40 Years Of Mac: A Timeline
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- Опубликовано: 7 янв 2024
- macmost.com/e-3083 This month marks the 40th anniversary of the first Mac in 1984. Here is a timeline of all of the models produced, versions of macOS, and other milestones.
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Just a general thank you for being the missing Mac manual we all needed. It is much appreciated.
Started with the Se/30 back in '89. Brought the first Macs into the Art Department I ran around '92. Been a Mac addict ever since. Currently MacBook Pro '21. Thanks for an excellent video. Quite a nostalgic trip through Apple computer history.
Bcuz I'm a newbie at Macs, I found it fascinating at the evolution of Apple. Well done & a lot of history. My first Mac I purchased it in October of 2023, & it is a Mac Studio. My Mac Studio is a dream come true! I will not own another Gaming PC, or a shitty Windows OS ever again. I'm in love with Apple.
The first time ever I used a Mac (on my own) was Power Macintosh G3 back in I think around 2000/2001 in my university's lab. I was blown away how good its UI compared to the Windows.
19 years later I finally could actually afford a MacBook Air M1 and I don't think I would ever use Windows again. 😊
Great job, thanks for doing this - sure brought back some good memories of the various Macs I've enjoyed over the years!
Brilliant! Fantastic curation and poignant to my own history in places! Also don't remember seeing a MacMost video without Gary on camera?! Thanks for the memories!
wow, appreciate all the time and effort for such a great timeline
Thank you for the reminder. My first Mac was a used Mac SE.
Thanks to the MacPlus, I have been able to use computers and actually enjoy working with them. For that reason, and that reason only, have I remained loyal despite that horrible PowerPC thing from the Scully days and the exhorbitant pricing. I still love my MAC.
Thank you, Gary.
Very cool! Thanks for all the work that went into that. Did you also compose the music? Is there a wall poster of the timeline in the works?
Yes (music). No (poster). I played around with that but there are many issues that would turn that into a big time-consuming project, so it doesn't make sense for me to do.
@@macmost I'm going to take a wild guess you didn't even use AE and instead used the built in app, Keynote. However you did it - thank you. 👏
@@badcatdesign AE? After Effects? No, I don't use that. Sometimes I use Motion though. But in this case this is all done in Keynote. The music in GarageBand.
I love this video today! It’s amazing to watch how far Mac has come. Thank you, Gary for all the hard work that went into today’s video! Pardon my tardiness! Thank you, Gary! 👏🏻❤️
The smartest thing Jobs did when he came back, was consolidating the product line. It's no wonder Apple got into trouble financially, with so many unnecessary/redundant models. I had a few used Motorala-based Macs in the 90's, but I bought my first brand-new Mac in the late 90's with the purple G3 iMac. A few years later, I stepped it up and got a big boy... a 1.25GHz G4 MDD with a 17" Studio display. Now that was a machine. I almost cried when I opened it.
Yes, it as incredible how many Mac models there were in the mid 90s, and each with a standard version and a "Performa" version. And there was no Apple Store or web sites/videos to advise you which model was right for you. So confusing for most consumers.
Thanks Gary. Great work
Well done Gary. Great work mate. Regards and respect from South Australia.
I still have my Mac Plus from 1986.
It still boots in glorious black n white from the floppy disk.
Even has MS word which is all of 300k.
I think Word was actually written for Mac first.
That was really cool..how fun to look back. Great job…really enjoyed watching…thanks so much ☺️☺️☺️ right down to the music…perfection.
Thanks so much!
@@macmost lol - and to think I was excited that I managed getting my photos transferred from the windows to the new Mac 😂🤣😂.
Started with the LCIII and have been hooked ever since!😊
Fun! I began with a used MacBook clamshell running 9.2.2 - now an M2 MacBook Air
I've lost count on the number of Mac devices I've owned since 1987...from the Mac SE to my 2017-build 21" iMac still going strong...6 or 7 iPhones, and two iPads. Just bought a new iMac keyboard and a Magic Trackpad which is proving to be a learning curve for me. I've only used PC's when I was working and had to use their computers...I will probably upgrade to the latest build 24" iMac later this year...Apple makes quality products that far outlast PC's. I don't ever see myself using another make of computer...
Great evolution on Macs. I don’t have a Mac (even though I have an Apple pfp), but I used the M2 MacBook Air at Best Buy, it was one of the best computers I’ve ever used. Very clean, fast, just a huge learning curve since I’ve been on Windows all of my life.
Bought an IIci for $5000 AUD after I got a PhD chemistry scholarship. My lecturers thought I was mad. He was wrong. 35 years later and I still programme on a Mac for Mac’s and iOS devices.
My first venture into the Apple world was a IIe in the mod80s ... now use a Mac Studio M2 Max and Studio display.. What a difference!
