By Edward Qualtrough | Techworld
Published 13:29, 06 October 11
From the Apple I to the iPad - we look back at the groundbreaking technology that Steve Jobs helped give the world
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The Apple I built by Steve Wozniak, a friend of Steve Jobs, was Apple's first product released in April 1976 and cost a devilish $666.66.
Following the death of Steve Jobs yesterday, ComputerworldUK looks back at some of the most innovative devices launched by Apple while Jobs was with the company.
And if you like our home image, here's the video of the dashing young Jobs unveiling the Macintosh in 1984.
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