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Apple celebrates 30 years
«Back to main storyPostcards from the Mac faithful
Tor Rafsol Loseth, a computer science student in Bergen, Norway, decided to show his love for the company by having an Apple-centric acronym tattooed on his arm:
Our
Apple
Where
(e)Xellence
Ensures
Perfection
"Now if anyone could make me a drawing of Steve in the style of Che (Guevara), I'd put that one on my other arm," he says.
Credit: Tor Rafsol Loseth
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
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