My first was G3 iMac. It had, supposedly; a whopping 7Gb hard drive that ended up at about 5 usable. CRT and all. Mine was indigo. I thought I was downtown, for sure. Had a sort of predecessor to Numbers that I never was able to figure out. What a trip. Very cool video.
I've been lucky enough to use a Mac (plus?) in 1987. It felt intuitive for me (I was 23 at the time), but my older colleagues didn't get the use of a mouse pointer right away. Have been using iMacs since the aluminium iMacs came out in 2007.
Really great demonstration of model bloat during the Scully years. Jobs nipped that in the bud. Looking back, that decision may have been obvious, but it was also courageous and went against the grain at the time. Late '90s was the heyday of IBM compatibles.
Yes, I I don't even show those performa models sold in Sears that were copies of the regular models with different cases.
I remember I had the first Macintosh in 1983 (the year before it came out), I completely forgot it was 128k. That's insane how technology advance that much! That really makes me feel old now.
Great video by the way.
Thank you for the great content. I recommend to redo the presentation in horizontal flow. It will be more friendly to watch.
Tried that first but with the long names of models and the way they were grouped it didn't work out.
@@macmost i see. Either way it's fantastic. Thank you 🙏
wow this is interesting. Just having a conversation with a neighbor on this subject
Please Apple if you’re listening update visualizer to 4K HDR. And please bring back Cover Flow
started with an apple macintosh in 85. bought the M2 16 pro a few months ago and the one thing i know for certain is, I still can't use any of them properly.hahahaha
Started with the Mac Plus. Commodore 64 before that and Texas Instruments ONE KILOBYTE MEMORY before that.
Bought a 512K in August 1985, and upgraded it to 512Ke the following summer. Is that the only time Apple sold its own hardware upgrade package?
I think they may have done it a few times, early on. Not a Mac, but I remember getting my Newton MessagePad upgraded in a similar manner.
The First computer I ever used was the Apple //e. That must have been back around 1983 or so. I guess those don’t count as a Mac.
Hi, I accidentally deleted a system folder, using clean my mac, and My mac went creazy it logged me out of apple id and changed my user and wallpaper, does erasing the data on mactosh and re installing the mac os restore it and puts it back to normal? Like reset the system files. It got me nervous bc I got the mac for christmas and not knowing how it works I made a mistake, I erased the disk data and re installed the os, I was able to enter my apple id, but I'm kinda scared I messed up something, does the files of the system reset or restore?
no way for me to predict what will happen because it sounds like you have a mess there. I would back up any data you have to another drive immediately. Then try reinstalling the system knowing you have copies of everything.
I did, I was able to sign in and its running fine, but I'm afraid I deleted something that helps the computer run, I don't know 🤷🏽♂️
I've been smart and I've been stupid. SMART: I've had an Apple on my desk since summer 1980, when I bought an Apple II plus. Got the first 128K Mac in 1984 and many models since. Today using a Mac Studio. STUPID: In December 1980, I placed an order with my broker for 100 shares of Apple at its IPO for $22.00/share. I apparently wasn't a good enough customer, because they didn't allocate any shares to me. I was pissed and never purchased the stock. Today, that $2200 purchase would be worth about $4,200,000. That's life..............
Can you say with us if macos is good for cyber security or no please share answer with us
Compared to what? Other computing options? I think it is very good, but most of security is up to YOU, not the computer. The most secure system in the world won't help you if you use weak passwords or fall for tricks that others can use to steal your passwords. Or if you download and give permission to install bad software.
Did not see Steve Jobs' death marked in the timeline, would have been in October 2011...
Decided to mark when he left and when he came back. If this was a general Apple history I would have definitely had things like that though.
I might be going blind, but did I miss the LC475 on the list (I had one 😊)
Its formal name was the Quadra 605, which I have there in 1993. It was sold under the alternative names Performa 475 and the LC 475.
Cool, thought you missed me out 🤣@@macmost
I stopped after the 512. Did I miss anything?
stupid crazy prices now,, i would love a new imac but they have become too expensive,
The base model iMac is $1,299. That's the exact same price as the original base price of the iMac, despite 25 years of inflation. So not sure how that is "stupid crazy prices."
The Mac was born on January 24th... It's an Aquarius.
Wow, Great Video. Loved It.
Nice job, which is a lame complement. I appreciate all the work and research. I've been "driving" a Mac since 1986 but only upgrade every 4-5 years and I only have desktops (a sign of my age). Thanks, again, for your channel and all your work.
I bought a cute little 12" iBook in early 2006...the only Mac laptop I've ever owned...I prefer a desktop iMac for the larger screen...my first Mac was an SE bought in 1987...donated it, still working, to a local school district for their computer lab...it's probably time for me to upgrade from my 2017-build 21" iMac to the M3 iMacs being offered now...