What was the first apple computer?

Answer 1

The original was the Macintosh 128, released in 1984. It had a 9inch b/w screen and, as the name states 128 kB of memory. Soon after its release the 'fat-mac' was released (Autumn 1984, Spring 1985) with a staggering 512 kB of internal memory. Upgrades where available too. A few years later the Macintosh SE was released, but that's another story altogether.

Answer 2

Apple's first computer, released in 1976, was called the Apple Computer (See links below) and was basically a mother board to which you needed to add a keyboard and a screen (often a standard TV) and put the whole thing in a case of some kind. Apple's next computer was named the Apple II and so the original computer became known as the Apple I.

Answer 3

The Macintosh is a line of personal computers designed and developed by Apple Inc. It became the first commercially successful personal computer to feature a mouse and has been introduced on January 24, 1984 for the first time to the public.

Answer 4

The name of the first Apple computer was the Apple, retroactively named the Apple I. It was released in the July of 1976, for a price of $666.66.

Answer 5

the first apple computer was the APPLE I

Answer 6

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Answer 7

The Macintosh 128K

Answer 8

it was simply called the Apple 1.

Answer 9

1976