1 / 15Apple Computer 1 | 1976 | The journey begins with the unveiling of the Apple I, also known as the Apple Computer 1. Although it was a modest creation, this computer laid the foundation for Apple's future endeavors. (Image: Reuters)
2 / 15Apple II | 1977 | Apple launches the Apple II, a computer that revolutionized the industry with its introduction of the first-ever color graphics. The Apple II set the stage for future advancements in computing technology. (Image: Wikimedia commons)
3 / 15Lisa | 1983 | Apple enters the personal computer market with the Lisa. This innovative device featured a graphical user interface, setting a precedent for future user-friendly interfaces. (Image: Wikimedia commons)
4 / 15Macintosh | 1984 | Apple introduces the Macintosh, a personal computer that made a significant impact on the industry. Alongside the Macintosh, Apple unveils the Apple IIc, the company's first portable computer designed for on-the-go use. (Image: Reuters)
5 / 15Powerbook 100 | 1991 | The Powerbook 100 is launched, marking Apple's first successful foray into the portable computer market. Its sleek design and advanced features make it a hit among consumers. (Image: Wikimedia commons)
6 / 15Newton Message Pad | 1993 | Apple releases the Newton Message Pad, one of the first handheld devices and personal digital assistants (PDAs) ever created. Despite its early entry into the market, the Newton failed to gain significant market share. (Image: Wikimedia commons)
7 / 15iMac | 1998 | The iMac desktop computer is unveiled, becoming an instant success and reshaping the trajectory of Apple. Its vibrant design and integration of new technologies marked a turning point for the company. (Image: Reuters)
8 / 15iPod | 2001 | Apple introduces the iPod, a portable media player that revolutionized the way people listen to music. The iPod, along with the iTunes Store that opened in 2003, became a game-changer in the digital music industry. (Image: Wikimedia commons)
9 / 15iPhone and Apple TV | 2007 | Apple announces two groundbreaking products: the iPhone and the first-generation Apple TV. The iPhone, with its touchscreen interface and seamless integration of features, sets a new standard for smartphones. The Apple TV introduces a new way to consume digital content on televisions. (Image: Reuters)
10 / 15MacBook Air | 2008 | Apple releases the MacBook Air, a super-thin and lightweight laptop that sets the precedent for the industry. Its sleek design and portability make it a popular choice among professionals and consumers alike. (Image: Reuters)
11 / 15iPad | 2010 | Apple begins selling the iPad, a tablet that quickly becomes a sensation. With its intuitive interface and vast array of applications, the iPad redefines the tablet market and becomes a staple in many households. (Image: Reuters)
12 / 15Apple Watch | 2015 | The Apple Watch is released, marking Apple's entry into the wearable device market. Combining fashion and technology, the Apple Watch introduces new possibilities for health monitoring, communication, and personalization. (Image: Reuters)
13 / 15AirPods | 2016 | Apple introduces AirPods, wireless earbuds that revolutionize the audio industry. With their seamless connectivity and smart features, AirPods become a symbol of convenience and innovation. (Image: Wikimedia commons)
14 / 15HomePod | 2018 | Apple launches the HomePod, a smart speaker that aims to compete with other virtual assistant devices. The HomePod offers high-quality audio and integrates with Apple's ecosystem of devices. (Image: Wikimedia commons)
15 / 15VisionPro | 2023 | Apple announces its latest innovation, the VisionPro augmented reality headset. With this headset, Apple aims to immerse users in a new world of augmented reality experiences, pushing the boundaries of technology once again. (Image: Wikimedia commons)
