How did Apple Computers develop and how it become popular
Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs founded Apple Computers in 1976.Both these computer geniuses were considered outcasts in high school.As a kid Stephen Wozniak would become so engrossed in mathematical ponderings that his mother would have to shake him to bring him back to reality.By 1975,he was working at Hewlett Packard and helping his friend Steve Jobs design video games.
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The company's first computer,Apple I was a fairly simple machine.It was nevertheless,a masterpiece of design,using far fewer parts than anything in its class,and it quickly earned Wozniak a reputation as a master designer.Apple II was released in 1977,and became that computer that made home computers popular.The release of the Macintosh computer in 1984 was hailed as a watershed event in Apple's history.It was Macintosh that introduced desktop publishing,and it soon became the computer of choice for millions.
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The company's first computer,Apple I was a fairly simple machine.It was nevertheless,a masterpiece of design,using far fewer parts than anything in its class,and it quickly earned Wozniak a reputation as a master designer.Apple II was released in 1977,and became that computer that made home computers popular.The release of the Macintosh computer in 1984 was hailed as a watershed event in Apple's history.It was Macintosh that introduced desktop publishing,and it soon became the computer of choice for millions. 
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