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Back in the 1980s, Dan Budiac's family had an Apple II computer that he loved. So when an Apple II -- still in its original unopened box -- went up for auction recently on eBay, he bought it. Then ...

In the late 1970s, two Steves founded Apple Computer, Inc, with operations starting out in Steve Jobs' garage. With him was Steve Wozniak, and the two would go on to revolutionize not just the ...

Virginia Tech’s Apple cluster gained third place with 10.3TFLOPS. In doing so, it became only the third computer in the world to achieve a performance of more than 10TFLOPS, according to Top500.org.

Jan 1977 – Apple Computer Company becomes Apple Computer, Inc. June 1977 – The Apple II is introduced at the West Coast Computer Faire.

It's where the two Steves first started their business. 4. The Apple I Apple's first computer was handmade by Woz, ran on BASIC and sold for $666.66.

The University doubled down on that reputation when it secured a first-of-its-kind partnership with the Apple Computer, Inc. company (today’s Apple Inc.). Students, and most of the faculty, received a ...

One of the quieter announcement of this week was Apple's decision to drop the word Computer from its corporate name. (That's the new AppleTV at right.) Should we care? Here is why, perhaps, we should.

Apple Computer Inc., now renamed Apple Inc., had its IPO (prospectus) more than thirty-five years ago, on December 12, 1980, with 4.6 million shares priced at $22 ($0.39 a share post-split).

Just this year, in fact, Apple turned 40, and I'd say it's as good a time as any to look back at Apple's early computers during what I will call (somewhat arbitrarily) its "golden age"—those ...

An original Apple Computer Inc. sign created around 1978 with Apple's well-known rainbow logo is set to be auctioned off later this week. Measuring in at four feet by five feet, the sign is said ...