Apple form factor evolution

Great poster. But missing the IIcx and the Mac Plus. (along with a lot of displays, the first-ever laser printer, etc.)

no Apple Quicktake 200?

>I could not find the Macintosh I played with as a kid. But it was very similar to the Lisa.

The Lisa was rebranded as the Macintosh XL, given 3.5"floppy drives and Mac ROMs.

Reminds me an awful lot of an app that newer tech put out in the mid to late 90's - GURU - Guide to User Ram Upgrades. Had every spec on every machine apple made up to that point (1997/1998) including the clones. Nifty app at the time. Nice to see something similar come about.

I wonder when pointcast will return ... in its original form.

I could not find the Macintosh I played with as a kid. But it was very similar to the Lisa.

I guess my father had a defect Lisa and some Mac-parts... He worked at Apple at the time.

Only one glaringly obvious omission: Apple Pippin. One of the more obvious flops (although I thought it was cool) should certainly be there.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Pippin

No Beige G3, no Apple }{ plus, no Quadra 600, no Intel Mac mini, no printers.

OTOH, an impressive list, and a good collection of images. Not perfect, but pretty damned well done.

No SE30?
No Quadra 950.

they're missing a lot of displays like the 17" flatscreen CRT, all blue and blue/white LCDs. also missing the quicktake, laser printers, and a bunch of other stuff. neat though!

That is pretty neat. What I would really like to see is a complete family tree of apple products. Does anyone know if something like this already exists? Thanks.