| With $1,300, Steve Jobs and Steve Worniak found Apple Computer, Inc.
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| Apple became the first personal computer company to reach $ 1 billion in annual sales.
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| Notebook PowerBook series was released.
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| Acquisition of NeXT brings Steve Jobs back to Apple as a special adviser.
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| The all-in-one iMac is released.
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| Introduction of the successful iPod music player.
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| The company began experimenting with new parts from new suppliers. As a result, Apple was able to produce the iPod video, the iPod classic, the iPod touch and the iPhone.
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| The Apple's revenues surpassed the Microsoft's.
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| Apple was founded.
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| Apple went public. Its offering of 4.6 million shares at $21 sold out within minutes.
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| Apple became the first personal computer company to reach $ 1 billion in annual sales.
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| Jobs with several other Apple executives left the company because of the in-fighting caused by the product line divisions. They established a new company NeXT.
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| Notebook PowerBook series was released.
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| Power Macintosh line was introduced.
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| Acquisition of NeXT brought Steve Jobs back to Apple as a special adviser.
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| Steve Jobs was named Chief Executive Officer.
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| The all-in-one iMac was released.
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| Steve Jobs became CEO again.
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| The successful iPod music player was introduced
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| Steve Jobs launched the Power Mac G5.
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| The company began experimenting with new parts from new suppliers. As a result Apple was able to produce the iPod video, the iPod classic, the iPod touch and the iPhone.
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| Apple introduced the first version of the iPhone.
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| The Apple's revenues surpassed the Microsoft's.
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