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Macintosh 40th birthday

Steve Jobs introduced the Macintosh computer on January 24, 1984. The most humane computer ever created, it was designed with strict adherence to the original Human Interface Guidelines that today’s Apple under Tim Cook all too commonly disrespects and ignores.

The Computer History Museum is celebrating the Mac’s 40th birthday tonight at 7-9pm PST in Mountain View, California, with some of the brilliant team members who created this computer revolution, inspired and led by the late Jef Raskin and Steve Jobs, whom we sorely miss.
Insanely Great
The Apple Mac at 40

Watch the program on YouTube here!

In January 1984, Steve Jobs unveiled the Apple Macintosh, an “insanely great” computer “for the rest of us” that changed the world—and Apple itself. Exemplifying a (counter) culture of changemakers, the Mac brought the graphical user interface to the masses and launched new connections for computing and creativity. It became the foundation upon which Apple built an empire and grew into the world’s largest company.
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