the Flint Center stage to introduce the first Macintosh to the world. You can see the unveiling in the YouTube below. The original Macintosh (which sold for $2,495 USD) ...

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It has been 31 years since Apple launched the first Macintosh computer on January 24, 1984. The new computer debuted after the company's iconic "1984" ad aired at that year's Super Bowl.

A family of desktop and laptop computers from Apple, introduced in 1984 as the Macintosh, which was coined from the McIntosh apple. First to popularize the graphical user interface (GUI), the ...

The original Macintosh Plus was launched in 1984 to follow the Lisa. It is widely recognized as the first PC to feature a graphical user interface and be targeted at a mass-market audience.

The Flint Center is where Steve Jobs introduced the first Macintosh in 1984, and has long been a popular venue for Apple events. It was used as the venue for Apple's important launch events until ...