The Macintosh - Apple

The Macintosh - Apple

The Macintosh (called "Mac") was the first widely used personal computer with a graphical user interface (GUI) and a mouse. Apple Computer introduced Macintosh in an advertisement during Super Bowl XVIII on January 22, 1984, and presented it for sale two days later.

Mac was designed to provide users with natural, intuitive, and generally, "user-friendly" computer interfaces. In the early 1970s, the mouse, including the mouse, used to represent objects or functions, point-and-click and drag-and-action verb, and a number of window operation ideas. Microsoft successfully optimized these user interface concepts for their first Windows operating system.

Macintosh runs on its operating system, Mac OS (currently Mac OS X). Mac originally ran on Motorola's 68000 series microprocessors and then went into the PowerPC processor. Current models use the Intel x86 processor.

The Macintosh product line includes:

• iMac
• Mac mini
• Mac Pro tower
• MacBook
• MacBook Air
• MacBook Pro laptops
• Xserve server

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