2 Apple Failures: Apple III and Lisa
Realizing that the Apple II would not sustain Apple forever, the Sara project began. The main idea of Sara was to create a more powerful and capable Apple II. It would include 128 KB of RAM, an...
View ArticleApple’s Worst Business Decisions: Another Perspective
Low End Mac contributor Tom Hormby posted an article on OSnews examining Apple’s Worst Business Decisions. Hormby’s histories are some of the most popular pieces we’ve ever published, but I’m have to...
View ArticleThe Ill-Fated Apple III
As a computer manufacturer, Apple gets a strangely distorted press. Its position as the only serious commercial competitor to Microsoft guarantees that every move the company makes is documented – and...
View ArticleApple III Chaos: Apple’s First Failure
The Apple III was meant to be Apple’s bold entry into the business market; it ended as Apple’s first commercial failure and put the company into financial uncertainty. It was also responsible for...
View Article1983: Apple III Plus
Well, Hi there. As a new contributor to the site, I would just like to extend my hand and offer you the warmest of welcomes. I know a lot of you have been avid readers and followers of Low End Mac, and...
View ArticleApple’s 10 Worst Products
As a longtime Apple user – I cut my computing teeth on an Apple II+ circa 1979 – I get a kick out of reading articles about the 10 Best or 10 Worst Apple products of all time. The latest of these, Top...
View ArticleThe 10 Worst Macs Ever
Yesterday (October 22, 2007) Oobject published a list of the 16 worst Apple products ever (since updated to 18) – and we just have to disagree with some of them. We have no clue how Oobject picked its...
View ArticleBefore the Macintosh
Introduced in January 1984, Apple’s Macintosh changed everything – but the world of personal computing was nearly a decade old, and Apple was already successful with its Apple II line. These articles...
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