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    computers that were created were created to perform certain functions and were too complex for any normal person to use. Enter Steve Jobs and Stephen Wozniak with the creation of the first Apple Computer. Their popular success encouraged the creation of the Apple II, which introduced a point-and-click mouse, and the creation of the Apple Lisa, which was very expensive. These three computers ultimately influenced the Apple Macintosh which became the most successful computer on the market. By exploring the limits of personal computing, Steve Jobs created the first Macintosh computer that revolutionized the exchange…

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    Will Macintosh I am a practiced musician. I have competed in many chamber music competitions and played in some shows with Shadowbox Live. My parents have influenced me in not only a musical aspect, but also academically. I’ve had a relatively easy school life so far, and it’s because of the help I have received from my parents over the years of my life. My parents were raised differently from most parents now and met differently. They were born in the late 30s and early 40s. Times have…

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    Jeffrey Van Camp stated “ In 1976, Jobs, along with Steve Wozniak invented the personal computer” (Jeffrey VanCamp) This quote says that both Steve’s invented the first computer. If there was never any computers there would be barely any technology. It was almost like they are the fathers of computers. They could also be known as the fathers of Disney’s animation. Jeffrey Van Camp once said that the Macintosh was what got Disney out of an animation slump. Without the Macintosh we would…

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    computers and computer programs were invented in these years. In 1981 Bill Lowe proposed the plans for the first IBM personal computer, later that year his idea was shown to the little known company called Microsoft. The first IBM-PC was displayed in New York City at a price of $1,565 (“The Birth”). Later in 1983 the Apple Lisa computer was available. Each Lisa was programmed with its own personalized serial number, making the users program available only on that particular computer (Edwards).…

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    Their reasoning for being with Steve Jobs was that his ex-girlfriend can try and get Jobs to properly support his family.Of course, Jobs was more concerned with his demo rather than his own family, so to distract his daughter from the upcoming argument, he allows Lisa to play with the demo unit of the first Macintosh computer. With Lisa drawing on the computer, it gives Job an idea to market the Macintosh saying how even a child can navigate it. Not to mention, it gives Jobs a way to keep Lisa…

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    Jobs was Apples visionary and he put together a team called the Macintosh team who helped him in creating his very own product, called the Macintosh computer in 1984. After a power battle between Jobs and Sculley, Jobs was stripped from all his responsibilities and removed from his position in the Macintosh group. Jobs left Apple only to return in 1997, saving the company from near bankruptcy. It was during that time, that Jobs passion for the company he had created and his controlling nature…

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    Apple Inc., a rebirth, a paradigm shift from a computer manufacturer to consumer devices has given Apple a resurgence in the marketplace. Defining the path forward, specifically for the launch of the new iPhone consumer device, we need to understand the forces that will impact the strategy moving forward, then define the strategy that will give the company sustained earnings in the future. To begin, we need to understand Apple Inc.’s product lines and where they are in the Industry Life Cycle…

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    It’s very complicating and Steve Jobs ran into some setbacks such as, different models of the iMac. There was a total of ten “iMac’s.” According to apple it states, “Steve Jobs reduced the company's large product lines immediately upon becoming Apple's interim CEO in 1997. Toward the end of the year, Apple trimmed its line of desktop Macs down from ten distinct models to four models of the Power Macintosh G3, which included the iMac's immediate predecessor, an educational market exclusive called…

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    the one I had when I watched “1984” ad from Apple. Before the “.com” boom of the 1990s, the front line for tech companies was personal computers. Indeed, the biggest player at the time was “big blue”, IBM. However, competitors are coming along the way such as Apple. In 1983, during the Super Bowl XVIII aired the “1984” commercial which introduces a new product from Apple, the Macintosh. Ridley Scott was the director, at the time directed different science fiction movies such as Alien or Blade…

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    1984 Commercial Essay

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    It sharply implies the conformity of the crowd as real customers, and their astonishing expressions as real viewer’s dramatic feeling to the commercial. In the end, the only statement in the plot, “On January 24th, Apple Computer will introduce Macintosh. And you’ll see why 1984 won’t be like “1984”,” not only states Apple’s originality and non-conformity, but has a great impact on view’s emotions. No one would like to be thought of as spiritless workers, and no one would like to be mindless…

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