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Apple celebrates 30 years
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Brandon Kelly, a Web designer/developer from San Jose, Calif., uses a picture of his friend Tim as his PowerBook desktop image. Tim took a break from shaving during a recent trip around the world, and Kelly, playing on Apple's "Think Different" motto, added a "Think Savage" tagline to the bottom of the photo.
Kelly switched to the Mac in 2004, he says, "after realizing the importance Apple places on design, ease of use, and innovation."
Credit: Brandon Kelly
Through the years
Time line: Three decades of Apple innovation The products, people and events that shaped the Mac maker.
Photos: Birth of the Mac interface
Gallery 1: Early fonts, graphics Historic Polaroids chart evolution of the user interface.
Gallery 2: Radical shift Soft-key based UI becomes mouse/windows-based.
Gallery 3: Lisa desktop Creating double-click, menu bars and more.
Gallery 4: Sketching out the Mac Before MacPaint there was LisaGraf.
Photos: Mac fans unite
Postcards from the faithful What Apple products mean to CNET News.com readers.
Cult of Mac Apple devotees have a style all their own.
Videos:
Wozniak on early Apples Company co-founder talks about building computers with cheap parts.
'It was like working at Disneyland' Former Apple evangelist Guy Kawasaki on the company's early days.
Perspective:
Sizzle may be subjective, but Apple's definitely got it, says CNET News.com's Charles Cooper.
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Credits
Editors: Leslie Katz, Scott Ard
Copy editors: Edward Moyer, Jennifer Guevin
Production: Bernie McGinn, Andrew Lottmann
Design: Michelle White, Ellen Ng
