Macintosh

<n>Steve Jobs</n> with an <n>Apple Macintosh</n> in Woodside, CA, 1984. Photo by <n>Norman Seeff</n>.

The original <n>Apple Store</n> website, launched by <n>Apple</n> on November 10, 1997.

<n>True Wired Headphones</n>, a digital render by <n>Moonshake3D</n>.

An advertisement for the <n>Apple</n> <n>Macintosh Plus</n> personal computer, 1986.

A 1998 launch poster for the <n>Apple</n> <n>iMac G3</n> from the <n>Think different</n> campaign.

<n>Macintosh LC Prototype Model</n> by <n>Apple Industrial Design Group</n> and <n>Matrix Product Design</n>, 1989.

<n>Apple</n>'s <n>P2 portable computer concept</n> from 1989, inspired by <n>Alan Kay</n>'s Dynabook.

A <n>Custom Apple Watch Face</n> with a retro design, shared by <n>nicole</n>.

I went down a custom apple watch face rabbit hole and now I can’t stop

The <n>iMac G3</n> computer, designed by <n>Jony Ive</n> for <n>Apple</n> in 1998.

The <n>Apple iMac G4 Desktop Computer</n>, designed by <n>Jonathan Ive</n> in 2001.

Such a cool little animation for the state id in Apple wallet.

<n>Steve Jobs</n> photographed by <n>Doug Menuez</n> for <n>Esquire</n> magazine's December 1986 issue.

A <n>Macintosh SE</n> personal computer with a translucent case.

A conceptual NFT card for <n>Apple Inc.</n> by artist <n>Mati</n>.

An ultra-rare pair of <n>Apple Computer Sneakers</n> from the mid-90s, listed by <n>Sotheby's</n> for $50,000.

The <n>Apple Card</n> (2019) next to the original <n>Apple Credit Card</n> (1986) designed by <n>Landor Associates</n>.