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Apple Computer 

*renamed on 12th of January 2007 to Apple Inc. (in fact they sell [[iPod]]s, 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 [[Processor]]s, 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)

http://www.sequencer.de/software_synthesizer/mac.html

http://www.apple.com
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