Apple continues to create new and revolutionary items that have spawned a cult-like following of its fans called Mac-Heads. When Apple introduced its slogan "Think Different" in the 1970s, it was informing customers to ditch PC and buy Apple, and since then, millions have. Mac-Heads continue to possess the newest Apple electronic and rather than wait for a price drop or a new version, most Mac-heads will overpay just to get it. Mac-Heads continue to buy up Apple products, but throughout the history of the company, there have been only three electronics that can be said to have produced the reinvention of the company.
iMac
In the late 90s, Apple decided to redesign its well-liked computers and present them with a new appearance and name and what came about was the iMac. The new computers were sleeker and faster, and crammed all the computer essentials into one screen, and the new design managed to stay away from computer towers that PC computers had used. Yes, the iMac managed to bring about new color schemes to appeal to more customers, but the company did something more amazing by giving customers a better user experience than past computers could. What the iMac managed to do was remake the way Apple computers were looked at by the industry leaders and took a dying company and transformed it into a new contender.
iPod
When it was introduced in the early 2000s, the iPod MP3 player managed to transform the music industry and convinced even the most loyal of PC fans to start getting Apple devices. Every few years, Apple manages to redesign its popular item to include new colors, features and iPod cases that buyers can go crazy over until a new device is released. Despite the persistent changes to the device, the product continues as a hit among buyers and is well-liked compared to the hundreds of other MP3 devices on the market.
iPhone
Before there ever was an original iPhone, the MOTOROKR was its predecessor, but it was designed by Motorola and was crammed with Apple software. The marriage between Motorola and Apple was short, and Apple ran off to create its own phone. When Apple launched the iPhone, it marked another tremendous achievement for the company, and with the help of AT&T, the first exclusive iPhone company, the device managed to sell very well. The design of the original iPhone would find its way to the new iPod, preparing the way for touch-screen-based MP3 devices. A new iPod meant new iPod Touch case companies would also pop up to sell both iPhone and iTouch products, making Apple the primary item for buyers.
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