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Under Jobs during the early days they never sold many products at once. There was the old Apple II and new Apple II. Seeing as they went past 6 revisions of Ap
by valarauca1 10y ago
Under Jobs during the early days they never sold many products at once.
There was the old Apple II and new Apple II. Seeing as they went past 6 revisions of Apple II there was considerable churn.
There was never much of a 1st party peripheral market. Like we see with iWatch. That nearly exclusively 3rd party.
- ajross 10y ago> Under Jobs during the early days they never sold many products at once. Depends on how early you go. The II+ was a straightforward upgrade to the ][ that replaced it, but the IIe was sold alongside the II+ for a long time. And then it refused to disappear while they sold the IIc and then IIgs. And don't forget the not-quite-part-of-the-family Apple III! Up through the early 80's they had a clean lineup. After that there were as many as four different variants on the Apple II in the market at a time.