Rui Carmo
Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak’s company, if you remember that far back.
The hardware I used and the software that helped stitch the Wiki together are listed below.
Resources
| Category | Date | Link | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hardware | iMac | Apple’s all-in-one Macintosh desktop line. | |
| iPod | Apple’s portable media-player family. | ||
| Macintosh | Apple’s Macintosh personal computer family. | ||
| Newton | Apple’s personal digital assistant platform. | ||
| 2026 | MacPicoModem | Pico W-based RS422-to-WiFi Hayes-compatible modem with Global Village Teleport-style LEDs, custom PCB, and enclosure | |
| Resources | Timeline of Apple Macintosh models | Wikipedia chronology of Macintosh models. | |
| 2026 | Apple accessory dimensional drawings | Apple technical dimensions for Mac, iPad, iPhone, AirPods and Apple Watch products, useful when designing cases and other physical accessories. | |
| Software | iCal | Apple’s calendar application for Mac OS X. | |
| iSync | Apple’s synchronisation application for Macs, mobile phones and handheld devices. | ||
| Mac OS X | Apple’s desktop operating system, including resources on Jaguar and Darwin. | ||
| Darwin | The open-source Unix foundation of Apple’s operating systems. | ||
| Jaguar | Mac OS X 10.2. | ||
| Rendezvous | Apple’s original name for its zero-configuration networking implementation, later renamed Bonjour. |
Apple Form Factor Evolution
