This is a timeline showing every product Apple has ever made. Well, mostly.
One nit to pick is the QuickTake Camara, introduced as the QuickTake 100, followed by the QuickTake 150 and then, the QuickTake 200. The pic says QuickTake 100, but shows the 200. Just a nit. Any others?
This was a fun graphic for me, especially when I think about Steve Jobs’ personal timeline, especially what the product line looked like just before he returned to Apple, back in 1997. The QuickTake was one of those products Steve left on the cutting room floor.
MacPro from 2013? The round “trash can” design? Or perhaps I just don’t see it…….
Apple IIGS appears twice
Great timeline.
A few products that I don’t see:
The Apple II dual floppy drive and the later half-height 5.25 drive (one or both was called DuoDisk, I think), Mac 512Ke, Apple IIc+, the graphics tablet, LC IIe compatibility card. There are two mentions of the IIgs (which was revised at least once), but only one mention of the IIe (which also had multiple revisions).
The tempest Mac SE/30, the wide ImageWriter, the ImageWriter LQ, some StyleWriter and LaserWriter variants (including the Color LaserWriter), many displays.
Mac IIvi and IIvx, Color Classic II, LC III+, LC 475 (Quadra?), Quadra/LC 630. There were a _lot_ of models in the 90s!
Some of the variants are confusing – Quadra 840AV is listed as a variant of the 610 rather than the 600; the Performa 630 is under the all-in-one 580, etc.
Also, no way this is all the Performas (given that it is a finite timeline and there was an infinite number of Performas)
PB 160 & 145B are missing. 165c & 180c.
The Duo Dock.
I have two Cinema HD 30″ displays, still going strong. Hand-me-downs from people with a lot more money to spend when they first got ’em.
Going through that list made me realize just how many Apple products I’ve owned over the years ~40! There were some in there I’d forgotten I ever had!
Well, the IIv’s were on the market for what, three weeks before being was rendered obsolete? ROFL about the infinite performas.
I’ve had two in my time (both literally found in the trash at the side of the road in working condition!) and all I can remember is one had a three digit model number and the other had a four. (it also had a 100 megabit ethernet card in it, and served as my webserver for several years. Hostname was ‘Oscar’ of course!)
Performa 5300 from 1996 shows under the same image as 6200, but the 5300 was an all-in-one, different from the previous model’s (Performa 588) enclosure. Apple iSub Speakers from 2001, iSight camera from 2003, Apple HIFI from 2006.
I’m sure there are way more peripherals missing than these, but since the list includes some cameras and speakers, why not all of them? Certainly a lot more printers as well.
Not to mention monitors. Apple made a lot of monitors until recently. I still have a 30″ Cinema Display lying around (that has a permanent vertical line in the centre of the display).
Yes, the more I look at this list, the more I believe it’s the tip of the iceberg. Apple made modems, many different models of mice and keyboards. I even have a beige Apple webcam from the mid 90s that I can’t find a picture of online. Also, every PowerMac used to come with an external microphone designed to sit on top of the monitor.
Also, this list seems to be hardware only, but the title is “Every Product Apple has made so far” and products include software, of which Apple has produced sooo many. I paid $300 for the Japanese Language Kit in the 90s!