1984 - Macintosh (computer that changed everything
)
1985 - Macintosh XL (pioneering electronic music)
1986 - Macintosh Plus (bringing design into the digital space
)
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| MacBook |
1987 - Macintosh II (harnessing the power of data
)
1988 - Macintosh IIx (setting topography free
)
1989 - Macintosh Portable (visualizing the impossible
)
1990 - Macintosh LC (making art-kind friendly
)
1991 - PowerBook (making liberal arts and technology
)
1992 - Macintosh Quadra 950 (deconstructing traditional design
)
1993 - Macintosh TV (re-imagining the video game
)
1994 - PowerBook 540c (orchestrating music and technology
)
1995 - Power Macintosh 8500 (envisioning the graphic novel
)
1996 - PowerBook 1400 (designing pop culture
)
1997 - Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh (chronicling the digital age
)
1998 - iMac (making the world smaller
)
1999 - Power Mac G4 (reinventing music production
)
2000 - iBook (bringing fashion to life
)
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| PowerMac G4 |
2001 - PowerBook G4 (breaking down musical barriers
)
2002 - iMac (mobilizing the photo studio
)
2003 - Power Mac G5 (leading the way in sports
)
2004 - iBook G4 (unleashing every student's potential
)
2005 - iMac G5 (building an icon
)
2006 - MacBook Pro (redefining radio
)
2007 - iMac (charting new territory
)
2008 - MacBook Air (designing on the world stage
)
2009 - iMac (taking science out of the lab
)
2010 - MacBook Air (visualizing surgery from the inside out
)
2011 - MacBook Pro (teaching the world to code
)
2012 - MacBook Pro with Retinal display (exploring frontiers of art
)
2013 - iMac (performing at the highest level
)
2014 - MacPro (creating future
)