Apple's 11 Most Intriguing Computer Designs

From the first Apple to the MacBook Air, Macs have been regarded as technologically innovative, beautiful in product design and, over time, become just plain cool.

iMac: Apple's Light at the End of the Tunnel





One year after Steve Jobs' 1997 return to the company, Apple introduced the iMac in Bondi Blue. It sold like hot cakes, earning Apple $414 million of its previously lost $878 million in just one year. Though its storage wasn't anything to brag about and Jobs "sold out" by including Microsoft's Internet Explorer on every Mac, this computer essentially turned the company around.

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