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Apple Computer
- renamed on 12th of January 2007 to Apple Inc. (in fact they sell iPods, music, and iPhones now..)
- founded by Steve Wozniak, Steve Jobs.
current Computer Serie Macintosh running OS X and previously OS 9, OS 8 etc. with PowerPC from Motorola, later on the G4 by IBM and today Intel. The OS'es are listed under OS X
- iPad iOs Apps - iPhone - iOs runs on both, but iPad is most suitable for music for it's nice large display, but some apps are available for the iPhone as well.
- Apple I - 70s - (8Bit 6502 Processor)
- Apple II - late 70s (8Bit 6502 Processor)
- Apple IIe - 8Bit (8Bit 65C02 CMOS Processor)
- Apple IIc - 8Bit (8Bit 65C02 Processor)
- Apple MacIntosh - 1984 (68K Motorola 16bit Processors)
- Apple PowerMac (PPC G3, G4, G5 Processors, Single and Dual)
- Apple Powerbook (G3, G4 Processors)
- Apple Mac Pro (Intel Processors like Xeon (Quad), Dual Core etc.)
- Apple MacBook (Intel Processors, Dual Core)
- Apple MacBook Pro (Intel Processors, Pro-Series, Aluminum/Titanium, Dual Core)
- Apple Macbook Air, Intel Atom, later (2011) real i5 and i7 Intel processors, quite fast but not exactly made for audio since it has no firewire and only 2x USB
etc.
current audio relevant interfaces
- usb 2 and usb 3.0 (3.0 is faster but not supported by audio interfaces so far)
- Thunderbolt and Thunderbolt 2 (double speed, fastest one available atm - in 2014)
- Firewire 400 and 800 (since usb 3 is fast enough fw was dropped by Apple and is only supported via 29€-interfaces in their Retina Macbook Pro Line - all other macs lost their firewire already. but is still dominant audio interface connection type)
